Pre-Generated Fantasy Maps

A painted tabletop map in rich colour, with snowy peaks, castles and a great wall standing up in raised 3D relief. Only six places are named. The long wall is the Asterwall, a towered stone wall flying blue banners. It runs right across the realm from the western forests to the eastern sea, sealing the green lands off from the north. Beyond it the land splits in two. The Vaelthorn Peaks to the north west are a mass of snowy mountains crossed by Highmere Pass. The Emberfang Range to the north east is a burning volcanic waste, where an erupting cone sends red lava rivers through black towers and dead trees towards the sea. South of the wall lies Veyphold, a walled city wrapped by a river with waterfalls tumbling past it. A harbour town sits on Serpent's Reach, where a large sea serpent rears from the waves with its coils behind it. There is no scale bar. Vaelthorn and Emberfang are names reused on other maps.

A black-and-white pen-and-ink continent on cream, finely hatched with no colour, its cliffs drawn so they stand up from the sea. The crater is the Caldera of Namar, a huge round pit with steep fluted walls. A walled city fills its floor in concentric rings around a central citadel, with one road leading out to the south. The volcanic range is the Ashenfang Range in the north east. Three cones smoke there, and pale lava rivers run down through Cinderwold and the Emberdown Plains. Veyrath and Thornmere are forested lands in the west. The Blackfen Marshes, the Weeping Fields, the Sunderwood and the lake of Dreadmere fill the south east. The sea is busy with monsters: an octopus in the Mournwater Sea, a whirlpool at the Drowning Maw, and dragon-headed serpents in the Shattered Deep and Stormhollow Sea. The scale bar is in both kilometres and miles. Grimholt is labelled twice, and Veyrath, Thornmere and Ashenfang are reused names.

A painted tabletop map, 'Lands Around the Veyr Sea', in rich colour, with peaks, forests and towers standing up in raised relief inside a blue-and-gold border. One great inland sea fills the middle. The northern shore is cut into the Fjords of Nareth, a row of narrow snowy inlets between the Stormspine Range and the Icevein Peaks. The marsh is Mournfen in the south east, a misty maze of channels and islets. At its heart lies Lost Elthara, a great drowned city of domes, towers and long causeways half under water. Stillwake Monastery stands at its edge. The sea holds a dragon-headed serpent by Serpent Isle, a kraken near the southern shore, and the castle rocks of the Twin Crowns. Around the rim lie Eldergrove, High Torvane, Riverath, the Bleeding Woods and the red Redspires, with the dwarven-sounding Kharaz Dûm in the south. The scale bar runs to 300 leagues. Nareth, Mournfen and Veyr Sea are reused names.

A painted tabletop archipelago in bright turquoise and green, the islands raised so their cliffs, castles and red-roofed towns stand up from the water. The vineyards are the Tiravel Vineyards on the largest island in the north west. Neat green terraces climb its slopes towards a hilltop castle, with a waterfall on the western cliff and a busy harbour below. Iserra in the south repeats the pattern with its own stepped vines and windmill. The chalk cliffs are the Celestra Cliffs, a long white wall of cliffs on the north-eastern island with a lighthouse town on top. In front of them stand the Starfall Stacks, a row of tall white sea stacks. Valdoria is the walled capital on the central island. Lythmere, Marrow Isle, Seren Isle and Galewind Isle fill out the rest, and dashed routes link them across Myrglass Sound and Orenth Bay. Seven sailing ships ride between the islands. The scale bar runs to 100 leagues. Veyran, Valdoria and Stormhollow are reused names.

A hand-tinted copperplate kingdom map in soft green, tan and blue. A red line traces the borders of Eldervane, whose tree shield carries the motto 'Wood, River, Crown, People'. The ancient forest is the Veyrwood, 'The Ancient Forest', filling the whole north west in dense dark trees. Oakheart, Silverbough, Deepglade and Wyrmroot sit hidden inside it. The swamp is the Mire of Thalos, 'The Sinking Lands', spreading across the south as a maze of winding channels and islets with ruined towers at Blackreeds, Murkfen, Tallow Isle and Fenholt. Between the two lies open farmland, with Castle Orwyn on a hill and roads linking Brindleford, Maplewick, Westfell and Sablemere. Silverwatch is a port on the Cerulean Sea, where two ships sail. Four wind faces blow from captioned corners, and a stag-flanked crest holds the scale bar, which runs to 30 leagues. Eldervane, Veyrwood, Mire of Thalos and Ravenford all appear on other maps here.

