Please help can people out with answering these requests
I'll try to help as well, but I know my own list of links is a bit limited. I will edit this first post to put all the new links in alphabetical order, so people can see links that have already been posted. Also please post links to any general maps sites not already listed. Thanks 
If you spot a broken link please let me know.
Mankyle has very kindly sorted through all the FR products available as free fownloads from their archives, and is listing all the maps that can be found there.
Copyright Notes
Official maps that are part of free material available as articles or downloads on this site are fine. Fan drawn maps are fine. Maps taken from Computor Roleplaying Games are fine if they are openly published.
Maps that are obviously scans, or maps from material that is not free, or openly published on the net for free use are [color=red]not[/color] allowed!
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MAP LINKS ALREADY POSTED
New map links are shown in red
SITES WITH MORE THAN ONE MAP
Candlekeep Map Section - Wide range of large and small maps (often made by fans), includes town & city plans
Dlabbradath Map Room - A site that collected most of the WotC free maps into one easy to find place, as it is not easy to track them all down at WotC site. Regions covered by regional and/or smaller maps - Chultan Peninsula, Cormyr, The Dalelands, Dragon Coast, Island Kingdoms, Lake of Steam, Lands of Intrigue, The Moonsea, The North, Old Empires, Sembia, The Shining South, Silverymoon & the Silver Marches, Tharsult, Thesk, The Unapproachable East, The Underdark, The Vast, The Vilhon Reach, Western Heartlands
Dual Scimitars Map Page – Large map of Faerun; regional maps of Icewind Dale, Baldurs Gate, Sword Coast and the Dales
Dundjinni Mapping software: Forums – Various maps. Content changes, so check back[/b]
Forgotten Kingdoms Maps – Unofficial maps based on 2nd ed material, created by fans. Large Faerun maps, Berdusk, Zhentil Keep, Zassespur, Menzoberranzan, Waterdeep, Daggerford and Silverymoon
Mike’s RPG Centre ~ Maps – Maps from Baldurs Gate 1 & 2 including Baldur’s Gate, Sword Coast, Candlekeep, Nashkel, Amn, Athkatla
Peters Roleplaying Page - Fan version of Faerun, Cormyr, Cormyr & the Dalelands
ProFantasy Map Library - you need the Free Map Viewer to see the maps on this site
Raflar’s D&D Resources – Fan drawn maps of the Savage Frontier, Westgate and Waterdeep
The Realms PBeM Game - Home page for a play by email campaign. Realmslore, characters, maps of the north
TVC – Large collection of village, town and city maps.
Unapproachable East Map Gallery –Sample maps from the book – Immilmar, Relkath's Foot, Bezantur, Uthmere (and the Dalestream), Telflamm, Aglarond and the Yuirwood (Altumbel peninsula in inset), Thesk, The Great Dale, The Rawlinswood, and the Forest of Lethyr, Thay, Rashemen, the North Country, and part of the Endless Waste
Vyntiri Project – Link to modules with maps of the Cold Lands; the Great Dale; Impiltur; Moonwood, Neverwinter (under Silverymoon). Follow the links to the various segments to find the maps
WotC 2002 Map-A-Week Archive
2003 Map-A-Week archive
SINGLE MAPS
Athkatla – image from BG2 CRGP
Cities of Cormyr Not all the links in this page work, but those that do have lots of information including maps
Cormyr
Devir Spain Homepage (Official Publishers of Dnd in Spain, Portugal and Brazil) highly detailed downloadable pdf of the entire Forgotten Realms (Spanish). Reach the map ROL -> Dungeons & Dragons -> Libros de Master -> Reinos Olvidados -> Escenario de Campana
Elventree Arravis’s gorgeous map
Essembra In Battledale (by Arravis)
[color=red]Evereska Fan created map of Evereska courtesy of Arravis[/color]
Mulmastre Detailed, downloadable pdf map drawn by Gendril
Neverwinter
Shadowdale Simple map of Shadowdale region
Shadowdale MUD MUD site with wonderful maps of Shadowdale
Stanislav Radosavlje’s Gallery ~ Some superbly drawn maps of Ched Nasad and other Drow settlements
Suzail A low res street map of the city (no key)
Skullport
Suzail
Ten Towns ; Ten Towns
Thay
Turmish ~ Fan map from n0xious220
Wanderer's Map Archive ~ Faerun
A list of map links in Faerun
Waterdeep - This is an unofficial map made by a fan, based on 2nd ed information. A map of the entire city with more detailed maps of the individual wards
WotC – My Slice of Silverymoon ~ Low res and high res downloadable maps
Yurlash - Ruins
Southern Zazesspur ~ Fan map
New Section – [color=crimson]MAPS IN FREE WOTC ARCHIVE PRODUCTS[/color]
Many, many thanks to Mankyle for this list.
Here is a partial list of all the maps that appear in the “Old Editions Downloads” from WOTC which can be found here.
The maps which can be found in these products are:
Calimport More than a dozen partial maps of Calimport. Each one of them details a different ward of the city. All come with map keys and a short description of what can be found in each point. Al maps are black and white.
Castle Spulzeer: Here we can found the complete floorplans of Castle Spulzeer (located in Amn), and a very good quality (but black and white) map of Amn, with all the cities and important villages (page 26).
Cormanthyr, Empire of elves: A complete (colour) map of the fabled city of Myth Drannor and a regional map of the dales region as it was before the fall of Myth Drannor. (they come in pieces, because they were poster maps).
Elminster's Ecologies, Appendix I: This one has a very good map of the battle of Bones, near Anauroch, but black and white. Also a undead roses (some kind of necromantic vampiric flower that sap the life of all the nearby living creatures) maze’s plan.
In the section about the hill of lost souls we have the floor plans of a Fire Newt cave system, and a medium detailed map of the Pelleor plains (do not confuse with the Pellenor fields, they are not from the Forgotten Realms). ;)
Elminster's Ecologies, Appendix II: First of all a regional map of the High Moor region. That’s every thing from the Forest of wyrms (south) to the graypeak mountains (north). This map shows the potential dangerous points called “Fire Marshes” that can be found in the High Moor.
The second map is kind of a political map wich shows the different zones of the high moor as they are under control of the different people which inhabit the high moor (it is, the zones of the high moor under control of the orcs, the hobgoblins, the goblins and the human barbarians.
The third map shows the zones where the different dragons of the high moor live. This is a very useful map.
The fourth map shows the floorplans of a lizardmen king located in the serpent hills. Not very detailed.
Fifth map shows the region of the high moor and the serpent hills with some tunnels whick run from the serpent hills to different locations.
The sixth map shows a the side section of the “Snake Pit”. The point where the leaders of the snake people of the serpent hill live. Again it is not a very detailed map.
For Duty and Deity: This is and adventure book, but has a bad quality map of Azzagrat, the realm in the Abyss of the Demon Prince Graz’zt. (Page 33 of the document).
We can find also the map of the city of Samora, also located in one of the three layers that form this abyssal realm.
The third map shows an schematic view of the Zrintor, the viper forest, located near Zamora.
The fourth map is a b/w drawing of the city of Zelatar, another city of this abyssal realm and the place where Graz’zt lives.
The last map shows a very small plan of a cave system where the friend of the merchant is kept.
Gold and Glory: We can find a very simple map of the realms (only shows the seas and lakes) with keys that show the places where the different mercenary companies are based.
The second map we can find here is a very simple black and white drawing of the easternmost coast of Maztica and Anchorome (the realms equivalent of North America).
The third drawing (I would’nt call this a “map”) shows an schematic of the Turnstone Pass battle, where the moonlight men defeated a very superior number of orcs.
(see the Mintiper Ballads in the WOTC page for more information).
The last drawing shows how the assault of Castle Spulzeer in Amn was performed by the Blue Boar Men.
How the miighty are fallen: All the maps found in this product are black and white, but of a very high quality.
First we can find a city plan of Yeoman’s Loft, a netherese city where some spelljammers were based. (Black and white but good quality).
The second map depicts the southeastern region of Netheryl, where now the desert mouth mountains are. (Maybe can be used as points where old netherese ruins await to be found ).
The third map shows the center of one netherese city.
The fourth map shows the interior of a manor.
The fifth map shows the interior of one house.
The sixth map shows the interior of one undead filled castle.
Lands of Intrigue: Lands of Intrigue: Maps in this product are black and white, but very dark and blurry, maybe due to the fact that have been scanned.
Here we can find complete city maps of Zazzespur, Velen, Myratma, Saradush and Darromar, caption city of Tethyr. All maps are dark and blurry but come with keys.
Next map shows the Duchies and counties of Tethyr. It’s kind of a political map, with different colours for the different counties and duchies.
The second part of this product speaks abount Amn. Here we can find maps of Riatavin, Grimmor, Eshpurta, Keczulla, Esmeltaran, Murann and Athkatla.
We can find also a map of the eastern coast of Maztica (very similar to that found in Gold and Glory).
We can find also a map of the Elkazar territories (Shilmista forest, Impresk and Shalane lakes,…..) with city maps of Llorbaukh.
The best map of this product is a black and white poster map of the imperial city of Shoonach.
At the end of this product we have some colour poster size maps of the sword coast, amn and tethyr.
We can find a medium detailed topographical map of Amn, Tethyr and Erlkazar, but that shows up to Cormyr, the Green Fields and the Lake of Dragons.
Dungeon Crawl, Undermountain, the lost level. Madgoth’s Castle: A colour map of the lost level of Undermountain (with keys) and the Floorplans of Madgoths castle (with Keys).
The Marco Volo Trilogy (Depature, Journey and Arrival):
All maps are black and white and very high quality.
Marco Volo, Departure: Floorplans of Mother Tathlorn’s House of Pleasure (Main Floor only). A map of the road from Waterdeep to the Way Inn. Map from the Way Inn (the village) and floorplans form the Way Inn (the inn).
Two encounter maps (One in Daggerford, one on the road).
