Hi!

I am really happy that Humankind has a map editor such as this, and I was really surprised when I saw just what it could do. And so I've decided to give it a try, see what will happen and, well, here's the result:

I mapped down and divided into territories most zones (except Redridge, kind of forgot Redridge exists). Given them all a biome that made them look as close as they appear in the game. I used the natural wonders, either in place of their counterparts or because I wanted something special an area (Wintergrasp having Lake Baikal for example.

This all wouldn't have been possible without the map import tool and the map made by Sturmbart that I used for the import tool (I made Kalimdor and Eastern Kingdoms larger).

https://humankind.mod.io/map-huge-azeroth

The map file for 8 players spawn locations:

Slot 1: Pandaria (Jade Forest)
Slot 2: Stormwind

Slot 3: Ironforge

Slot 4: Thunderbluff

Slot 5: Orgrimmar

Slot 6: Silverpine Forest

Slot 7: Darkshore

Slot 8: Northrend (Right between Sholazar and Icecrown)

The map file for 6 players spawn locations:

Slot 1: Stormwind

Slot 2: Mulgore

Slot 3: Ironforge

Slot 4: Durotar

Slot 5: Silverpine Forest

Slot 6: Darkshore

The map file goes into /Documents/Humankind/Maps

To play in a specific slot (perhaps you want a Darkshore start), make the lobby, turn it into a multiplayer lobby and join in the slot you want. After that you can switch to singleplayer and it will save you in the slot you chose.

Warning: this isn't a balanced map, more so a fun map to play with friends. I placed special tiles where they aesthetically fit and in abnormal amounts. Almost all of the Luxuries were placed randomly if I didn't know where to put them. Strategics are somewhat placed in a balanced way. Somewhat.

Oh, another small one, the little inlet up in borean tundra has a river that goes underwater.