A bright atlas map in deep blues, greens and golds, with four coloured wind faces blowing from the corners. One great inland sea, the Sea of Aelor, fills the middle. Its centre holds a large whale patterned in gold scrollwork, ringed by six dolphins. A darker basin to the south east marks the Deepglass Trench. The steppes are the Veldrin Steppes in the north east, open yellow grassland where horse riders cross between round tent camps at Tarak Camp, Karak Camp and Eshar Khal. The marsh is the Mire of Seluth in the south west, a teal wetland of reeds and mist. Inside it lie the ruins of Sunken Thalora, rows of broken columns and arched aqueducts standing in the water. Ports ring the shore, including Kelmere, Rhaven, Haldun, Orvan, Zartha and Morgrath. The Karveth Mountains and the Golden Marches close off the south east. The scale bar runs to 400 leagues. Veldrin and Tidehollow are reused names.

A painted tabletop archipelago in rich teal and green, the islands raised so their peaks, trees and towers stand up from the sea. The volcanic range covers the north-western island. Mount Kharuun and its jagged black neighbours glow with red lava rivers that run down past Kharuun Keep to the Ashen Strand. The ancient forest is the Elderwood on the large north-eastern island, a dense canopy around one giant tree, with waterfalls dropping off its cliffs and the spired city of Thalorin beyond. Between them, in the Drowned Deep, a huge red kraken wraps its arms round a sailing ship. A long dark sea serpent coils through Serpent's Reach below. Smaller islands include Mistral Isle, Runeholm with its standing stones, the palm town of Goldspan, Tidewatch and the snowy peaks of Frostmere. The scale bar runs to 200 leagues. Vareth, Stormhollow, Frostmere and Namar are names reused on other maps here.

A sun-faded chart of the Isles of Varendor in ochre, burnt sienna and dusty blue, its cartouche reading 'Realms, Shores, Cities, Peoples in the Ever Turning Sea'. The lake chain sits on the main island. Lake Thalara, Lake Eldenmere, Lake Caelwen and Lake Myrind step down from the Ironspine Mountains in a line, each joined to the next by a short river. The outflow becomes a broad river that runs through Caldris, the walled capital. Its red-roofed streets and spired keep sit right on the riverbank before the water reaches the sea. Port Avel is a second harbour town on the Sienna Reach. The Redhelm Peaks, Valewood and the Amber Heights fill the east, while the Duskfell Moors and Mistgrove lie west. Smaller isles include the volcanic Ashenwake Isles, Skymere, Sunspire and Ebonmere Isle, and six sailing ships ride between them. The scale bar runs to 200 leagues. One label reads 'The Shattered Keys' with a stray letter, and Varendor, Caldris and Stormhollow are reused names.

An antique nautical chart titled 'A Chart of the Known Lands and Surrounding Seas', in faded blue and tan. Fine rhumb lines cross the Thalmyr Sea, and depth soundings like 330, 580 and 1200 are scattered over the water, explained in the legend as fathoms. Four continents surround it. The canyon is the Sundering Chasm on Vareth in the north east, a long sheer-walled crack running diagonally across the land. Above it, a small red dragon marks the Dragon Lair in the Dragon Peaks beside Blackspine Keep. A large kraken drags a ship down in the middle of the sea, at the Kraken's Deep. Aeloria, Korvane and Ilyndor are the other continents, with the island city of Nerathis and the reef ring of the Coral Crown to the south. The cartouche carries the motto 'Winds Guide the Bold, Depths Hide the True'. The scale bar is in both miles and kilometres. Elyndra is labelled twice on Ilyndor, and the label under Caelith is garbled.

