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Looking for a fan Ravenloft "World" Map

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#1
Morrigan
Jan 11, 2007 13:08:49 (Crossposted to the FoS)

Several years ago, someone on some Ravenloft forum put together their own map of the Ravenloft "world" - i.e. what the continents would look like if the Mists drew back. The Core was in the Southern Hemisphere, the Frozen Reaches were north of Darkon, etc. Sri-Raji was on it's own continent, I think, and Bluetspur & the Amber Wastes were all South-East. It was rather nifty, but in a recent computer crash I lost my copy of it.

Would any of you fine people happen to know what I'm talking about, and better yet, have a copy yourselves?

Thanks in advance,
Morrigan

Edit: I've turned a copy up, so this can be left to sink to the bottom of the forum
#2
xammer99
Jan 12, 2007 12:11:27 Could you please post a link to it or email it to me? I'm about to start a Ravenloft game and I would love a copy of that!
#3
Morrigan
Jan 12, 2007 12:29:17 Certainly. It's not hosted anywhere that I know of, but send me a PM with your address and I'll send it on.

It's not a hugely detailed map - it's more a representation of where the different Cluster, Islands & Domains would be if the most reliable Mistways were actual physical paths. I like it though.
#4
iplaydnd35
Jan 21, 2007 15:45:01 a google search turns up this page that has some nice looking color maps
i would check it soon as its a tripod sie and they seem to disappear quickly without notice
http://richten.tripod.com/maps/
#5
Morrigan
Jan 22, 2007 6:57:25 Most of those are lifted from the Mordent Cartographic Society (http://www.gryphonhill.com/), which has the upshot of not being popup fueled.

The B&W map of the Core is from the Red Boz afaik. Not sure where that map of the Nightmare Lands is from, though the boxed set is a good guess.
#6
The_Jester
Jan 22, 2007 8:50:07 Actually, both B&W maps are scans from Domains of Dread.
#7
zombiegleemax
Feb 09, 2007 13:30:40 Those maps seemed too, "Cheery" and happy.
#8
iplaydnd35
Feb 10, 2007 9:32:55 they reminded me of the old TSR style maps

and a map is a map, its used to show locations of important landmarks and distances.
why would a map have to be dark or forboding just because the setting is?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Morrigan Jan 11, 2007 13:08:49	(Crossposted to the FoS) Several years ago, someone on some Ravenloft forum put together their own map of the Ravenloft "world" - i.e. what the continents would look like if the Mists drew back. The Core was in the Southern Hemisphere, the Frozen Reaches were north of Darkon, etc. Sri-Raji was on it's own continent, I think, and Bluetspur & the Amber Wastes were all South-East. It was rather nifty, but in a recent computer crash I lost my copy of it. Would any of you fine people happen to know what I'm talking about, and better yet, have a copy yourselves? Thanks in advance, Morrigan Edit: I've turned a copy up, so this can be left to sink to the bottom of the forum
#2 xammer99 Jan 12, 2007 12:11:27	Could you please post a link to it or email it to me? I'm about to start a Ravenloft game and I would love a copy of that!
#3 Morrigan Jan 12, 2007 12:29:17	Certainly. It's not hosted anywhere that I know of, but send me a PM with your address and I'll send it on. It's not a hugely detailed map - it's more a representation of where the different Cluster, Islands & Domains would be if the most reliable Mistways were actual physical paths. I like it though.
#4 iplaydnd35 Jan 21, 2007 15:45:01	a google search turns up this page that has some nice looking color maps i would check it soon as its a tripod sie and they seem to disappear quickly without notice http://richten.tripod.com/maps/
#5 Morrigan Jan 22, 2007 6:57:25	Most of those are lifted from the Mordent Cartographic Society (http://www.gryphonhill.com/), which has the upshot of not being popup fueled. The B&W map of the Core is from the Red Boz afaik. Not sure where that map of the Nightmare Lands is from, though the boxed set is a good guess.
#6 The_Jester Jan 22, 2007 8:50:07	Actually, both B&W maps are scans from Domains of Dread.
#7 zombiegleemax Feb 09, 2007 13:30:40	Those maps seemed too, "Cheery" and happy.
#8 iplaydnd35 Feb 10, 2007 9:32:55	they reminded me of the old TSR style maps and a map is a map, its used to show locations of important landmarks and distances. why would a map have to be dark or forboding just because the setting is?