Greyhawk is the 'sample setting' provided in the 2024 Dungeon Master's Guide, and it is illustrated with a massive hex map by the awesome Mike Schley.
Subcontinent, says I.Because Flanaess is itself a "continent"
Doesn’t the full quote mentions it’s not known what they are.Besides, planet Oerth is said to have "four continents" and "four oceans".
Not “officially”. That’s the beauty of Greyhawk - DIY.The continents are Hyperborea (explicitly said to be a continent), Polaria, Antaria, and Oerik. There is no room for a fifth continent.
I agree.Regarding Meyer, I love her maps − they are beautiful.
1. My casual research indicates that I12 does include the references to Aquaria being in Greyhawk, but I don't have a copy and can't verify for sure.Yup, but:
1) Last I remember, R4 (a source for I12) had the Greyhawk references, but they didn’t make a lot of sense and weren’t all that serious as it was an RPGA tournament module. I12 was a compilation of Mentzer’s R tournament handout modules, but I believe without the Greyhawk references.
2) Anna Meyer put it on her map as a continent, but without any details.
3) It’s not on the DA1 Bearskin map, or Chainmail map, or LGG Inset map.
4) Roger Moore says don’t use it, not very good or very Greyhawk. I ageee.
5) The Mentzer Kickstarter failed and there’s a “canceled” thing going on. I forget the details.
6) For my campaign, I’ve decided references to it may exist in the Great Library of Rel Astra, but it doesn’t really exist. Perhaps it was a fraud on the Overking to get money for colonization of a Potemkin colony - a place that doesn’t exist? Hard to know.
Which all goes to my point - outside the Flanaess, it’s a DIY setting.
If it helps, a text search of the PDF version of I12 gives me nothing for either "Aquaria" or "Greyhawk".1. My casual research indicates that I12 does include the references to Aquaria being in Greyhawk, but I don't have a copy and can't verify for sure.
Bearskin Map is in Dragon Annual 1, I believe 1996.3. All of those predate Gary and Frank's agreement, right, which dates from the 80s?