A bright atlas map of Vaeloria in vivid greens and blues, framed by a gold vine border with lion banners and grape clusters. The Serath Peaks fill the whole top in a wall of snowy summits, with Frostspire, Stormneedle and Whitecrag named among them. Across their foot runs the Erynd Wall, a long towered stone wall following the line of the mountains, with Glacier Gate in the west and Aldren Pass in the east as its crossings. Below the wall the high valleys open into vineyard country. The Vintara Terraces step down the hills in neat rows of green and gold vines around small red-roofed villages and an aqueduct. A river runs east into Lake Orwyn, which has a castle on an island. Thornwatch guards the western cliffs, and a harbour town sits on the Mirellen Coast with a lighthouse islet offshore. The scale bar is in kilometres, a modern unit. Vaeloria, Lake Orwyn and Vintara Terraces are reused names.

A sepia old-world map of the lands around one great inland sea, the Sea of Vaelorn,. The sea sits lower than the land, with sheer brown cliffs ringing most of its shore and waterfalls pouring down them from the rivers above. The canyon is the Sunder Rift in the north west, a deep gorge cutting in from the land towards the water between Eldmere and the Kestrel Downs. Farmland fills the rim. Neat patchwork fields with windmills and villages spread around Valebrook, the Orin Fields, Mistrall Vale and the Gilded Plains. Northreach, Thornwick, Ravenmere and Caerwyn are walled towns. In the sea, a long dragon-like serpent swims near the Stormwake Isles. A tentacled monster surfaces in the south east, and Moonspire Isle holds a spired castle. The Cindermere Highlands and the Hollow Wood close off the south west. A legend lists village, road, canyon and forest symbols, and the scale bar runs to 100 miles. Vaelorn, Sunder Rift and Moonspire are reused names.

A bright atlas map of the Kingdom of Caldrin in blue, green and gold, under a lion banner and the line 'Rivers, Mountains, Harbours, Peoples, Realms'. The crater is Veyra Crater, a huge round pit with sheer grey walls and waterfalls spilling over its rim. Inside it a ring of water surrounds a whole walled city laid out in concentric circles. The capital is Caldrin on the Orlen River. The river loops round the city before reaching the sea, and its red-roofed streets, towers and bridges fill the bend. The coast is all bays, headlands and rocky islets. Marrow Bay, Cape Thalen with its lighthouse, the Thalen Keys, Storm Isle and the Broken Reefs line the west, and the Gilded Peninsula and Sunscale Headlands lie to the south. Seven sailing ships follow dashed routes. A legend lists twelve symbols, and the scale bar is in both kilometres and miles. Veyra and Marrow Bay are names used on other maps here.

An elven world map in deep navy, teal and green, edged in gold with sun and moon medallions. Five continents spread around the Aeloria Sea, with ice fields across the top and bottom labelled the Shattered North and the Veiled South. The fjords are the Nimrath Fjords on Elarion in the north west, a coast of long narrow inlets below snowy peaks and Frosthollow. The salt country fills the large south-western continent. The Sere Expanse is a pale desert holding three white salt pans and a turquoise pool, with the domed city of Khazur in the middle and the Miraj Dunes and Vellis Plateau around it. Thalewyn, Vaelith with its red Ashen Peaks, the round green isle of Isthara and Sathmor make up the rest. Faint grey serpents curl in the Obsidian Ocean and Serpent's Gulf. A six-item legend includes salt flats, and the scale bar is in kilometres, a modern unit. Thalewyn is labelled twice, and Aeloria, Sere Expanse and Nimrath are reused names.

A black-and-white pen-and-ink continent on cream, finely hatched with no colour, under a cartouche held by two winged beasts. The canyon is the Sundered Chasm, a long sheer-walled crack that runs diagonally across the whole land from the west coast to the east. Its walls are drawn so they drop away visibly, with towers guarding its edges. The Dragon Peaks fill the north east as a crowd of jagged summits. Inside a dark cave mouth among them a seated dragon marks the Dragon Lair, and two small dragons fly overhead. North of the chasm lie Thornmere, Eldervale, Lake Myranth, the Blackwood and Shadowmere forests and the port of Caelwyn. South of it are Mournhaven, the Sunless Vale, the Ashen Moor, Cindermere and the marshes of Mistfen. Sea serpents rise in the Shattered Sea, the Obsidian Expanse and the Sunken Deep. There is no scale bar. Thornmere, Eldervale, Stormhollow and Shadowmere are all reused names.

