Maps

Co-Creator of Pathfinder @Jameslsutter has enough experience in fantasy cartography to know when a place is supposed to look believable or not. His diagnosis is that Louisiana has done a great job of convincing him that New Orleans exists when in fact it's laid out like a real not my job, "4:30 on a Friday" kind of map-making project. For fans of fantasy, here's a Tumblr thread on the theory surrounding Dwarves' super intelligent beards.

James L. Sutter shared a recent, hilarious Twitter thread about the fantastical oddity that is this map of New Orleans. Seriously, what is going on here? He addresses the blatant absurdity with some hilarious hot takes. Maybe, the truth is stranger than fiction. 

These maps are inexcusably, hilariously terrible. The Cat Earth Theory really seems to have some legs. Might want to keep an eye on that one. 

Yeah, these maps are technically accurate, but you still probably won't learn anything. Check out @TerribleMaps for more idiotically funny geography stuff.

These maps will tell you everything you need to know about the upcoming election predictions.

The Twitter account @UnchartedAtlas site generates an new elaborately detailed, topographical map every hour. Each map is complete with cities, mountains, rivers, valleys, country borders, and other interesting features.

Glaciologist Martin O'Leary, The Creator, used old fantasy books as his inspiration and was hoping to make each map look similar to "something you'd find at the back of one of the cheap paperback novels."