Pathfinder 1E Pathfinder Setting: Map up!

[Nightfall]

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Can I say once again how great a cartographer Rob Lazzaretti is?

*nine*

 

[Dog Moon]

Neat.

 

[Kaodi]

That is a real spiffy map they got there.

 

[Dog Moon]

Although a good looking map doesn't really say anything about the contents of the world.

 

[GVDammerung]

The cartography is beautiful. The terrain design is very nice. The names are lame - uninspired fantasy schtik (e.g., "Skull River") mixed with random consonants and vowels (e.g., "Calphiak") along with the simply incomprehensible (e.g, "The Mobhad Leigh"). Indeed, I think we have here some all time stinker fantasy names in "Nolands" and "Mushfens." These sorts of names stumble off the tongue and fall heavy on the ears.

 

[JustKim]

The cartography is beautiful. The terrain design is very nice. The names are lame - uninspired fantasy schtik (e.g., "Skull River") mixed with random consonants and vowels (e.g., "Calphiak") along with the simply incomprehensible (e.g, "The Mobhad Leigh"). Indeed, I think we have here some all time stinker fantasy names in "Nolands" and "Mushfens." These sorts of names stumble off the tongue and fall heavy on the ears.

I just about died when I read some of the locations in Eberron: Fort Bones and Fort Zombie.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

It's a very nice map from an aesthetic point of view. There does seem to be an awful lot of mountains in the region though. Maybe it's in the middle of a whole lot of tectonic plates?

Olaf the Stout

 

[el-remmen]

What are these tectonic plates you are talking about?

The mountains must be a place where the rigid shell of the giant tortoise the world rests on come through the earth.

But anyway, great map. . .

 

[hong]

Clearly there will be an expansion detailing the Yeslands, bitter enemies of the Nolands.

 

[DanMcS]

It looks like yet another Tolkienesque western shore of a continent to me.