A bright atlas map of an island kingdom in blue, green and gold, its lion crest reading 'One Island, Many Realms, Enduring as One'. The island is split cleanly in two. The south is the Sahrem Expanse, 'The Golden Wastes', a sea of yellow dunes crossed by dotted caravan routes. These link four palm-ringed oases at Talimar, Sahr, Zephyr and Nerim, with the ruined Sunken Spires in the south west and Qal'Marid under the red Jahur Mountains. The north is winter. The Stormspine Range rises in snowy peaks over the Frostmere Lakes, a cluster of frozen pale-blue lakes. The Nivoran Pines spread in snow-dusted forest to the east, and Keshar Pass climbs past Whitefall Monastery. Between the two halves lie the Eldenwood Forest, the Silverhollow Rivers, Caer Thalan and the ports of Port Elowen and Azurewatch. A sea serpent coils off the Serpent Isles. The scale bar runs to 200 miles. Vaeloria, Frostmere and Ravenmere are reused names.

A hand-tinted copperplate island kingdom in soft blue, tan and green, its cartouche of griffins reading 'Land of Rivers, Stone and Crown'. The canyon is the Severing Gorge, a deep sheer-walled cut running east to west across the north of the island. Two arched bridges span it, one of them an aqueduct. The River Elowen begins in a tall waterfall under the twin-towered castle of Crownfall in the Stormholt Peaks. It runs south through the gorge and down to the walled capital, Aldermere. The city sits right on the river, which loops round its round walls and central keep before reaching Greywatch Bay. Around it lie Highmoor, Goldenmarch, the Emerald Vale and the Blackfen Marshes, with the Redspire Mountains to the east and white chalk cliffs at Duskshore. A whale breaches in the north west, five dolphins leap in the south west, and seven ships sail offshore. The scale bar runs to 100 leagues. Vaeloria, Aldermere and River Elowen are reused names.

A black-and-white pen-and-ink continent on cream, finely hatched, with a grape-vine frame round its title cartouche. The lake chain runs down the middle of the land. Lake Avel sits under a waterfall in the north west, and the Silver Run carries its water east to Lake Thoren. From there Lake Cael, Lake Miren and Lake Serath step south one after another, each joined to the next by a short river, until the last reaches the Everwide Sea. The vineyards lie on both sides. The Veylan Terraces in the west are long curving rows of vines around a manor house, and the Amber Vale and Valmire Hills in the south east have more terraces and a walled villa. The Stormpeak Range, Northwald and the Frostmere Heights close off the north, and the Duskspine Mountains rise beside Dunmere. A large dragon-headed sea serpent rears in the Western Deeps with two smaller ones beside it. There is no scale bar. Varendor, Veylan and Frostmere are reused names.

A sun-faded continent map in ochre, burnt sienna and dusty blue, titled 'The Continent of Vael Taran, Land of Plains and Kings', inside a border of griffins and towers. The long wall is the Kethmar Wall, a towered stone wall that curves right across the middle of the land from coast to coast. North of it lie the Orun Steppes, an open plain dotted with round nomad tents and herds of horses, reaching up to Lake Serevan and the Thalgrin Wastes. South of the wall sits the capital, Vael Taran, in the Eldros Riverlands, with Kareth beside the wall and the Thornwilds, Nerath Woodlands and Redspire Mountains beyond. The Kharamir Desert spreads in the south east around Zahur and Talaris, and the Sathra Delta fans out into the Miran Gulf. A legend lists eleven symbols including a nomad camp, and the scale bar is in kilometres, a modern unit. Orun Steppes, Nerath and Kareth are reused names.

