SCI-FI MAPS ARE NOT A FICTION, THEY EXIST!

Here's a quick blog post about a new Kickstarter called ''Distant Frontiers Poster Map Set''. 8 maps on Four double sided posters 22x34 inches each. They look really nice with plenty of details for your futuristic setting.

 Also, as of this writing, they less than 300$ from being funded, with 5 days left to their KS campaign. Some of the stretch goals look great too (arctic base camp, alien jungle, and maybe more?).




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