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China
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A map that covers China, Korea, parts of Eastern Siberia, through Tibet, and down to North East India. Unfortunately this map is 'round' which does not work well, as the Pacific Ocean abruptly meets 'inland' Eurasia at the seam. Ample opportunity for growth from a game play perspective, with rivers, plains, grasslands, and hills across much of the ...
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Ancient
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A map showing Northern Africa, Southern Italy and Spain, Greece, Turkey and Mesopatamia.
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Centaurus
by RangerOne
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A map of the world in Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, converted into Civilization II map format using the MapUtility program. It is 75 x 120 so it will work with the world.mp in the extended game of Test of Time well as the Centaurus world.
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Indonesia
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A map of South East Asia, from Irian-Jaya (west Papua - New Guinea) up through to Thailand, including Cambodia and southern Vietnam. At less than 4,000 squares and a high proportion of ocean, the useable landmass is small-medium, but well suited to a short, naval-oriented campaign. Jungle and hills are prevalent, but not so overwhelming to make the...
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Antarctica
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A map of Antarctica, with Tierra del Fuego and what appears to be the bottom of New Zealand.
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Albeorn
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A large map, with an expanse of islands and continents. Most of the starting locations are concentrated on a central continent.
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Alaska
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A large map with two sections of land separated by a bodie of water (bering sea) Two starting locations, Russians (left) Americans (right)
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Arafel
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A large map with lots of Island continents, polar ice caps, and two continents, one protruding from the north, one from the south. An interesting map.
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Antartic
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A large map of Antarctica with six starting locations.
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A1
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A large map full of various continents and archipelagoes, with lots of room to expand your empire.
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Agrint
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A large map full of large continents, no polar ice caps. Could make an interesting game.
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Africa
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A large Map depicting Africa, Madagascar, Arabia, Southern Mediterranean. Perfect for a Historical Scenario (tribal wars?)
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Archipelago
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A large map consisting entirely of a vast Archipelago, with potential for an interesting island hopping game, with a lot of Naval Warfare.
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New Zealand
by BenRu
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A large map (80 x 200 squares) for all you kiwis out there. The map is very accurate and detailed with very varied terrain.
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Real Europe
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A large (150 x 120), very accurate map of Europe
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Desert 2
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A land-dominated fictional map. The terrain is particularly rugged, with a high proportion of desert, mountain, and tundra squares. For the player, food would be generally best obtained by utilising the many small lakes that help break up the harsh environment. Terrain forms tend to occur in horizontal bands in the same manner as the 'real world' w...
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Australia
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A good map of Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand. Note that this map for some reason is round, but you should have no problems making it flat if that is what you desire
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Islands 2
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A fictional map of 'threadlike' landforms, often only one or two tiles in width. The terrain chosen with few exceptions is arable, and the map only loosely conforms with the conventional practice of a hot equator and cold poles to the north and south. The map is large, and tribes have been placed.
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Hellas
by Harun ar Rashid
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A detailed map of Greece, Crete and part of Turkey. It also includes the beginning of a City.txt file with a Greek theme.
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Classic
by El hidalgo
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A "classic" Mediterranean map, extending farther to the east, and much farther to the south, than the default Mediterranean map — much of Africa and all of Arabia are included. The 'read me' file contains substantial information about the application and role of the tribes that have been placed on the map, and briefly addresses historical aspects p...
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