Marco Volo, Journey: : Very simple map of the western heartlands (only name of cities).Map of the Great Mother’s Abbey near berdusk (an abbey consecrated to Chauntea). A very bad quality (b/w) of Cormyr).
Marco Volo, Arrival: A very simple map of the spiderhaunt woods, an encounter map in the spiderhaunt woods and floorplans of the eye fortress (some kind of magical construction).
Thanks,
Damarkos
Originally posted by Damarkos
Ok well I would like a detailed, black and white map of Waterdeep.
Thanks,
Damarkos
Waterdeep - This is an unofficial map made by a fan, based on 2nd ed information. A map of the entire city with more detailed maps of the individual wards
Originally posted by Sploosh
I would be very, very happy with a good, detailed map of the North (around the Spine of the World, and not maps from the "Drizzt books" because I already know those by heart...) and a map of Silverymoon and the lands around it.
Collected WotC Maps Of the North - Part of a site that collected most of the WotC free maps into one easy to find place.
Muraan also if possible.
Originally posted by DC2003SiLk
Would like a map of the areas in Amn, and specifically a city map of Athkatla. I have the map from BG2 SoA, and I have the Lands of Intrigue Box Set. Are there any other maps available?
Muraan also if possible.
The only map of Athkatla I know of is from the BG2 Shadows of Amn CRPG. I finaly tracked down an image of the full city here.
Requested by: Lerris
I like that map ^^^
That's the Cormyr map. Much better than the FR map one.
@Sis: ;):D:P Beat you to it.
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/skullport.jpg
That map is pretty bad, but oh well. :D
Originally posted by Lerris
My Dm has told us that most of our campain shall take place in Cormyr and was wondering whether anybody knew of ant maps avaialable upon the web.
Cities of Cormyr Not all the links in this page work, but those that do have lots of information including maps
http://perso.club-internet.fr/kazer/Cartes/map.htm
city maps such as Ormpetarr, Alaghon, Arrabar, Nimpeth, Hlondeth?
Thanks in advance!
edit: Sorry forgot to mention I have the maps from the Vilhon Reach supplement found free here at Wizards.
Thanks Morka, but if you see anything heavily detailed let me know :D
Here you are anyway:
http://perso.club-internet.fr/kazer/Cartes/Turmish/Turmish.htm
Dlabraddath Map Room ~ Vilhon Reach
i made a map of Nesmé and one of Griffon's Nest, but can't link them since i do not have a site.
anyone has the possibility to host them?
or any other suggestion?
But thanks. Looking for somthing simular to the map in Underdark, but its not in the ART Gallery.Originally posted by Dawnspeaker
Looking for a detailed map of Myth Drannor(ruins) including any underground areas, the major cities of Cormyr (Arabel, Suzail, etc), and the Boneyard in the Underdark(if they even exist) Pweease
Myth Drannor maps: http://myth-drannor.net/DlabraddathNet/z-Dlabraddath/Mythmap.htm
:D
Originally posted by Dawnspeaker
Looking for a detailed map of Myth Drannor(ruins) including any underground areas, the major cities of Cormyr (Arabel, Suzail, etc), and the Boneyard in the Underdark(if they even exist) Pweease
Suzail: http://www.chez.com/bossk/map/Town/Suzail.htm
Originally posted by Goblinoids
Anyone have a map of the Evermoors, if it exists?
Overview Map: http://www.phoenyx.net/realms/images/the_north.jpg
Another Overview Map, this one to the west of the Evermoors:
http://candlekeep.com/downloads/north.gif
Originally posted by Bran_Hornraven
I am looking for lots of Information On waterdeep and the surrounding area. any maps as well as Information would be much appreciated
There's a Waterdeep sourcebook coming, but it's gonna be a while...
In the meantime, I'd recommend the following sources:
FR1 Waterdeep and the North
Volo's Guide to Waterdeep
City of Splendors boxed set
Or any other elven tree city. I posted this request on other boards, but didn't get much feedback. I've already checked out the other links posted so far, as well as the map-a-week things on the main site. Please! Need help! Session is Tuesday night and I've been going nuts trying to find one! (I'm wiped out map-wise after I made a hugely detailed manor house, dungeons beneath it, and extraplanar maze, most of which got bypasse by the pcs).
Thanks a lot for any help
Originally posted by Chiba_Monkey
I'd like a map of Everaska, please.
I searched the Net for Evereska maps with little luck... I know for a fact there is a map of the city on the left side of the first page of The Sorcerer by Troy Denning.
Sorry about the novel reference, sis...
Also the Utter East(old empires,Thay, ect.
Originally posted by Naeryndam Alastrarra
how about a map of Huzuz, Zakhara?
Also the Utter East(old empires,Thay, ect.
Thay: http://members.tripod.com/KingsTears/map_of_thay.htm
so anybody have a map of Huzuz, Zakhara
i believe there is no canon map, i´d be grateful if someone made a decent homebrew...
I´m searching for a map of "Hill´s Edge" but i can´t find one
Does one exist ?
for any help: THANX ;)
ciao
MG
I know some of the links may not work, but I know at least one
does.
http://toril.info/sunsetvale.htm#HILLSEDGE
Cheers,
mg
Originally posted by Glyphic
I need some Info on the Vilhon reach area, details on the cities, maps of the cities, thx
Found this one in the Dlabraddath Map room Vilhon Reach Try looking through the other general map sites in the first post.
You can also download the free 2nd ed accessory Vilhon Reach
I would love to see a map that has just the water sites listed on them sort of like the underdark map.. though they didn't make a big pull out
also any maps of places like the city of shade. other floating places?
But hey is there a map for the city that floats around the great hub real near the concordant oposition?
that said Im looking for a map of Telflamm OR a map that i could easily pass off as Telflamm if one doesnt exist....
All That because one of my PCs is rallying people (he's a fighter 14/ purple dragon knight 5) to an invasion of Zhentil Keep... he has already convinced the rest of the PCs in the party to do this, and they all want to do that...
I agreed, since they're already making plans for epic levels... I would like them to survive this quest... but if they don't it would be a glorious death... That's why I need Maps
Another PC has acquired the feat of Getting Into Troubles All The Time, he's a psychic Warrior/Soulknife/Monk, he's also 19th level and making plans for epic levels.
The Problem is that he's trying to slay at least one of the ruling vampire lords of the Night Masks, it's sort of his personal quest.
I would like to see him trying that... and I need more maps...
Could someone be so kind to give me links or pics of those two palces???
PLEASE???
I fixed the Waterdeep map link
They changed the site directory tree .. how dare they do that to us :D Thanks in advance.You can get the 2nd ed Moonshae source book for very little money as a pdf download here
Originally posted by Drizzzt89
I need the map from the oriental adventures handbook.
??? That is not even Forgotten Relms...
Anyways, BigSister, the first link that you give "Town and City Maps in 2nd ed material" does not work. I did a quick scan to see if anyone else has mentioned it and I did not see anything.
Does anyone have a map of Spiderhaunt Woods or the path from Shadowdale to Mistledale?
Anyways, BigSister, the first link that you give "Town and City Maps in 2nd ed material" does not work. I did a quick scan to see if anyone else has mentioned it and I did not see anything.
The link was working a couple of days ago. Mabe we used up all the sites bandwidth. I'll check again in a week or so.
A map of Menzo would be great too.
Anyway, enjoy
, its capital, more or less. I used the b/w map in Volo's guide to the Dalelands as a basis (available here ofcourse http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/downloads). Anyway, glad you liked it!I really need a map of Evereska as I have player characters that want to get involved in defending Evereska from the Phaerimm (they are playing in the timeline just as this is occurring) but I need a more detailed map if one exists!
Thanks!
I think it would be a great Idea, if you(WoTC) sold all the BIG foldout maps from all the current 3ed stuff, along with the Super large blow up maps from the dragon mag. (maybye even a large map of the underdark, hint hint hint. The one in the book is so insy
something like what 10 large fold outs, and maybe condensed large fold out maps of the "snipits" found in the books of this place or that, like 2-5 of them... or just a bundle of large maps/foldouts from the 3ed line of dungeon.. it sure beats the heck outa tracking them down... my 2 cents at least.. :D
Originally posted by Anthor Del Niera
Any idea where to get a thorough map of Menzoberranzen? I need it, but not immediately. I'm not asking anyone to break copyright, obviously, and fan material is fine with me, as long as it's neat. Thank you!
Well...
I do not know of Fan material but there is a rough map in the soft cover version of the first book of the WoftSQ series (Dissolution). It should also be in the Hard cover. It is more a view from above the cavern showing the various features of the city. I quite like it actually.
You can't use it for scaling the place, but at least it gives you an idea of what is where and is nicely drawn.
Since the soft cover book costs 6 euros, I guess it should be 5 dollars or so. Not really a major investment.
Bocklin
Originally posted by bahamut_0
Are there any good underdark maps?
A map of Menzo would be great too.
The book Underdark has a good map of all of Faerun to let you know about where cities are and there is a fairly detailed map of the Underdark in the North on a map in the Silver Marches supplement. Other than that the old 2E Menzoberranzan Box Set had a detailed map of that city. I am pretty sure that the Homeland novel by Salvatore also had a map of Menzoberranzan.
Thanks,
Cyr
Where can I find a map?
Originally posted by Drow Will Rule The World
The book Underdark has a good map of all of Faerun to let you know about where cities are and there is a fairly detailed map of the Underdark in the North on a map in the Silver Marches supplement. Other than that the old 2E Menzoberranzan Box Set had a detailed map of that city. I am pretty sure that the Homeland novel by Salvatore also had a map of Menzoberranzan.
Oh yeah. I can dowload the Menzo box set if I remember correctly. Thanks for the help
Its a Gr*=8 one too!
i would be really glad if someone could help me out with a map of Heliogabalus, the capital of Damara!
