Castle Whiterock Now In Stores

[goodmangames]

I'm glad you mentioned the comment on the Morrain map -- it looks like we missed one map in the huge Castle Whiterock file. We've uploaded a corrected version (where you'll see the Morrain map at the start of the Gazetteer file), which your PDF provider of choice should update you with shortly.

 

[Pinotage]

I'm glad you mentioned the comment on the Morrain map -- it looks like we missed one map in the huge Castle Whiterock file. We've uploaded a corrected version (where you'll see the Morrain map at the start of the Gazetteer file), which your PDF provider of choice should update you with shortly.

Excellent. That was the only thing that's bothered me about the product so far, and now it's sorted. Thanks!

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[Noumenon]

I'm glad you mentioned the comment on the Morrain map -- it looks like we missed one map in the huge Castle Whiterock file. We've uploaded a corrected version (where you'll see the Morrain map at the start of the Gazetteer file), which your PDF provider of choice should update you with shortly.

This never happened by the time I bought it (for $5 when 4E came out, so I'm not complaining). It's OK because the map is available here (as part of this giant map of Aereth). What I don't get though is that Castle Whiterock (#51) appears to be landlocked. I thought it was looking out on a bay, based on the submerged part in the map on Red Book page 8.

Edit: I guess it doesn't matter because five of the ten towns in the Gazetteer don't appear on the map at all (Bone Hollow, Hrumbleton, Hallowbrook, Bread-in-Hand, and Omarak) so I might as well make my own map.

Double edit: I see from the player beginning that Whiterock is in a volcanic caldera. Sorry for the bump. There goes my plan for the players to begin in the hold of a slave ship...