My World …and welcome to it

The Whole World

The Whole World

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This map shows the relationship of the land-forms shown in the maps below; they've been overlaid on the basic map. There is minimal geopolitical detail shown. Each hex is 1,000 miles across, from side to side.

The yellow circle shows the path of the sun and moon — they are on opposite sides of that circumference.

"North" is the centre of the plane, "South" is the perimeter, so it is not necessarily a constant direction from two different places on the plane.

It's important to bear in mind that this world IS NOT A SPHERE. It's a flat(tish) plane.

This is just one of about twenty or thirty adjoining planes on the surface of a multi-planar sphere. If you imagine a d20 or d30, this would be one face of the die. With the proper protection and life-support, it is possible to walk from one "face" to another (though border conditions are inimicable, to say the least), and the planes also interconnect via the UnderDark.

The fact that two planes are adjacent and border one another is no guarantee that they have similar life-support requirements.



The Northwest - Sword Coast and Environs

The Northwest — Sword Coast and Environs

(JPG, approximately 670 KB). This is a work in progress; there are still a bunch of place names to be filled in, though the main geographical features are pretty much complete.

This is where I've merged Færûn's Sword Coast (Neverwinter and Waterdeep, et. al.) with my own world.


North

The North

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Rath Donnan environsRath Donnan - environs (25-mile hex)


South

The South

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Hyarfalas and the Southern Empire, including the Isle of the Dead


Archipelago

The Archipelago

This great archipelago encompasses all of one hemisphere, from pole to pole. I haven't yet got around to prettifying this map, which is sadly faded from its glory days.

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