Originally posted by thalious
I went to the site and typed it in the search engine, but nothing came up except a Map to buy. Is there a free map?
http://www.profantasy.com/library/dpv.asp
Free Viewer ^
http://www.profantasy.com/library/files/ZhentilKeep.zip
Link to file ^
Its rt there just hard to see!
Enjoy!
Originally posted by P33KAJ3W
I am adding Kar-Tur (sp?) to the east of Faerun...
Where can I find a map?
Kara Tur - PLS!?!!?
Thanks
Originally posted by Arravis
Yeah, I've been dying for someone with a high quality map of Yulash. The one in the old FR Atlas is pretty darn weak, and I did have someone email me one from the Interactive Atlas, but they wouldn't send a high res one, simply a tiny 80x40 pixel affair. If someone has one, it would be much appreciated
Ruins...
http://www.curiosity-shoppe.com/cgi-bin/sd-map-show.pl?map=yulash
I am looking for a map of Hlath, in Chondath. There are none in the "Vilhon Reach" book and I do not know if one was ever produced. My search via Google was not successful either...
Thanks for your tips!
Bocklin
Originally posted by WizO_BigSister
AvengedMutablegenus here's the Dlabraddath map of Anauroch but I don't know if it's big enough.
Many thank you's oh wise Big Sis, exaclty what i needed
Originally posted by Lady Claransa Trent
I'd also be interested in Evereska as well.
Yes! Evereska! I too would like evereska!
I'm looking for a map of Cedarspoke, on the Dragon Coast. I don't think there are any "official" maps, so I'll settle for anything mildly druidish looking with a river running through it.
Thanks.I am coming to your halls in need of information about Ilmwatch.
A map of this city in Impiltur or any further Information then given in the FRCS would greatly help me!
Thx in advance!
Here's the deal
I need a map of Zhentil Keep and a Map of Westgate... the more details i can get the best...
Tnx 4 the help
I hope there is some info around on that.
Thanks in advance.
Can I make a plea for you all to have a look at the map sites listed in the first site before you post a request? It’s a pain having to post links to a site I have already listed for you. I am really tempted not to do it, and not post my reply
Lady Claransa Trent … I can’t find any maps of the towns. Dlabraddath has maps of where these towns are here Semberholme has good descriptions in the communities section but no actual maps.
Lugburz I found a map in an excerpt from The Bloodstone Lands that details the East section of the Vaasa here
Ironhawk there are a few maps in the Map-a-Week-Archives that could suit.
Damien_Hiro if you tell me what region Durpari is in it would help a lot. Thanks.
Evereska … This is the Western Heartlands showing the general surrounds of Evereska.
Thayde Rythylaynne Here is a map of the The Unapproachable East that could help. The “Shining South” sourcebook only has the old version.
[b] Lord Assamael Of Antioch[/bl] There is a map of the surrounds of Zhentil Keep here There is a plan of the keep itself here You can download a map of Westgate here
If anyone can point me to an existing map of Quearvarr, a town in the Moonwood, I'd be soooo very happy !!
thanks!Originally posted by Drow Will Rule The World
Yes! Evereska! I too would like evereska!
Several people have been calling for a map of Evereska. The only one I could find, and it is cut off slightly because of the place it is found, is located in the third novel of the series that brings the Shades back into Faerun. I just read it, but have promptly forgotten the name. It has a map inside the front cover of parts of Evereska proper.
I'm designing a website for my campaign and wanted to include some maps of where the action takes place.
Does the quote below mean that I can take any map from this site and include it in mine?
Just wanna make sure, because I know this is a delicate matter.
If the use of maps taken from this site is legal, could I also use other pictures as well (like puctures taken from the "art gallery" features)?
Can I edit the pictures? Like adding locales and routes to maps or edit pictures from art gallery in order to use them as background graphics.
I'd appreciate any advise you can give me.
Freddy
Originally posted by WizO_BigSister
Copyright Notes
Official maps that are part of free material available as articles or downloads on this site are fine. Fan drawn maps are fine. Maps taken from Computor Roleplaying Games are fine if they are openly published.
Maps that are obviously scans, or maps from material that is not free, or openly published on the net for free use are [color=red]not[/color] allowed!
http://www.ralloszek.net/uploads/33073-Elventree_MR.jpg
Enjoy.
Thanks
I've added it to the main list.Check it out and please let me know if you like it.
Gendril
Ps. Might do some more Moonsea cities or locations/dungeons.
Hill's Edge Map
Jason King
I've added the Shadowdale maps, the Mulmastre pdf and some Underdark maps I found in an art gallery. They're all in the first post.
a detailed, printable map of the Dragon Coast. Preferably showing the location of as many cities as possible and the Pirate Isles.
Thanks in advance.
From "Dlabbradath Map Room - A site that collected most of the WotC free maps into one easy to find place, as it is not easy to track them all down at WotC site" (listed in the first post) Maps - Dragon Coast This isn't all that detailed but it does show you the roads and the cities.
Detailed city map of Westgate one of the Dragon Coast cities.
Originally posted by Aranar
someone know where to find a political map of the realms?
Page 100 of the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting ... posting the actual map or a link to it would violate copyright
Xaos_Master try this one .... Southern Zazesspur ~ Fan map
Has there been any source material released for the city of zazesspur? I would purchase it if I could find out how...other, what 3/4 or more of Abeir-Toril that happens to be depicted on pg.231 of the FR campaign setting. Mostly I am interested in the region of Kara-Tur, as I am unable to find anything regarding the region other than what I have in my 1e. OA and 3e. update. All I ask is a vague map, something to go on, or a placement of cities. Something, or anything would be most helpful.
Sincerely,
Knotta_wizard
Surely NOT a WizO, man I hate calling people Shirly....
Originally posted by Xaos_Master
got that one already, but thanks for your reply.
I recommend you make this post into a separate thread, and then the "usual suspects" will race each other to reply. Sadly I'm not nearly as well up on the supplements as they are ;)
Keep up all the good work in this thread. Truly fantastic and inspiring to behold all these maps, some of which are very beautiful.
Originally posted by WizO_BigSister
Page 100 of the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting ... posting the actual map or a link to it would violate copyright
I have it (well, the italian edition) but I didn't like it (the "political look" are only circles drawed on a normal map). I was looking for something similar to the modern maps, with the areas of different nations colored with different colors....
edited to remove links
Land of Turmish
Enjoy.
If the globe ot Toril project takes off, it will need some input, and it would be nice if we could, as a community, at least have some idea of the outlines and location of these continents. Faerûn is pretty obviously a northern hemishpere continent and most of us know what to put there in unexplored lands which we might want to develop, but if a Faerûnian Age of Exploration is about to begin (which it should, following the discovery of Maztica), many DMs may want to begin sketching out what they think the other continents hold. It was a big surprise on both sides when Colombus met the Arawaks (and the Caribs!), and Pizarro and Cortez met the Inca and the Mexicans. A Toril with one or more other continents as vast as Faerûn opens up a wide vista for gaming, with much potential OGL contribution.
Please guide us to the WOTC chief of exploration and cartography, BigSis, pretty please with molasses on top?
Originally posted by WizO_BigSister
Heggie I have had to remove your links to the French Language site. That site openly breaks copyright, in both the map section and the galleries where you found the city. This means we can't include it in posts or the main links list. I am not blaiming you in any way ... there is nothing on the site to indicate it's breaking copyright.
Oops
Sorry about that. If anyones interested, I've got some maps I drew/made here . Maps of Amn, Calimshan and the Evermoors.Originally posted by deafbymetal
Does anyone know where to find maps of the Dwarven Kingdoms, both above ground and below? The Great Rift, Citadels Adbar and Felbarr, and any others I can't think of just now? Also, any detailed maps of the Stonelands north of Cormyr? I also cast my vote that Wizards put out a book of maps of the Realms. I know I would by it. I'm sure the people who perfer Greyhawk would like a book of maps for that setting as well.
Though it doesn't include the Great Rift or any other dwarven hold outside the North, the Silver Marches book has a map of Mithril Hall, Felbarr, and Citadel Adbar, though the are not as good as I would like. They should still give you a feel for the three dwarven holds! As well, the 1E FR Encyclopedia (I think that is what it is called) has a good map of Mithril Hall.
Other than that I have no idea where to turn.
Originally posted by deafbymetal
I already have the Silver Marches book, I'm unhappy with the maps provided within. Maybe Wizards will pity us and provide an Atlas of the Realms?
"Volo's Atlas of Faerun" perhaps
Or anyone know how to convert jpg/gif to cc2 format ?
I have the overview map with some of the important locations for buildings, but a nice streetmap, with names would be oh so useful.
Cheers in advance
1. Skuld
2. Neldorild
3. Gheldaneth
Thanks
Also can I please beg that other people find the occasional map and it isn’t just me :P
TayThorian
Forgotten Kingdoms (which is listed in the first post) has very detailed maps of Waterdeep, and less detailed maps of Silverymoon, Zassespur and Daggerford.
Dlabraddth Maproom (also in the first post) has a small but detailed map of Silvermoon
Decepticons and Ilhuicatl
Sorry but I couldn’t find anything for you
leather_strap2000
There is a very detailed map of Neverwinter at Nyrthellan's Woods (which is also listed in the first post)
Havoc_R
I couldn’t find a map that doesn’t break copyright rules. I did find this information
"The Snowflakes are located in the far south, in Erlkazar, actually, just above the Impresk Lake (go west from the Vilhon Reach if you can't find it)"
This could help you find it if you have a copy of the Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas.
Low-key Locksmith
Go on … tell us where the mapo you found is so everyone else can see it as well ;)
I spose I'll have to crack open City Designer and try one myself.
Originally posted by WizO_BigSister
My understanding is that you can only share material that has already been offered for free. For example if maps are part of free downloads or articles on the WotC site then it's ok to post them. If you still have to pay to own material (like the FR Interactive Atlas) then even if you can't get hold of it to buy you still can't post it.