A sepia old-world continent map on stained parchment, coloured in soft greens, tans and slate blue. The desert is the Sahrim Expanse, filling the whole eastern half in pale golden dunes and rock pillars. The Amber Road crosses it as a dotted caravan line, with tiny camel trains, linking the domed Oasis of Velara and the palm-ringed Sereen Oasis to the walled towns of Zahur, Qadim and Talaris. The Miraj Dunes fill the south. The vineyards are the Veyran Vineyards in the north, curving rows of vines around a walled manor. Lake Sereth has an island castle, and the Eldermere and Thalenwood forests spread to the west. The Mornspire Range runs down the middle, glowing with lava in the Ashenfell Badlands. In the Thaloric Sea a huge kraken wraps a three-masted ship, and more ships sail off Port Aelthorn. The Scorched Isles smoke in the south east. There is no scale bar. Veyran, Miraj Dunes, Zahur and Talaris are reused names, and one label in the north east is garbled.

A frost-blue coast in white, slate and silver, inside a border of tree, lighthouse, stag and serpent shields. Only six places are named, and every roof and cliff is dusted in snow. The ruins are everywhere. The Aeldrin Road winds inland past broken towers, roofless halls and a long ruined aqueduct towards a crumbling castle on the hills in the north east. The vineyards are the Vaelwyn Terraces, rows of snow-covered vines stepping down the slopes in neat bands, crossed by walls and small farmhouses. The coast is all bays and headlands. Frosthaven is a walled harbour town on Veyrholm Bay, with ships at anchor among floating ice. The Nivar Cliffs run along the south as a tall wall of rock pierced by sea arches. Silvermere is a frozen lake with an island ruin. A sea serpent rears in the bay, and a spiny ice dragon swims among the southern islets. There is no scale bar. Frosthaven and Silvermere are reused names.

A painted tabletop kingdom map in rich greens and blues, its lion shield carrying the motto 'Rivers Higher than Kings'. A red dashed border separates Valdren from its neighbours, Thorngale, Blackhold, Caelmir, Dunmere and Embermarch, each with its own shield. The waterfall is Silverfall. A river crosses the Highmere Plateau past the castle city of Valdren and drops over the cliff edge in a broad white curtain into the Elden Forest below. It then winds south through Briarholt and the Mirefen marshes to Greyhaven on Stormwell Bay. The north coast is torn into the Northmere Fjords, narrow snowy inlets among sharp peaks, with Frostholm, Icehorn Pass and Stormgate on top. A whale spouts beside the Whalebane Cliffs, and dolphins leap in the Grey Deep and the Emerald Expanse. Wind faces blow from the two top corners. There is no scale bar. Valdren, Silverfall, Highmere Plateau and Northmere Fjords all appear on other maps here.

A minimalist black-ink endpaper map on cream, drawn at an angle so the mountains and canyon walls stand up from the page. The canyon is the Sundering Gorge, a deep sheer-walled cut slicing diagonally through the middle of the Veyrath Peaks. Waterfalls tumble down its floor, and a single arched bridge crosses it near the top. The frozen north holds the Iskeld Tundra and the White Wastes, with the Nivarra Glacier flowing in a long curving river of ice between broken blocks. Kaldren Pass climbs through the high valleys on a dotted trail, and Frosthelm Bastion guards the glacier's edge. Below the peaks lie Stormvein Lake, the village of Thornvale and Raventhorne in the west. High Aster Keep, Starfall Valley, Eldmoor Spire, Mooncrest Ford and the island lake of Astermere lie to the east. A plain line border frames it, and the scale bar runs to 100 leagues. Veyrath, Sundering Gorge and Starfall are reused names.

An elven kingdom map in deep green, navy and gold, its border of gold vines and a glowing tree crest framing the Realm of Aelthir. A gold line traces the borders. The canyon is the Shattered Rift, a deep black gorge cutting diagonally across the realm from the Silvercrown Range down to the south west. Waterfalls pour into it, and three arched bridges cross it, one beside the white-spired city of Vaeloria. The marsh is the Mire of Lethwyn in the south east, a pale misty wetland of dead trees. At its heart stand the towers and arches of Drowned Selaris, half sunk in the water. Galaden Wood fills the west around a shining golden tree, with Elyndor Keep, Serethil and Ilyndra along its rivers. Caer Thalas, Mistveyl and Saehlorn hold the Cyran Coast. A large golden-crested sea serpent coils in the Azure Depths. The scale bar is in 'Leagues of Aelthir'. Vaeloria, Thornmere and Mire of Lethwyn are reused names.

