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<blockquote data-quote="Dr Simon" data-source="post: 6112117" data-attributes="member: 21938">The maps are highly stylised, more diagrams, but perhaps no less useful for that. They don't depict Thell, but a series of islands. Clearly marked on the map is the &quot;Tuuma Strait&quot;, then an &quot;Island of the Smoking Crown&quot;. There is then depicted a journey up a river from a &quot;Circular Bay&quot; and a trek inland where the river is shown to fork at twin waterfalls, to a plateau marked with a &quot;Cave of Three Eyes&quot;, where is marked &quot;Here I hid the white jade, beneath the stone marked with a [and here is used the High Imperial symbol meaning Danger/Bad]&quot;[Sblock=OOC]Knowledge (geography) checks might give you more information about this.Also, Low Imperial is written using phonemes whereas High Imperial mostly uses pictograms with some markers for grammar. High Imperial pictograms are often included in Low Imperial text, particularly when referring to the name or title of somebody important.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr Simon, post: 6112117, member: 21938"] The maps are highly stylised, more diagrams, but perhaps no less useful for that. They don't depict Thell, but a series of islands. Clearly marked on the map is the "Tuuma Strait", then an "Island of the Smoking Crown". There is then depicted a journey up a river from a "Circular Bay" and a trek inland where the river is shown to fork at twin waterfalls, to a plateau marked with a "Cave of Three Eyes", where is marked "Here I hid the white jade, beneath the stone marked with a [and here is used the High Imperial symbol meaning Danger/Bad]" [Sblock=OOC] Knowledge (geography) checks might give you more information about this. Also, Low Imperial is written using phonemes whereas High Imperial mostly uses pictograms with some markers for grammar. High Imperial pictograms are often included in Low Imperial text, particularly when referring to the name or title of somebody important. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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