Originally posted by Aranar
mmmhh, theoretically you cannot pay since it's OOP :-)
So since the box set of "The City Of Splendors" is OOP, but not free...The map of Waterdeep cannot be scanned and posted on here, correct?
>free...The map of Waterdeep cannot be scanned and posted on
>here, correct?
yes for WizO_bigSister, no for me (but I'm not a lawyer)
Download the sample chapter from "The Sorcerer", from the archwizards trilogy. In the first or second page there's an sketch from the city. It is not very detailed, but I think it is the best you can get in the internet.
here is the link to the sample chapter
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/frnovel/886160000
thanx to Mankyle
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/2/fr_downloads/tsr9524.zip
there you will find another b/w map of Ashanbenford. There is one very good in the FR Campaign Sourcebook.
If you want maps, probably the best sources are the 1st and 2nd ed books. Try the old editions downloads before asking.
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/downloads
I have seen several of the maps of the north mentioned on this thread, but I cannot pinpoint the general location.
I am believeing it is location in the north western section of the Nether Mountains on the south side of the highway that runs through Sundabar to Ascore, and on into Aunoroch . I believe it is located south of the Arn Forest.
This is all from memory and looking at the various maps that are posted on this thread, which btw are AWESOME!
This is my best guess....
Please help me find it!
Thanks,
Berwick
I'm looking for a map of Menzoberranzan, an acual map of the city. Ne 1 have one. I know theres on in the WOTSQ books but I need one I can copy.
Thanks
Best place for a map of Menzoberranzan is the Menzoberranzan boxed set from 2E. It is about 3' x 5' if I recall correctly and is either 2 or 3 sections.
Volo's Guide to the North (2E Accessory) shows on page 207 where Settlestone and Mithril Hall are at.
Do you know if one could be found on the net? I'd also like to know if there's any climate pattern reference for the Aglarond region and a map indicating the distribution of dragons on Faerun.
Thnks folks!
Im looking for maps of the Great Dale, city maps and such. Anyone know where i could find what im looking for? Thanks
Unapproachable East has a map of the Great Dale on page 115 and a map of the city Uthmere on 126.
Thanks in advance
I dont know if some one has asked this before but, does any one know where I can find a map of Kara-Tur? Is it free or downloadable any where? If not where can I find it in print some where.
Thanks in advance
Your best bet would be the Kara-tur boxed set. RPGNow.com or SVGames.com might have a PDF version for sale. Not sure if it was converted to PDF.
warlockco The only maps of Kara-Tur I know are on sites that break copyright ... and lno they are breaking copyritgh. For obvious reasons we can't allow anyone to post links to these sites here, or even offer to mail you the links.
Short question:
Need a map of any kind of fortress or castle! No pictures or something else, just a map and it should be quite large...
Thx 4 helps
IronGolem
Hi there!
Short question:
Need a map of any kind of fortress or castle! No pictures or something else, just a map and it should be quite large...
One of the best places I know of for maps of castles is at Profantasy - Profantasy Software . They have a bunch for free on the site, and they used to have a free map viewer so you didn't need their software to use them. I'm not sure if they still have it though, it's worth looking into it. I have some of their software and it works fine, you can even export the maps in jpeg format, also in bmp too, I think. Good luck.
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/frx/20030509x
In this URL, you will find unlabeled versions of the Unapproachable East maps:Thesk, Aglarond, The Great Dale, Thay and Rashemen, plus partial maps of a few cities (Telfflamm, Immilmmar, Relkath's Foot,...)
Hope it's useful :D
Originally Posted by GGoGaW
Hi there!
Short question:
Need a map of any kind of fortress or castle! No pictures or something else, just a map and it should be quite large...
There is a map of an small keep in the Strongholds Builder Guidebook
Look also the Web Enhancement of the same product to see a wizards guildhouse map that can be very useful, I used it as a base for the Host Tower of Luskan
I am trying to get some maps / city information about Nashkel. I think I could recall reading something that used to be on this site, but couldn't track it down. Nor could I find out more detail than its location when I looked at other places online (unless I was wanting the Baldur's Gate walkthrough ;) ) I am trying to find out what sorts of stores are there, who the major power factions are, if there are any story arcs that I could spin off of to give a boost to my game.
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Matricus
I'm trying to make a game with the NWN Aurora toolset set in Thentia on the northern shore of the Moonsea.
I've managed to find some information on the city by searching the net, like some of the places and people that live there, but I don't have a map of it.
Does anyone know if such a map has been made, and where I could get it?
Also, I saw that Thentia has been discussed by Elminster (Elminster speaks) in two "lectures", but it looks like these are no longer archived. Is it still possible to get hold of these?
Thank you for any help!
I was wondering if their are maps of inside candle keep and sorrounding area, and Mythdril hall, and the other dwarf halls. What the halls look like inside?
Hello
I was wondering if their are maps of inside candle keep and sorrounding area, and Mythdril hall, and the other dwarf halls. What the halls look like inside?
Candlekeep was given a map based on the game in a issue of Dragon. Sorry I can never keep track of the issue numbers though.
Mithril Hall was mapped in the Forgotten Realms Atlus. Um also another of the dwarven halls is on the Silver Marches poster map.....Can I remind you all to please check out the index in the first post before asking for a map. It may already be listed!
Chossen of Shar – There is a map of Mulmastre already listed in the index to this thread. Lookin the first post.
Deafbymetal – The Profantasy site is already listed in the first post. Great site
Mankyle – thanks for the link. I’ve added the Unapproachable East map gallery to the first post.
Kleberelf – There are two good maps of the ten towns listed in the first post.
Lady Rolindin – Check out Mike’s RPG Centre ~ Maps for maps and plans of Candlekeep and its surrounds
I am starting a cormyr campaign tomorrow, and I KNOW my players will ask.
Thanks for your help
Can somebody tell me where I can find (if they even exist) maps/floorplans of these inns: Blade and Stars, Helm and Cloak, Blushing Mermaid, Elfsong tavern and Three Old Kegs, all located in Baldur's Gate ?
Have you got the CRPG Baldur's Gate? I don't know of any actual floorplans, but screen shots from the game contain almost everything you need to know.
(I won't post a link, though, as I suspect it is copyright. I'm only using it for "city planning" myself.) ;)
You want some maps that are fan created, not scanned from material that is not free AND not openly published on the net for free use? I understand that you have a job to do, but I have to believe that I am misinterpreting what you mean. A lot of these links go to fan created sites with maps that are "openly published on the net for free use" so help an exhausted mind right now. I'm sure once you provide the answer I'll slap myself on the head and say d'oh
On a completely unrelated note, what is your avatar? I feel like I've seen that picture before somewhere.
I'm looking for a decent map of Neverwinter. I found one but it was composed of a bunch of little puzzle pieces which ruined my attepts to alter it so that it could be used in my campaign.
The best you can get is to buy Neverwinter Nights, which I strongly recommend - there is huge support by Bioware, as well as fan material bringing FR feel into a PC-powered engine!
Besides, Bioware and WOTC plan to do other things together! :P
Help starting an FR northern campaign and need maps of the Ten towns are adn the north. Need entire map of the ten towns area. Anyone???
There's one that comes with Icewinddale II (at least I got one). If you like PC games for FR, that's the best you can get!
But what I need map with some more details.
can someone help me? please?
The FR CS book states the following:
"Those who venture far upriver say the land becomes broken and fissured, the trees creating tunnels (?) and near-caverns (?), but that the Run cuts through them in slow, wide loops (?) and curves that have carved cliffs and gorges. these are the fabled Sisters, and those who've seen them swear they are the most beautiful place in all Faerun."
Any pictures of the Unicorn Run or similar sites that will give me a better impression of how the region looks like are very welcome.
Thanks in advance,
~Snowbleach.
Candlekeep Map Section (in Alaundo's library). The river on the bottom left that starts in the Star Mountains is the Unicorn run. The zoom allows you to get a good close up view.
A PDF of the entire realms (in spanish) which allows an unbelieveable zoom.
After talking with BigSys, I changed the link so nobody complains telling this link is illegal. This map comes from the official publishers of DnD in spain.
The following link is the publisher's homepage.
Devir Spain Homepage (Official Publishers of Dnd in Spain, Portugal and Brazil)
You must then click where it reads ROL (Role Playing Games), then Dungeons and Dragons.
In the following page go for the left bar, where it read "Libros de Master" (Books for the Dungeon Masters), and then "Reinos Olvidados" (Forgotten Realms).
Then comes the complete list of all the forgotten realms products published by Devir in Spain. The first one, where it reads "Escenario de Campaña" (Campaign Setting), is the one we want.
After clinking on it, you will find an hypeling just before the price. There are two versions: one in PDF, one in JPG.
Hope you enjoy it.
My group is heading to ASCORE on the northern edge of Anaroch. I'm pretty certain I've seen a map of it somewhere but I can't find one. Thanks in advance.
and one from Dagger Falls.There is the link to the map forum. Currently there are two there: Stepenhall and Dagger Falls.
There may be some NWN fan modules set in Hillsfar, but I don't understand the module creation system enough to find the maps
I've added the Spanish FR map and the Dundjinni Mapping site to the main list.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
burning666
The best options are:
Under Illefarn. A 1st edition module set near Daggerford, which has the complete floorplans of an entire Dwarven city (12 maps).
You can get it as a pdf for a couple of bucks in many Web pages. (Just Type "Under Illefarn" in Google).
Stronghold Builders Book. Has the floorplans of an small size Dwarven Stronghold. One of the best parts of the book IMHO. I have used it IMC to depict an abandoned Dwarven stronghold located under the easternmost peak of the star mounts, in the High forest.
Other maps that can be used are those that appear under the description of the Fee'ry in the LOD book. This one has been released:
Map of an abandoned Dwarven post. Lords of Darkness Excerpt
I would like to have a map over Suzail, with names of important buildings like: taverns, churches, museums, castles etc. That would be very fine, I would like it with colour, but if not them I just go Black & White.
Thanks
-Chosen
I've added a link to a street map of Suzail - it was posted in another thread.