A sun-faded continent map of Valtheris in ochre, burnt sienna and dusty blue. The lake chain runs down from the north. Lake Kaeln, Lake Orun, Lake Drest and Lake Selm step south one after another, each joined to the next by a short river, until the outflow reaches the capital. Seravell is a large round walled city built in rings around a central keep, and the river splits to wrap its walls before flowing on as the Siennar to the eastern sea. The Thornhelm Mountains and the Grelspine rise in the north west and north east, with the Redhollow Peaks in the south. The Amberwood forest sits to the west near Goodmead and Saltward, and the Greyfen Moors spread into a marshy delta near Hallowmere. Aureth Keep stands on a hill east of the capital. Seven sailing ships ride the surrounding seas. There is no scale bar. Marrow Bay and Valtheris are names used on other maps here.

A sepia old-world map titled 'The Lands of Aeloria' on stained parchment, its cartouche held by a bear and a stag. Several continents surround a wide central sea, the Veylan Expanse. A large whale labelled the Songwhale swims there beside a group of dolphins called the Dawn Pod. The salt country fills the big south-eastern continent. The Salar Wastes are a pale plain of white salt pans around Saltmere, Keth and Veshar. Along its northern edge the Riven Gorge runs as a long red-walled canyon from Zarsh towards the coast. Thornmere, Valdren, Southreach, Kaelthar, the volcanic Drakonis and snowy Mythrilor are the other lands, with the Morrow Isles in the middle. The scale bar runs to 1,000 miles. Several labels are doubled or garbled: 'The The Ember Peaks', Karron, Mistgrove, Skalmar and Saltmere each appear twice, and a few names in Thornmere are unreadable. Thornmere, Valdren, Aeloria and Veylan are reused names.

A sun-faded continent map of Aurendel in ochre, sienna and dusty blue, with a captioned wind face in each corner. The lake chain is unusual: rather than a straight line, five lakes circle the central farmland. Lake Mirath sits in the west, the River Eldran runs east to Lake Serenne, and from there water drops through Lake Vael and round to Lake Thalor in the south west, most with a small island castle. Farmland fills the middle in a patchwork of green and gold fields, with villages and walled towns at Serewyn, Eldenvale, Thornwick and Velmoor. The Frosthollow Peaks and Galdren Mountains close off the north, the Redspire Range rises in the south, and the Nimbar Wastes hold broken rock pillars. Askalon is a large harbour city in the south east. Eleven sailing ships ring the coast, and two small whales swim off the Gilded Deep. There is no scale bar. Askalon is also a real historic city name.

A bright storybook continent in saturated greens and blues, packed with little red-roofed towns. The crater sits in the middle. Craterhold is a deep round pit with tan cliff walls, and a ring of water surrounds a spired walled city on its floor, draining out through a gap to the south. Directly below it the Wispfen Marsh spreads in a maze of winding blue channels around green islets. Wooden stilt villages and walkways stand among the reeds. Farmland and towns fill the rest: Merravale with a purple lavender field, Larkhaven harbour on the Brindle Coast, Thornwick, Goldmeadow and Willowglen. The Frostspire Peaks, the Eldenwood Forest and the Greywatch Mountains close off the north, and a small volcano smokes on Ember Ridge. A purple kraken wraps a ship in the top-right corner. A whale and five dolphins swim in the Azure Reach. The scale bar runs to 200 leagues. Craterhold, Wispfen, Larkhaven and Merravale are all reused names.

A black-and-white pen-and-ink world map on cream, finely hatched and drawn at a slight angle so the land rises from the sea. Five landmasses sit around the Sea of Lyr and the Aelthir Ocean. The lone sacred mountain is Mount Aelthir, a single tall peak on the south-eastern continent with rays of light drawn bursting from its summit. Clouds wrap its slopes, and a waterfall drops off its southern cliffs. The jungle coast is on Thalora in the south west, a dense mass of palms and terraced cliffs around a stepped pyramid temple. Along its shore the Viridian Coast and the Pearlwake Reefs form rings of shallow lagoons and coral, shaded pale blue. Eldovar and Namaris are the other named continents, with the Kestrel Isles between them. A whale breaches beside three leaping dolphins in the middle of the sea, and six sailing ships follow dashed routes. The scale bar runs to 1,000 miles. Mount Aelthir, Namaris and Thalora are reused names.

