This is the r-map for the Amber game I'm getting ready to run. It's set at around the time of Random's return to Amber after the Patternfall War.
I'm using this as a "web of trust" sort of diagram... the white arrows are strong trust, the dark ones strong distrust or even enmity. Where there are no arrows, the relationship is not notable. This allows me to track information flows, as one NPC talks to another.
Pretty awesome. I would have posted a joke version saying "hates" on every single arrow, but this is neat. I always find this sort of thing helpful when making NPCs come to life.
Why does Flora have no relationships at all? Surely some people should at least have a "ditz" arrow pointing towards her? (Except Merlin, who might have "Purse Full Of Grenades?")
Also, remember to track disinformation flows as well. Fiona might "let slip" something that Random believes is true, but it's not until he tells Benedict about it (who talks to Corwin, who talks to Bleys) that finds out it's not. And by then...
Flora has relationships with the others, but they aren't particularly trusting or particularly distrusting relationships; their relationships with her are guarded. She'd never be the first one folks would think to tell something to, but she wouldn't be the last, either, and they wouldn't say something just to hurt her. "Live and let live" relationships got left out. There were too goddamn many of them.
The dark arrows are definitely there for disinformation purposes as well. Most of the time, you wouldn't lie to someone you trust, except perhaps in the Fiona->Julian case.
(In this campaign, Fiona has been banished from Amber for her part in the Redhead Conspiracy; Julian has offered her sanctuary in Arden just to piss off Random)
(I should amend my post - not only is the uncanny resemblance awesome, but the intimation that you could start with the Sephirot (or the world tree, etc) and make an r-map pre-laden with metaphoric values as situation generator has some appeal...)
There might have been - I do remember one, by Shreyas, about using mystical elements in something like a conflict web, but i don't think that one was mapping one to one...
(but on reflection, a direct mapping is proabably too stifling...)