Do you have any maps of Suzail with keys?
Thanks
-Chosen
Look at this: BigSister: Link deleted for copyright reasons ... no fault on Chosen's part If we could make this more detailed to put in keys...?
A Chosen of Mystra when you post a link to a map it would be very useful if you gave us a link to the site which hosts the map, or at least the name of the person who has put it on the web. I need to check if the map is legal and doesn't break copyright, and it also helps us if we can list any other maps posted by the same person.
Ok I'll see what i can find out...
BigSister: Links deleted for copyright reasons ... no fault on Chosen's part
These are some links I found, could see if they have been copyrighted... But maybe someone could help me, im going to research it a little more. But it looks great! Looks like he has this real-life map like those who come in the FR Campaign Setting adn taken pictures of those. There is a close up for every ward of Waterdeep. I have a email address for a guy that works with the page: [email]warhawksocol@earthlink.net[/email]
The maps you have linked to appear to be scanned from one of the Waterdeep 1st or 2nd ed accessory books. None of these are available as free downloads so this map has been illegally posted. I am deleting the links from your previous posts.
Ok... Do u have any idea of what books they might have comed from...? Names?
Thanks
-Chosen
Reply from BigSis - taking this to private messages as it's not really on topic
Thanks!
There you can also find maps of:
Luskan, the city of sails.
Silverymoon
The dungeon below "The Granfather Tree"
Hellgate Keep (before its destruction)
and a handful of other maps.
BTW, BigSys, the link to that document appears to be broken.
Could you warn the people in charge so they can repair the link or something.UHMMM!
I really think we should summarize and make a list of all the maps that appear in the "Old Editions Downloads". I'll see what I can do.
btw if you suggest a task to help improve this thread then you are volunteering
The maps which can be found in these products are:
Calimport More than a dozen partial maps of Calimport. Each one of them details a different ward of the city. All come with map keys and a short description of what can be found in each point. Al maps are black and white.
Castle Spulzeer: Here we can found the complete floorplans of Castle Spulzeer (located in Amn), and a very good quality (but black and white) map of Amn, with all the cities and important villages (page 26).
Cormanthyr, Empire of elves: A complete (colour) map of the fabled city of Myth Drannor and a regional map of the dales region as it was before the fall of Myth Drannor. (they come in pieces, because they were poster maps).
Elminster's Ecologies, Appendix I: This one has a very good map of the battle of Bones, near Anauroch, but black and white. Also a undead roses (some kind of necromantic vampiric flower that sap the life of all the nearby living creatures) maze’s plan.
In the section about the hill of lost souls we have the floor plans of a Fire Newt cave system, and a medium detailed map of the Pelleor plains (do not confuse with the Pellenor fields, they are not from the Forgotten Realms). ;)
Elminster's Ecologies, Appendix II: First of all a regional map of the High Moor region. That’s every thing from the Forest of wyrms (south) to the graypeak mountains (north). This map shows the potential dangerous points called “Fire Marshes” that can be found in the High Moor.
The second map is kind of a political map wich shows the different zones of the high moor as they are under control of the different people which inhabit the high moor (it is, the zones of the high moor under control of the orcs, the hobgoblins, the goblins and the human barbarians.
The third map shows the zones where the different dragons of the high moor live. This is a very useful map.
The fourth map shows the floorplans of a lizardmen king located in the serpent hills. Not very detailed.
Fifth map shows the region of the high moor and the serpent hills with some tunnels whick run from the serpent hills to different locations.
The sixth map shows a the side section of the “Snake Pit”. The point where the leaders of the snake people of the serpent hill live. Again it is not a very detailed map.
For Duty and Deity: This is and adventure book, but has a bad quality map of Azzagrat, the realm in the Abyss of the Demon Prince Graz’zt. (Page 33 of the document).
We can find also the map of the city of Samora, also located in one of the three layers that form this abyssal realm.
The third map shows an schematic view of the Zrintor, the viper forest, located near Zamora.
The fourth map is a b/w drawing of the city of Zelatar, another city of this abyssal realm and the place where Graz’zt lives.
The last map shows a very small plan of a cave system where the friend of the merchant is kept.
Gold and Glory: We can find a very simple map of the realms (only shows the seas and lakes) with keys that show the places where the different mercenary companies are based.
The second map we can find here is a very simple black and white drawing of the easternmost coast of Maztica and Anchorome (the realms equivalent of North America).
The third drawing (I would’nt call this a “map”) shows an schematic of the Turnstone Pass battle, where the moonlight men defeated a very superior number of orcs.
(see the Mintiper Ballads in the WOTC page for more information).
The last drawing shows how the assault of Castle Spulzeer in Amn was performed by the Blue Boar Men.
How the miighty are fallen: All the maps found in this product are black and white, but of a very high quality.
First we can find a city plan of Yeoman’s Loft, a netherese city where some spelljammers were based. (Black and white but good quality).
The second map depicts the southeastern region of Netheryl, where now the desert mouth mountains are. (Maybe can be used as points where old netherese ruins await to be found ).
The third map shows the center of one netherese city.
The fourth map shows the interior of a manor.
The fifth map shows the interior of one house.
The sixth map shows the interior of one undead filled castle.
Lands of Intrigue: Lands of Intrigue: Maps in this product are black and white, but very dark and blurry, maybe due to the fact that have been scanned.
Here we can find complete city maps of Zazzespur, Velen, Myratma, Saradush and Darromar, caption city of Tethyr. All maps are dark and blurry but come with keys.
Next map shows the Duchies and counties of Tethyr. It’s kind of a political map, with different colours for the different counties and duchies.
The second part of this product speaks abount Amn. Here we can find maps of Riatavin, Grimmor, Eshpurta, Keczulla, Esmeltaran, Murann and Athkatla.
We can find also a map of the eastern coast of Maztica (very similar to that found in Gold and Glory).
We can find also a map of the Elkazar territories (Shilmista forest, Impresk and Shalane lakes,…..) with city maps of Llorbaukh.
The best map of this product is a black and white poster map of the imperial city of Shoonach.
At the end of this product we have some colour poster size maps of the sword coast, amn and tethyr.
We can find a medium detailed topographical map of Amn, Tethyr and Erlkazar, but that shows up to Cormyr, the Green Fields and the Lake of Dragons.
Dungeon Crawl, Undermountain, the lost level. Madgoth’s Castle: A colour map of the lost level of Undermountain (with keys) and the Floorplans of Madgoths castle (with Keys).
The Marco Volo Trilogy (Depature, Journey and Arrival):
All maps are black and white and very high quality.
Marco Volo, Departure: Floorplans of Mother Tathlorn’s House of Pleasure (Main Floor only). A map of the road from Waterdeep to the Way Inn. Map from the Way Inn (the village) and floorplans form the Way Inn (the inn).
Two encounter maps (One in Daggerford, one on the road).
Marco Volo, Journey: : Very simple map of the western heartlands (only name of cities).Map of the Great Mother’s Abbey near berdusk (an abbey consecrated to Chauntea). A very bad quality (b/w) of Cormyr).
Marco Volo, Arrival: A very simple map of the spiderhaunt woods, an encounter map in the spiderhaunt woods and floorplans of the eye fortress (some kind of magical construction).
I'll try to post the rest of the map content of these products ASAP.
-P. M.
I've added your list to the first post.Unfortunately I'll be out for a couple of days for work reasons so unless I find access to a computer, I think I wont be able to send the rest of list until, at least, next wednesday.
Hope you find my efforts useful.
There are lots of places where the full sized 2nd ed maps of Toril are posted, and a few with the 3rd ed. I can't post any links as these are all breaking copyright. If I was really, really mean I'd tell you your post is asking people to break copyright for you ;) but I realise you didn't know these maps aren't available for free.
I fixed the Waterdeep map link
There are only a couple of products to be revised (mainly the Kara-Tur, Al Quadim and Maztican products).
Netheryl: Empire of Magic:
In this product we can find the same map of Faerûn we found in How the Mighty Are Fallen.
Dungeon Crawl:Undermountain Stardock.
In this product we can find a colour map of one dungeon located in Undermountain (poster sized divided in two pieces).
There are also exterior and interior maps of an stardock (for spelljammer ships).
The Fall of Myth Drannor:
In this product we can find a map of Cormanthor with the locations of important elven cities, important battles and skirmishes at the time of the weeping war.
The Horde:
Colour poster size maps of the unapproachable east, the Horde lands and the border lands with Kara Tur.
Political map with colour that show the most important tribes in the different territories of the hordelands.
City map of Dazhtanar, capito of Semphar (one of the realms of the hordelands).
A political map that shows the territories that, once, were under control of different powerful realms located in the unapproachable territories: (Mulhorand, Raumathar, Narfell,….)
A map of a tipical oasis.
A map showing the tipical path a caravan would follow through the desert of quoya until arriving to Shou Lung.
A chase map of Dhaztanar showing a apple of houses.
City maps (colour) of Almorel, Manass
Fllorplans of a typical Khan’s camp, the horseshoe temple, Khazari/ Ra-Khati house, and the madinat of Dhaztanar.
The North:
A colour (bad quality) map showing all territories from Baldur’s Gate (in the western heartlands) to the spine of the world.
Partial city map of the village of Amphail (with keys).
Partial city map depicting the environs of the Bargewhright Inn.
Colour map of the Ten Cities.
Colour map like the first one but in a greater scale and divided in many pieces )each piece in one page).
City maps of: Luskan (the city of sails), Silverymoon, Yartar, Longsaddle, Daggerford.
A complete drawing (poster size) of the city of Daggerford with keys and an small copy which shows which NPC inhabit which house of the city.
The Savage Frontier:
Very bad quality map of the North.
Very bad quality map of the dungeon located under the grandfather tree.
Black and white map of Luskan.
Map of a typical Uthgard ancestor mound.
Drawing of the grandfather tree (side and cenital wievs).