A watercolour world map in soft blues, greens and golds on textured paper, with several landmasses around the Sable Expanse. The steppe is the Saran Steppe on the central continent, an open yellow-green plain with round nomad tents, herds of horses and grazing animals around Kharul, Orun, Belsu and Targol. A dotted trail links the camps. The haunted forest is the Withered Weald right beside it, a grey-purple stretch of dead black trees around Duskspire, Gravenhollow and Mourninggate. Namaris in the south west is a golden desert land with the domed city of Duneshar. Aeloria in the north west holds the green Elderglen forest and Silverlake. Veyrath in the north east is frozen white around Galdar Keep. A green-and-gold sea serpent coils in the north. A whale breaches beside five dolphins, and a small volcano smokes at Emberreach. There is no scale bar. Aeloria, Veyrath, Namaris, Mareth and Withered Weald are all reused names.

A sun-faded archipelago chart of the Veyrath Isles in ochre, sienna and dusty teal, scattered with dozens of rocky islands. The haunted forest is the Withered Weald, a large grey island of dead twisted trees in the west, with a skull among the roots and a ruined chapel. The Dragon Peaks are on the big north-eastern island. A glowing cave mouth sits among its jagged summits, marked 'Dragon's Lair' with a small dragon symbol. The Emberfang Peaks hold a red-streaked fortress, and the Cindercrown Isles smoke with two lava-lit volcanoes. In the Sea of Aurel a huge kraken wraps its arms round a three-masted ship. Morrow Cay, the Sunspire Isles with their waterfall palace, Sable Reach, the Amber Shoals, the Crescent Atoll and the Ravenward Keys fill out the rest. Eight sailing ships follow dashed routes. There is no scale bar. Veyrath, Withered Weald, Emberfang, Frostmere and Tidehollow are all reused names.

A bright atlas world map in saturated blue, green and gold, with a classical wind face in each corner named Zephyr, Boreas, Notus and Eurus. Four continents surround the Varanth Sea. The canyon is the Rivenfall Gorge on Oskarin in the north east, a long red-walled canyon with waterfalls pouring into it, running across the land beside the Crimson Wastes. The vineyards are the Vintara Terraces on Vintara in the south east, rows of green vines climbing a hillside to a villa at Bellara. Aeloria holds the Skyward Peaks and the Greenspine forest, and Meldor has the smoking Emberspine volcano, the Valley of Songs and the Mirthen Fields. At the bottom a huge brown kraken with a yellow eye wraps a three-masted ship in the Deepfathom. A serpent swims mid-sea, and the Sunspear Isles hold a golden palace. The scale bar runs to 1,000 miles. Thaldrin and Valmire are each labelled twice, and Aeloria, Rivenfall Gorge and Vintara Terraces are reused names.

A sepia old-world world map on stained parchment, with four captioned wind faces blowing from the corners and the bottom edge. Several continents surround the Morveth Sea and the Silverdeep Ocean. The lake chain is the Lakes of Eldwyn on Vaeloria in the middle. Five small lakes sit in a ring, linked by short rivers that branch and rejoin, with Eldham, Valemere and Stoneford around them. The fjords are the Narrow Fjords along Vaeloria's northern coast, a long row of thin inlets cut between snowy peaks. Thalorin lies to the west with the Ebonwood, Myrath in the south with the Bleak Steppe, frozen Kargrim in the north east and volcanic Draenmor in the east. A huge kraken wraps a three-masted ship in the Morveth Sea, and a sea serpent coils near Kargrim. A whale swims by the Sunken Isles, and the Isles of Serath hold a small walled city. There is no scale bar. The label above Eldham is garbled, and Vaeloria and Thalorin are reused names.

