Some World of Warcraft fans wonder why someone would go through the trouble of recreating all of Azeroth with new maps when existing ones could do the trick just as well. The creativity of the fanbase is part of what has given Warcraft such a prolific legacy, despite recent troubles Blizzard has gotten itself in. Likewise, World of Warcraft’s iconic maps make for excellent art projects, as they are incredibly recognizable in their style. World of Warcraft fans and tabletop role playing fans are both known for displaying their unique brands of creativity, so it's not hard to see how fans of both could create truly wonderful works like these maps. Each area is rife with details and colors that make them pop far more than the iconic-yet-basic maps found in World of Warcraft. While Esben took a number of creative liberties to make the world maps from in-game work for their purposes, the maps are faithful and gorgeous tributes to the pre- Cataclysm areas so many players are familiar with. The maps themselves are excellent recreations of the classic areas of World of Warcraft. RELATED: World of Warcraft Battlegrounds Map Recreated In Epic Minecraft Creation While the website has a free version, the map maker has a paid subscription with an abundance of useful features to create unique maps like the ones Esben shared. Inkarnate is a fantasy map making tool that has been used by tabletop role players, authors, and map enthusiasts to create visualizations of their own worlds, or recreations of well-known existing ones, like Esben has with World of Warcraft ’s Azeroth. Esben, a tabletop role playing game enthusiast and artist, has recreated the world maps for the three original continents of Azeroth using a mapmaking website called Inkarnate. World of Warcraft is an MMORPG built upon a franchise that is nearly 30 years old, and in that time, fans of the world have created art projects and homages to their beloved game.
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