All alternative/historical names are listed in a separate category with ( ) around the name, exactly they way they appear in the map. They are listed exactly as they appear on the map, so Kingdom of Impiltur is found under K, not I. Here is a list of references for 1869 of the 1872 names that appear in the map. I’m saving a copy of all the references they used, for the unlikely chance that this information will disappear from Candlekeep. It’s also thoroughly researched by the creator. Note: This awesome map is HUGE and VERY DETAILED. So everything should be canon (depending a bit on how inclusive your definition of canon is). The map itself is very much inspired by Mike Schley’s works, but I have tried to make it different enough to not be mistaken for the original.Īll locations have been taken from official sourcebooks, magazines, articles, adventures, games, novels, short stories, and directly from designer (mostly Ed Greenwood and George Krashos here at Candlekeep). It started out as a map of the Moonsea, the Ride and most of Vaasa in the early 1380s DR, but slowly grew to cover more and more land, until it included all of Damara, Impiltur, the Vast, the Dalelands, Sembia, Cormyr and large portions of Anauroch and the Great Glacier as well, before I finally forced myself to stop.

Just want to share a map that I have been working on for a few years.

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