Ruins of Ascore
Hellgate Keep (as before it’s destruction).
Waterdeep (only general wiev of the city).
Colour (poster size) map of the North (divided in many pages).
Colour city maps of Beorunna’s Well, silverymoon, Icewind Dale and Ten Towns
The Vilhon Reach:
Island map of Ilighon (coloured and quite detailed but of a bad quality).
City map of Nimpeth, Ormpetarr and Arrabar.
Colour (poster size) map of the Vilhon Reach (divided in many pages).
Volo’s Guide to Cormyr:
City maps of Marsember, Suzail, Wheloon, Eveningstar, Tilverton.
Regional maps of The coast of the Dragonmere, the Hermit’s wood, the easternmost reaches of the realm, the vast swamp, the kings forest, the shire around Eveningstar, the westermost part of the realm (around the Tun Lands).
Volo’s Guide to the Dalelands:
Regional (b/w) map of the dales region.
Regional maps of archendale and deepingdale.
Regional map of Battledale.
Regional map of Daggerdale.
Regional map of Ssesrendale.
Regional map of Featherdale.
Regional map of Harrowdale.
Regional map of the High Dale.
Regional Map of Mistledale.
Regional Map of Tasseldale.
City maps of Archenbridge, Essembra, Daggerfalls, Highmoon, Harrowdale Town, High Castle, Ashabenford, Tegal’s Mark,
I'll try to post the rest ASAP.
There are maps of Ten Towns and the Icewind dale int "The North".
Most of the information come from the Icewind Dale Trilogy, so read them carefully.
I think (I'm not sure) there were some maps of the Ten Towns in the Forgotten Realms Atlas (By Karen Wynn Fonstadt). Try to find this book if you want information about Icewind Dale.
Aluroon
Unfortunately that was a 2nd edition product and it is not sold anymore. Maybe you can buy in some of these Internet shops that appear in the Forgotten realms general forum.
About the other map I can't remember any product with specific maps of that zone.
Hope it helps.
Or do I have to take out my pen and start drawing?
Also of interest would be the general area from the Reaching Woods to the Far Hills from Skull Gorge in the North to the cities lining the south of this area...Scornubel, Berdusk, Iriaebor.
I have the FRCS, some smaller maps of Berdusk (from this thread), i'm in the process of grabbing the FRA and Volo's guide to the Sword Coast already...
Anyone run/have run a campaign in this area have some home brewed stuff?
Don't look for info on out-of-print material in the FR General forums ... in the FAQ and Information forum there is a thread called Out Of Print ~ Information & Sources Believe it or not this is where to find information about out of print books and where to find them ;)
Can I pretty, pretty please ask you all to check first couple of posts in this thread BEFORE asking for a map. You'll find a complete list of all the maps posted so far, plus a lot of sites that contain several maps. It does get a bit depressing when people ask for the same maps over and over ... makes us feel that all the work we have done amalgamating the map lists was a waste of time because people just don't read it
Don't look for info on out-of-print material in the FR General forums ... in the FAQ and Information forum there is a thread called Out Of Print ~ Information & Sources Believe it or not this is where to find information about out of print books and where to find them ;)
Ahem - I don't see a map of Firewine or Ulcaster anywhere, and I've browsed this place a couple of times now, plus I've been looking at different web-pages - Everything that turns up is BG related...
TVC – Large collection of village, town and city maps.
Where can I find a good map of Mirabar City and mines? If you also know where I could find a detailed description of the city (it's description in FRCS is very small), I'll appreciate it.
Thanks
[color=red]Evereska Fan created map of Evereska courtesy of Arravis[/color]
I'm searching for maps on labyriths and dungeons sinse im terrible at drawing( and english =( ) and this gives me a hedache when prapring my games (sinse my palyers hapen to love dungeoncrawiling) I was wanting to put an Archive together so i can cut down dramaticly in my prep times
can u help?
Thanks in Advance and sorry for the poor speling
Benpret Alesbane
You might want to try looking through the D&D Archives, under the Map-A-Week articles. There were many, many various dungeon and site maps there.
hehehe....
i was talking about fan made dungeon maps maps or other sources.... do you know any??
Info and Map of Evereska in this post
Information on Evereska
Map of Evereska
Map of Central Faerun:
High-Res Map of Middle Faerun
Medium Res Map of Middle Faerun
Low Res Map of Middle Faerun
I don't know in the US but here in Spain it has been reprinted at least three times.
There you can find maps of the Moonshae islands, and Northern and central Faerûn.
It was an expensive book and most of the information it comes with is really outdated. Nevertheless is an outstanding book. (Her Middle Earth and Dragonlance book are also awesome).
Two towns within the Cormanthor: I have info on these, but I haven't gathered it in pdf format yet.
Map of Essembra
Map of Elventree
Phlan in the Moonsea:
Map of Phlan
Sign in Phlan
Insane amount of information on Phlan
Monastery of the Yellow Rose:
Equally insane amount of info on the Monastery of the Yellow Rose
A most unreasonable amount of information on the Nine Hells:
A DM's Guide to the Nine Hells
Thank you much. Your Help is greatly appreciated. :D
Aluroon
I was looking through my friend's Elminster Ecologies box set, and I was wondering if that was the only map that had any detail about the stonelands.
Three weeks ago Karen Wynn Fonstadt passed on due to severe complications derived from breast cancer.
As you may know she was the writer of many excelent cartography books including "Atlas of the Forgotten Realms", Atlas of the Dragonlance", Atlas of Middle Earth" and "Atlas of Pern".
Thank you Karen, your books helped us to push our imagination.
i am searching for a map of Hill´s Edge and (when possible) Hardbuckler. i have searched several books, but to no success
MG
HeWhoKnowsAll - From the list on the first page
* Dlabraddath - map room
* Calimport - from WOTC archive of free 2nd ed books
Stanger mage - From the list on the first page
*Dual Scimitars Map Page
Devir Spain Homepage (Official Publishers of Dnd in Spain, Portugal and Brazil) highly detailed downloadable pdf of the entire Forgotten Realms (Spanish). Reach the map ROL -> Dungeons & Dragons -> Libros de Master -> Reinos Olvidados -> Escenario de Campana
I was wondering if you've ever had any luck in finding an english version of the Spanish map of Faerun. It is just the map I was looking for, but of course I don't speak spanish.
I run a few on line games and am always looking for good Realms maps.Hulburg - (the ruins, keep, the Vault of the dead/Lich Chamber and the Wreck of the Reaver)
Sulasspryn - (over all ruins and potential tunnels to the underdark)
I also need general maps of Thar and the Galena Mountains/Vaasa by the Moon Sea.
Lastly, while not looking for a map I need help Identifying an offical FR supplement map. I have tried finding the area it is cannonly located in, in the FR IA, but none of the town names pull up nor the desert region names. If its alright i'll post some of the names below and other info on it. I would love to buy the supplement this originated.
printed in 1992 TSR, Inc
a large 8 panel fold out desert map, looks like the capital is Michaca (michaca city of gold, and the pasocada basin), there are many Desert dwarve locations (Rockjaw clan and Sandbeard clan), as well as Elf-Clans of Poscadar, and "animal name" tribe listings. It looks like the main desert areas are settled by the Dog people (a tribe?) and called the "Sands of Itzcala". If anyone needs anymore info PM me or if this violates anything please remove this part of the post.
thanks
Any thoughts?
thanks
Z
I'm currently hunting for updated maps of the following cities and there surrounding Moon Sea areas.
Hulburg - (the ruins, keep, the Vault of the dead/Lich Chamber and the Wreck of the Reaver)
Sulasspryn - (over all ruins and potential tunnels to the underdark)
I also need general maps of Thar and the Galena Mountains/Vaasa by the Moon Sea.
Lastly, while not looking for a map I need help Identifying an offical FR supplement map. I have tried finding the area it is cannonly located in, in the FR IA, but none of the town names pull up nor the desert region names. If its alright i'll post some of the names below and other info on it. I would love to buy the supplement this originated.
printed in 1992 TSR, Inc
a large 8 panel fold out desert map, looks like the capital is Michaca (michaca city of gold, and the pasocada basin), there are many Desert dwarve locations (Rockjaw clan and Sandbeard clan), as well as Elf-Clans of Poscadar, and "animal name" tribe listings. It looks like the main desert areas are settled by the Dog people (a tribe?) and called the "Sands of Itzcala". If anyone needs anymore info PM me or if this violates anything please remove this part of the post.
thanks
Are you sure that isn't from "City of Gold?" (You can download it for free from wizards and check.)
Are you sure that isn't from "City of Gold?" (You can download it for free from wizards and check.)
You are absolutely correct, I just DL'd it and that supplement is where the map came from.
thanks :D
1. The Map Request.
a. Citadel Felbarr. Urgent. I have a campaign taking place here.
b. Westgate. Not Urgent, but wanted. I'm building a campaign here.
c. Iriaebor. Icing on the cake. I have two poorly rendered maps & want better.
2. Cartographer?
I really like Christopher West's work and wish WotC would contract with him to build updated maps of various cities and regions throughout Faerun. If not him, somebody! Please! Otherwise, I wish the WotC would update Volo's CD-ROM guide to Faerun. (It's 2E and good for some areas, but is so darn incomplete that it's frustrating to use. MOST frustrating.
1. Undermountain
2. Waterdeep
3. The Yawning Portal
4. Calimshan (any city there)
5. Cormanthor
6. Myth Drannor
7. Baldur's Gate
If there are no maps for some of these places, that's cool, I'll make my own.
Oh, and if I made a map, could I submit it to WotC to see if they would make it official? Just curious...
Looking for a detailed map of Selgaunt. I have many books at my disposal, if there was one in a book somewhere I may have missed it and I will appreciate any information of that sort as well. Thanks in advance.
There is a map of Selgaunt in the 2E Forgotten Realms Atlas. But (1) I don't know how to capture it as a JPEG and (2) I don't know if I am permitted to share it, i.e., all that copyright stuff, you know.
