A Sourcebook of cities

The King said:
Thanks for the link but don't you think ruins and catacomb are a bit out of topic for a sourcebook on cities?
However there is such a thread entitled "Conan: A book about lost cities and ruins" in the forum What Should Mongoose Publish Next?

Moreover where is the need for such a software where you have to create your own dungeons. Printed sourcebooks is very useful for those who don't have the time to draw it themself. Moreover I think this software isn't particularly user-friendly (at least the campaign cartographer).
Okay, thanks. I posted both my comment and your reply to the What Should Mongoose Publish Next? - Conan: A book about lost cities and ruins thread.
[Edited to clarify, based on following post]
 
I wanted to show you the thread but iot seems I can't copy a link correctly as I only have this address wherever I browse on this forum http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/forum.php.
 
That happens to me every once in a while. Anyway, I just clarified the thread name in my previous post above. When all else fails, I hit the
button in someone else's post, and that'll usually give the full thread url. I can always just delete the actual post if I want while typing my own text. 8)
 
That's it. URL was the word I was looking for. :) Indeed I don't know why the whole URL is never displayed on my screen.
 
As told earlier I could imagine a 200-pages books on cities; how they look like in which kingdoms.
Road of Kings had maps for almost each nations with a full gazetter and I would appreciate the same for cities.
A little bit like what is described in the class books but related to cities, say one big city (capital city), a medium and a small town for each kingdom.
Adding useful info such as prices in those cities/towns which of course would be different if you are in Turan or in Aquilonia.
 
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