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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 6310386" data-attributes="member: 7006"><p>I cannot say for sure, because as far as I know there haven't yet been any major specifics written for the Realms post-Sundering. Everything thus far we've gotten have come from the six novels and the few D&D Next adventures (<em>Dragonspear Castle</em>, <em>Vault</em>, <em>Scourge</em>, <em>Dead in Thay</em>, and soon <em>Hoard</em> and <em>Rise</em>). So we don't have a full map, we don't have detailed descriptions of all the areas, we don't know officially which gods now have portfolios, so on and so forth. Truth be told, I can't even say with any definity that Abeir and Toril actually HAVE separated again as I'm just using what could be faulty memories from info I've been picking up. I <em>think</em> they were splitting again, but I haven't read any of the books to know if it gets detailed anywhere or confirmed.</p><p></p><p>That being said... a 4E map of the Realms would still be much closer to the current situation of the Realms than a 3E would. Because although the few landmasses that had gotten swapped would be swapped back... much of the results of the Spellplague and 100 year jump are all changes to coastlines and stuff that wouldn't go back because they were cataclysmic results, and not Abeir/Toril land swaps. The Chultan penninsula is still much underwater, what was the Anauroch desert is now and still Netheril, the Underchasm is presumably still there in the center of the Shaar. Etc. Etc.</p><p></p><p>Perhaps if they decide to write and release a campaign setting book for the Realms for 5E we'll get better details... but for now, I think that your 3E map is probably 'eh' when it comes to being useful. But you can google plenty of 4E Realms maps to check it out for yourself. (And indeed, if you really like the map that comes with the 3E campaign setting book, someone did photoshop that map to add in all the 4E details and I think it looks really good. You can see it <a href="http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/1723/faerunrlarge3vs4v3.jpg" target="_blank">HERE</a>.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 6310386, member: 7006"] I cannot say for sure, because as far as I know there haven't yet been any major specifics written for the Realms post-Sundering. Everything thus far we've gotten have come from the six novels and the few D&D Next adventures ([I]Dragonspear Castle[/I], [I]Vault[/I], [I]Scourge[/I], [I]Dead in Thay[/I], and soon [I]Hoard[/I] and [I]Rise[/I]). So we don't have a full map, we don't have detailed descriptions of all the areas, we don't know officially which gods now have portfolios, so on and so forth. Truth be told, I can't even say with any definity that Abeir and Toril actually HAVE separated again as I'm just using what could be faulty memories from info I've been picking up. I [I]think[/I] they were splitting again, but I haven't read any of the books to know if it gets detailed anywhere or confirmed. That being said... a 4E map of the Realms would still be much closer to the current situation of the Realms than a 3E would. Because although the few landmasses that had gotten swapped would be swapped back... much of the results of the Spellplague and 100 year jump are all changes to coastlines and stuff that wouldn't go back because they were cataclysmic results, and not Abeir/Toril land swaps. The Chultan penninsula is still much underwater, what was the Anauroch desert is now and still Netheril, the Underchasm is presumably still there in the center of the Shaar. Etc. Etc. Perhaps if they decide to write and release a campaign setting book for the Realms for 5E we'll get better details... but for now, I think that your 3E map is probably 'eh' when it comes to being useful. But you can google plenty of 4E Realms maps to check it out for yourself. (And indeed, if you really like the map that comes with the 3E campaign setting book, someone did photoshop that map to add in all the 4E details and I think it looks really good. You can see it [URL="http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/1723/faerunrlarge3vs4v3.jpg"]HERE[/URL].) [/QUOTE]
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