There is a map of Selgaunt in the 2E Forgotten Realms Atlas. But (1) I don't know how to capture it as a JPEG and (2) I don't know if I am permitted to share it, i.e., all that copyright stuff, you know.
Thanks for the heads up. I do not have the 2e FR Atlas. BUT, I do have the FR Atlas CD-ROM. I had almost forgotten. I"ll check that out.
*EDIT* Is that what you meant in the first place?
Thanks for the heads up. I do not have the 2e FR Atlas. BUT, I do have the FR Atlas CD-ROM. I had almost forgotten. I"ll check that out.
*EDIT* Is that what you meant in the first place?
Yeah, that's what I meant. It's a pretty good tool for those of you who haven't heard of it. Frankly, I'd like to see it updated with more maps.
Looking for a detailed map of Selgaunt. I have many books at my disposal, if there was one in a book somewhere I may have missed it and I will appreciate any information of that sort as well. Thanks in advance.
The novel The Shattered Mask has top and side views of The High Bridge in the front material.
Does anyone have the big map of Menzoberranzan from the old box set? i also need the House Baenre map as well. mine r all chopped up in a Pdf file
i have these, are you looking for copys or the originals?
i have these, are you looking for copys or the originals?
Either or really. if they r copies i will just print em out lol. i just want the whole pictures.
Anyone have a map of Hillsfar?. Is there a official one in any of the 3.5 products at all ?
I looked for this once before. To my knowledge, there is no map. I don't even recall one being in the Forgotten Realms CD-ROM atlas.
I was wondering if you've got a detailed map of Velprintalar
I'll second that request. I've just begun a new campaign set in the Aglarond region, and I suspect that my band of brave adventurers will be going to Velprintalar in the near future. A map would come in very handy, as I love giving handouts, but unfortunately my cartography skills are quite lacking.
Cheers,
ct
Anyways, I am looking for the new Faerûn and Underdark maps in a large, print-friendly scale, however, I need them blank. By blank I mean with no text or roads at all. No markings, no cities, and preferably without the map keys and compass rose–in other words, just the plain drawing.
The thing is that I need it in spanish and the actual map translations for the spanish version suck big, fat, hairy, donkey balls.
I see that WotC has shared parts of the maps in this form, but they are either incomplete or so tiny it's laughable (like the underdark one), so I am not sure how much of a copyright infringement that would be.
A blank fan-made map consistent with the updates would work great, too... I have the Interactive Forgotten Realms Atlas and could use that to translate all the names, but the maps for that one are old and not up do date with the changes made for the 3E version of the Faerûn map.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Hello,
Where can I find a good map of Mirabar City and mines? If you also know where I could find a detailed description of the city (it's description in FRCS is very small), I'll appreciate it.
Thanks
I'd also like a map of Mirabar- any info>? In the 2ed Books by Volo there aren't any.
I rememeber some 20 years ago I seen a map of this region that had many places listed in very high quality detail...
Places I recall being there: Oasis of the White Palm, Oasis Akbar, Tomb of Martek, Cursed City of Medinat, City of Terbaker, Pyramid of Amun Re, Mobius Tower of Time, Crystal Minaret Palace, a big massive sucking vortex to the abyss, ancient temples to Anu, Set, Seker, Isis, Crypt of Badr-al mosak, many othe rurins, Sunken Garden/Canal City of Pazar, Lost City of Pheonix, Glass seas "places weere massive magical basttles with fire have turned the sand to glass", nameless crypts with gates to lower planar worlds, even drow slavers roaming the region, even a massive undead army, led by a former demi-power who was supposedly a vizer to the the effreti god the Sultan of Fire ..... I also recall monsters so powerfull that they have been known to even have eaten mulhorandi god-kings alive, I think they were like living sandstorms, and powerfull brown dragons
Thanks in advance.
Anyone know of a good map of Zazesspur?
Thanks
i am searching for a map of Llorkh (or the neighboring village named Orlbar). perhaps someone can help me where to look or has a own map of the town.
thanks
mg
I'd also like a map of Mirabar- any info>? In the 2ed Books by Volo there aren't any.
There are no maps of Mirabar - for security reasons.
-- George Krashos
I'm looking for a great map of Cormyr. I'm reminded of the awesome work done by Arravis on his map of central Faerûn. If he did something like this for Cormyr it would be great.
If not any other detailed map would be great.
Thanks
--S.
edit: I did look at the other maps of Cormyr proposed here. They are good but I would need a bit more details. Thx.
Thanks!
im looking for a map of the unknown lands to the west of maztica. even an enlarged one with no detail would suffice if theres none in existence.
also id like to know if any ones done "patches"for the 4 part map of faerun, with places like the edificant library ect. these would just be maps that you can just glue over the top the existing one, if you know what i mean.
thnx!
Preferably an overview of all of Toril, like in the FR Campaign settings, but with like an equator and tropics?
Oh, and of course, much Thanks.
This isn't a request for a map as much as a request for map-related information. I have the big map of faerun but i would like to know if anyone has ever put Longitude or Latitude lines on it? I don't need a huge grid, but i would like to know where the equator and tropics are. Has any such map ever been made?
Preferably an overview of all of Toril, like in the FR Campaign settings, but with like an equator and tropics?
Oh, and of course, much Thanks.
Hm, I'm like two related things.
1. A high quality online version of that map.
2. A high quality hard copy of that map that I could buy and frame.
Hm, I'm like two related things.
1. A high quality online version of that map.
2. A high quality hard copy of that map that I could buy and frame.
Here Ye, Hear Ye, WoTC! I second this motion! Bigger maps, more details, and so forth. Perhaps a company such as Profantasy could be hired to update the maps to the current version. I myself own the interactive atlas, and find it to be very useful, if outdated.
Here Ye, Hear Ye, WoTC! I second this motion! Bigger maps, more details, and so forth. Perhaps a company such as Profantasy could be hired to update the maps to the current version. I myself own the interactive atlas, and find it to be very useful, if outdated.
Another that I would love to see take on the endeavor is Christopher West. His maps are incredible!
Another that I would love to see take on the endeavor is Christopher West. His maps are incredible!
Christopher West? Not sure I've seen his work (but then again, I rarely look at the credits for artwork in books). I have most of the books, could you direct me to his work? Thanks.
Christopher West? Not sure I've seen his work (but then again, I rarely look at the credits for artwork in books). I have most of the books, could you direct me to his work? Thanks.
He has done a lot for Dungeon magazine. I'm not sure whether he has contracted specifically with WotC. Likewise, I am unsure whether it'd be appropriate for me to assign a link to his website, but typing in a search of "Christopher West" and "maps" should do the trick.
We need help for enriching theis wikiproject!
Several people have been calling for a map of Evereska. The only one I could find, and it is cut off slightly because of the place it is found, is located in the third novel of the series that brings the Shades back into Faerun. I just read it, but have promptly forgotten the name. It has a map inside the front cover of parts of Evereska proper.
OK, I put the picture online. Check it out.
Someone could help me??
1) Adbar
2) Felbar
3) Mithrall Hall.
The "maps" in the Silver Marches are not exactly detailed or of any real use.
If they do not exist I would be happy to make them. Anyway got any ideas on how to get enough info to make it an official styled map?
Does anyone know of maps of the following:
1) Adbar
2) Felbar
3) Mithrall Hall.
The "maps" in the Silver Marches are not exactly detailed or of any real use.
If they do not exist I would be happy to make them. Anyway got any ideas on how to get enough info to make it an official styled map?
As you'll note in a post high above, I was also in search once of Felbar. Directly from WotC, the information I got was that (a) no such map exists and (b) no such map has been envisioned.
My guess is that you'll have the same problem with Adbar and Mithral Hall.
I ended creating my own version of Felbarr using a variety of maps - modified to suit my needs. If you want copies, PM me your e-mail address and I can send them to you.
Bay the way. Is there any map of Secomber out there?
I intend to put my player in the High Moor.
There you can also find maps of:
Luskan, the city of sails.
Silverymoon
The dungeon below "The Granfather Tree"
Hellgate Keep (before its destruction)
and a handful of other maps.
It appears that the Dual Scimitars map page is off line.
When clicking on the link it takes me to the host registration page. Can anyone guide me to similar links or maps.
I'm playing a guide to the party somewhere along the Sword Coast and a map of the region would be most helpful.
Thanks for the help
but seriously, I would like a working link(s) to maps (preferably official) of the following:
1 Hill's Edge (in the Western Heartlands) - yeah I know others have asked for it, but no one ever seemed to find one. If so, then I'm more blind than I thought.
2 Hluthvar (also in the Western Heartlands)
3 Orlthar (in Aglarond)
4 Ched Nesad
thank you very kindly for your help
Gonna run my an adventure with the Darkhouse in Saerloon, and, well, it could get interesting. I'm making my own map, but, would like to see if there is some source material I could use.
Thanks.
*Peldans Helm
*Abbey of the Golden Sheaf
Heh, thanks, I just recently bought the book and didn't know about that. Excellent--now i have info on Halruaa!
I checked the links to Pro-Fantasy, Myth-Drannor's map room and Candlekeep...came up with very little (or nothing). Any help, especially with Samarach would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Tal
They are here.
