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#1 koesherbacon Jun 09, 2011 5:27:32	I dont suppose anybod has a link or book or article that gives information of Athas' Green Age? I don't mind if it's homebrew or DND2e material, I can convert to suit our needs. Particularly interested in any maps that might be floating around the web. My group's gunna be undertaking some timetravel soon and will end up in the past to witness the destructive defiling that occurred to transform Athas completely. Thanks a ton! If there isn't any, I'll just have to be creative and make it up along with photoshopping the map to make it look more lush and show much more abundant water.
#2 mgbeach Jun 09, 2011 9:31:43	Here's a post from a little while ago that might help you.. community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/758...
#3 phoenix_m Jun 09, 2011 12:52:15	You can thank Brian Sanchez for this one:   Alright, as it seems I can only post a small version here's the link to the full size version... i54.photobucket.com/albums/g84/PhoenixMe...
#4 koesherbacon Jun 13, 2011 3:22:13	This info is pretty much perfect. Thanks for the speedy replies
#5 phoenix_m Jun 20, 2011 0:28:26	You did catch the link to the larger image at the end of the post?
#6 Palladinae Jul 02, 2011 6:45:33	Map is wonderfull but there are two issues. If this is map of Tablelands during Green Age, Nibenay should bear different name. According to "The Wanderer's Chronicle": "[...] He took that name Niibanay after joining Boris rebellion. He still rules city-state that bears his name,[...]. I seem to remember, that what now is called Ur-Draxa was Ebe in past, so it should be placed far west, on chain of islands (presumable off the map?). I'm not sure, where I read of Ebe's renaming, perhaps in "Valley of Dust and Fire, but certainly on this board are people who remember better than me. Nevertheless, great map, I'll use it o today's session!,
#7 Kamelion Jul 02, 2011 9:50:12	Map is wonderfull but there are two issues. If this is map of Tablelands during Green Age, Nibenay should bear different name. According to "The Wanderer's Chronicle": "[...] He took that name Niibanay after joining Boris rebellion. He still rules city-state that bears his name,[...]. It's actually the other way around - Nibenay changed his name.  It was originally Gallard.  So I'd say it's more likely that he took the name of the city and now they bear the same name.  It's also possible, though, that the city was renamed Nibenay after he took control of it.  Up to each DM to decide, I guess. I seem to remember, that what now is called Ur-Draxa was Ebe in past, so it should be placed far west, on chain of islands (presumable off the map?). I'm not sure, where I read of Ebe's renaming, perhaps in "Valley of Dust and Fire, but certainly on this board are people who remember better than me. In the DS timeline, we see that Ebe was swallowed up by the Sea of Silt 2,310 years before the fall of Kalak.  It's described as being near Bodach, so that places it somewhere in the vicinity of the Tablelands on the shore of the Sea of Silt.  Ur Draxa, on the other hand, was built by the Dragon out in the middle of the Sea of Silt using booty from Yaramuke given to him by Hamanu 1,771 years before the present.  It's unlikely that they're the same place.  Could be fun, though, to make them the same.  You could decide that the Dragon built Ur Draxa on the site of his buried home city Ebe and rule that Ebe was out in the Sea of Silt, for example.  Easily enough done as it doesn't appear on any official maps.
#8 angelus_obscura Jul 02, 2011 22:15:17	In the game I'm in, our DM jokingly calls the Green Age of Athas, "Eberron". My character is actually a relic of the Green Age; she laments the loss of wi-fi, railways, and airships.