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#1 eyebreaker Apr 04, 2012 15:59:08	I have the map of Faerun that came with the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting book but I need a map of Kara-Tur & where it conects to the map of Faerun?
#2 Stigger Apr 04, 2012 17:04:13	They aren't great, and certainly not as hi-res as one could hope for, but they'll at least give you a general idea of the region.  As to where to get better ones, I can't think of anything but Candlekeep.com at the moment, but I'm not entirely certain they have any there.   This one shows the connecting regions. These are the northern regions of the area.  This shows the southern regions of the area. As I said, they aren't great images, but it at least gives you a starting point.
#3 eyebreaker Apr 04, 2012 17:22:55	Thanks for the maps.I apreciate it. Where did these actual "hard copy" maps come from? The map I have of Faerun is like the bottom left map except it goes a lot farther west. all the way to the sword coast. Onward to the Moonshae Isles. But don't get me wrong. I really do apreciate your help. As you said at least it's something to start with Why do I keep getting multiple pop-up error messages whenever I switch maps? Or just come back to here where it shows all the maps? Any ideas?
#4 sfdragon Apr 04, 2012 18:11:29	not a clue myself.... as far as maps goes... check out Deviant art and search Markustay
#5 eyebreaker Apr 04, 2012 18:16:49	AH YES! Most excellent. Thank you.
#6 Plaguescarred1 Apr 05, 2012 7:01:31	For a broader picture of Abeir-Toril:
#7 eyebreaker Apr 05, 2012 13:40:47	Wow! I didn't even know there was more to the west. Thanks!
#8 Stigger Apr 05, 2012 16:47:49	The ones I posted were from 2e's Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas, a nice bit of software that sadly wasn't updated for later eras, though not for lack of trying on the fans part with a petition or two.  Its a bit outdated these days, with the advent of Campaign Cartographer 3 (It was based on CC2, the previous iteration of that software) and other more modern mapping programs available, but its still pretty solid, if not quite as pretty, as far as I'm concerned. And I'd definitely echo the MarkusTay recommendation, his stuff is top flight.  Pity he doesn't come around here much these days, but that could be said of a lot of people.
#9 Andrekan Apr 10, 2012 20:09:57	I liked the feature with the Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas where the user can zoom into section of the map such as Waterdeep and get detailed layouts around the city and many levels below.  If you had time or needed to figure the distance and time to travel betweens cities you can use mile figures (which is really great for ocean and sea travel figures or flight).  That is a nice tool that was designed for the Realms back in the day.  I still use it to determine areas for my adventures and make my own hand drawn map handouts.  It gets kinda crazy figuring spellplague changes that were made but I worked around that easy enough staying informed here and other places.