Greetings,
Federico
If you download the Northern Journey West PDF you will find these maps within its pages:
Northern Journey West PDF maps
Neverwinter p.22
Neverwinter Woods p.24
Coynberry p.36
Nesmé p.63
Moonwood p.93
Orc Village p.111
Beorunna’s Well p.147
Citadel Felbarr p.168
Sundabar p.172
Jalanthar p.178
Citadel of the Mists p.188
Loudwater p.208
Nighthunter’s Crossing p.217
Orlbar p.227 & p.228
Llorkh p.234
Dawn Treader Gap p.240
Dekanter p.246-250
Yarthrain p.269
Drawn Swords p.275
Rolling Hills p.286
Runis of Ladydove p.294
Sunset Vale p.295
North Corymyr p.299
Tyrluk p.304
Sling**** p.307
Gnoll Pass p.308
Halfhap p.310
Shadow Gap p.316
Daggerdale p.319
Anathar’s Dell p.326
Black Switch p.334
Dagger Falls p.339
Flaming Tower (Temple of Iyachtu Xvim) p.357
Teshwave p.392
Granling p.397
Bowshaft p.399
Dalesouth p.401
Hamer’s Bend p.403
Bane’s Boot p.405
Zhentil Keep p.413
Zhentil Keep Crypts p.422-423
Myth Drannor p.443
Six Tyryl Towers Ruins (wizard school) p.470-471
Khalreahaar’s Shrine p.483
Dungeon of Pain p.490 & 495
Feather Falls (in Featherdale) p.516
Chandler’s Cross (in Scarsdale) p.523
Scardale p.528
I'm running a Corsair/Pirate Airship out of Nimbral!
This (or rather a more organized version of this with out a million reply post, just the info) should be a sticky for sure.
I guess I COULD draw one, but that is a last resort because my cartography skills are wretched. My maps end up looking like football plays on a locker room chalkboard.Any help??? Pleeeeeaaase!
Thanks!
What about Voonlar?
P.S.:This is my first message, I'm a little excited.
This is not how the city looks like now in 1372 however
Elventree Arravis’s gorgeous map
Essembra In Battledale (by Arravis)
Evereska
Have anyone corect links?
Hello Otus, look at this http://www.angelfire.com/md2/Strongfist1/TVC.html
This is not how the city looks like now in 1372 however
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for!
Any idea where the Red Wizard Enclave would be on the map?
Any idea where the Red Wizard Enclave would be on the map?
I don't know; I suppose the enclave has got an harbour, maybe it's better outside the walls, or even inside above a district remains rebuilded by the Thayans...
Don
Thanks
Hello!
What about Voonlar?
Hello. FRC2 Curse of the Azure Bonds p. 35.
Looking for maps of Chessenta, I have the official world maps, the Dragon maps and the atlas. If you have anything else send me a link, doesn't matter to me if it is professional or fan made just looking for whatever I can find.
http://forgottenkingdoms.com/maps/maps.shtml
I think that it would be great to put new life in this thread.
:embarrass
I still need to add the tiny island located off the northern coast mentioned in the Evermeet novel, so I will most likely update it soon.
Is this for 'official' maps only, or can someone post a modified FR map?
Here is a hard one. I need a map of Mezro in Chult. Or i'd settle for a map with Mezro on it. Thanks much!
Alternatively, point me to a source book with said map, no matter what edition.
Thanks in advance,
Pokemeister
is there a high quality map of faerun... like the poster that i could print out in like..8 pages or whatever. They have that for eberron, i was wondering if they have it for faerun. Its annoying not to have one.
I got one somewhere.... search torrents and you will find a high quality map of Faerun.
For some others, you can check out my gallery HERE.
The Yawning Portal, hmmm? I haven't tried a small map yet...
EDIT: found the place HERE.
The Yawning Portal, hmmm? I haven't tried a small map yet...
EDIT: found the place HERE.
It's nice, _but_ the yawning portal is 40 feet wide... The map of yawning portal inn in Exp. to Undermountain lacks not only the portal inside the inn, the inn is too small to fit the portal.
I think I will end up drawing my own map
. I was just curious if there was a "canon" version out there.I'm looking for tactical maps of room's. Tavern's, Temple's, Manor's, Ruins and such.
My drawing skill suck and typically don't have a lot of time to create what I need. I would really like to provide something a bit more visually pleasing for my players.
Thanks.
Forks in the road are always a good spot to place a town or fortress. ;)
I used to have a CC2 Map of Triel.
Does anybody can help me ?
The page that had is not working anymore.
Also, I'm searching for a detailed map of Skullport. Have you ever see one ?
Even an unofficial will do.
Thanks a lot !
Thehomemade
i know the one at Candlekeep made by Markustay, but i need one with the whole mountain range
thanks already in advance
The map is in no way complete - I've barely begun the eastern Realms.
This is just so you can an idea of what little wasn't shown on the Utter East map (which is still available over at Candlekeep.com BTW)
i'll obviously continue following your development of th eastern realms (good for my newest chracter's background story)
btw, what do you use to make these maps?
do you consider making a whole Faerun (or even beyond) map once you made all those single smaler maps (like a huge really detailed one i mean)?
I started with the big FR map available for FREE here at WotC, and 'nudge' stuff around so it better fits with the lore on older maps. I also 'pasted' the K-T maps (what a nightmare!) to the end of the continent, and the Zakharan one below it. I did most of the Hordelands map by hand, because I needed to 'stitch' the two very different maps together. The Zakharan one was actually much easier. For the terrain I just 'draw over' the existing map with the textures from the newer 3e maps.
All of my maps are already part of a much larger one. When I post one I take a 'snapshot' of one part of it and add a scale and compass rose, and occasionally a Map Key for the larger ones.
I have to be doubley sure to cover my butt now. ;)
still you put a lot of work into transforming someone elses ideas into awesome maps, still pretty great if you ask me ;)
I seem to remember a map of the Realms that had an image of the United States overlaid to give a proportion of the size of Faerûn. Does anyone remember this image and where it was from (and if it can be found online anywhere)?
Sure do. In the original Forgotten Realms Boxed set. DM's Sourcebook of the Realms, page 10. You can download it at ENWorld.org for 5 bucks (the whole box set), along with all sorts of other old and new D&D stuff.
Sure wish they'd sell a PDF version of Complete Adventurer. Anybody know where to buy that?
Sure do. In the original Forgotten Realms Boxed set. DM's Sourcebook of the Realms, page 10. You can download it at ENWorld.org for 5 bucks (the whole box set), along with all sorts of other old and new D&D stuff.
Thanks for the help! I wish I still had that box set, left it at a game years ago and never saw it again. I may download the set from Enworld, though (at least for the nostalgia of it).
I wonder where I coulf find a map of the city of Hlondeth. I searched before asking you but... I missed!
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot all the same!
I don't think ANY cities were mapped in 3e - the few maps that did appear were from older sources (like Waterdeep).
There is a rather interesting Old Thread about it, though. ;)
Thanks for your answers Markus
-For anyone needing one, there is a nice map of Waterdeep available at The Realms Vault.
It is nice. Yes.
It is nice. Yes.
It's more than nice !
With the insertion of names of known buildings, it's so precise and useful !
Just the zoom tool of the pdf file make the use longer.
They make the products THEY want, not what WE want.
Fortunately, dedicated fans like the one who created the Waterdeep Map will keep the real Realms alive.
Olostin's Hold - I don't think there was an official one, and I've tried to track down the fan-made one that went with This Site, to no avail.
WARNING!!! Do not click on the links in that article I just linked - just read the article. The link is a dead end, and makes my Virus-protection software go Nutz! Presumably we should have been able to access the campaign journal and some illustrations, including the map, but that appears to be long gone now.
Exactly the kind of product WotC SHOULD be producing but refuses to.
They make the products THEY want, not what WE want.
-Which is why it is left to "us" to "make" the things "we" want to see.
Westgate - Current as of 1372 DR, done in a similar fashion as the Waterdeep maps
Baldur's Gate - also current as of 1372 DR, also done in a similar fashion as the Waterdeep maps
Those are the big cities I tend to use most
This is where some problems arise, mainly I can't find a decent writeup or map of Citadel Adbar( the one in the "Silver Marches" is by far inadequate...) and so I was wondering weather anyone has EVER seen a Citadel Adbar map, or even Citadel Felbar?
I do poses a very fancy map of Mithral Hall, and Silvermoon which do come in handy, however some more locations are missing, namely Everlund and Sundabar.
So to sum up, if anyone has any maps or good materials regarding:
Citadel Adbar, Citadel Felbar, Everlund or Sundabar please share them!
Thank you!
Ok, so recently I found myself wanting a bit of good-ole-dwarven-fun and so I set out to create a Dwarven campaign set in the Silver Marches of the FR.
This is where some problems arise, mainly I can't find a decent writeup or map of Citadel Adbar( the one in the "Silver Marches" is by far inadequate...) and so I was wondering weather anyone has EVER seen a Citadel Adbar map, or even Citadel Felbar?
I do poses a very fancy map of Mithral Hall, and Silvermoon which do come in handy, however some more locations are missing, namely Everlund and Sundabar.
So to sum up, if anyone has any maps or good materials regarding:
Citadel Adbar, Citadel Felbar, Everlund or Sundabar please share them!
Thank you!
-I'm pretty sure that the Silver Marches sourcebook has what you're looking for. If not all of the above, then some.
Most of the links are long deceased, so I wouldn't have my hopes up ><
-Yeah, I know. But, if there's anything of relative worth...
.
Nope - all the maps have been removed until I receive a formal apology from WotC.
????
-Most of these links are dead. I'm going to have this thread closed.
would anyone mind telling me what happened here?
Basically, I cropped up the map to the area, including enough map to catch Waterdeep. Then, moved Loudwater 30 or so miles to the Grayflow river. The Poster Map made it look like Loudwater is in the Southwood, and not nearly on the river, probably so the titles would fit nice. I was more interested in the placement of the dot, so I moved the stuff around. In the process, I re-defined the rivers in the area, blue'ed up Highstar lake, and re-added the river from Highstar Lake over to the Grayflow. I got over the whole renaming of the river (lol). After I was done with the tweak I hit the "original" map and copied over a section of scale and snagged the D&D logo and compass. The map was enlarged 125%, but the logo and compass were reduced to fit and look nice. A few bits around the outside of titles to things that couldn't be seen or read were removed and I called it done.
Link to the map as it is on Photobucket: Loudwater Environs Map. There's a second map there with Loudwater's dot yellowed and Waterdeep has a red star... to make finding the high points easy.
cdn.obsidianportal.com/map_images/73477/...