A sepia old-world map on stained parchment showing the lands around one great inland sea, the Mareth Inland Sea. The long wall is the Wall of Theryn, a towered stone wall running across the north between the sea and a region labelled 'The Vaelting'. Theryn Gate and Stonebastion Keep guard it, with Keldan Pass and the Frostmere Wastes beyond. The ring of mountains is the Circling Peaks in the north east, a full circle of summits around Lake Orwyn, which has a small island fort and a waterfall draining south. The sea is busy: a long dragon-headed serpent rears in the middle, and a whale spouts beside four dolphins. The Stormhollow, Sereth and Aurelian Isles dot the water. Around the shore lie Dun Caleth, Ardanor, Caer Venn, Selvar, Valmire, Eldholm, Thalgrim and the Kareth Mountains. The scale bar runs to 300 miles. Mareth, Lake Orwyn, Stormhollow, Kareth and Valmire are all reused names.

A bright storybook map in saturated blues and greens, with four captioned wind faces blowing from the corners and a flowered title cartouche. Only five places are named, leaving most towns for you to label. The inland sea is the Azure Mere, a round blue sea filling the middle, dotted with small islands. The largest holds a red-roofed castle, and little sailing boats cross between them. The ring of mountains is the Crown Peaks in the north west, a full circle of grey summits around Lake Avelune, which has a tiny island tower. A river drains out of the ring towards the sea. Farmland covers the whole rim in a patchwork of green and gold fields, with dozens of red-roofed villages, windmills, bridges and waterfalls. Sunmeadow, Briarwick and the marshy Willowfen are the named towns. Tall rocky cliffs and sea stacks line the outer coast. There is no scale bar. Sunmeadow and Willowfen are reused names.

A nautical-style mountain realm on stained parchment, its sea crossed by rhumb lines from a large compass rose and scattered with depth soundings like 23, 38 and 138. The Vaelthorn Peaks fill the top, cut by Mistgate Pass and the Highmere Valley, with watchtowers along a dashed mountain road. The two forests split the land below. The Elderwyn Forest covers the whole west in dense green around a giant tree, Sylthar, the Oakenshade stone circles and Moonfen Lake. The Withered Weald covers the east in grey dead trees around Hollowgrave, the Blackthorn Mire, Mournspire and the Carrion Field. A river runs between them down to Nerhaven on the Thalrune Coast. Stormwatch Keep, Seabrook, Briarpoint and Crestfall hold the shore. Two dragon-like sea serpents rise in the bay, near Sable Isle and Serpent's Teeth. A legend lists five symbols including ancient forest and dead forest, and the scale bar runs to 50 leagues. Elderwyn, Withered Weald, Vaelthorn and Highmere are reused names.

A painted tabletop island map of Veyrath Isle in rich teal and green with a classical wind face in each corner. The crater is the Caldera of Orun, a huge round pit with layered cliff walls. On its floor the city of Orunhold rises in concentric rings around a tall spired citadel, with a waterfall spilling out to the south. The marsh is the Mire of Selwyn in the south west, a misty maze of islets, dead trees and ruined arches. It opens onto Drowned Namar, a sunken city of domes, towers and broken aqueducts standing in clear turquoise shallows. The Stormspine Peaks and Dragonwatch rise in the north west, and the Ashen Crests glow with lava in the east. Sableharbor is a busy walled port with a long arched quay. In the Serpent Deep a large kraken drags a three-masted ship down. The scale bar runs to 100 miles. Veyrath, Mire of Selwyn, Namar and Sableharbor are reused names.

A hand-tinted copperplate continent map in soft blue, tan and green, its cartouche of rearing lions reading 'Lands of Ancient Kings, Rivers Deep, Forests Eternal'. The north is winter. The Frostcrown Range rises over the Frostmere Lakes, a cluster of frozen lakes drawn with cracked ice, and the Silverspine Woods spread east in snowy pine forest with a stag among the trees. The chalk cliffs are the Ivory Cliffs along the eastern coast, a tall white wall broken by sea arches. In front of them Seraph's Stacks and the Stormglass Isles rise as white sea stacks. Brighthelm stands on the clifftop. Caer Veylan is the castle capital in the middle, linked by rivers to Thalewick, Rivenholt, Eldenmere and Moorsend. The Harrowfell Peaks and the volcanic Ashen Wilderlands fill the west. A whale spouts in the Dawning Deep beside three dolphins. The scale bar runs to 400, labelled 'a league of one hundred miles'. Vaeloria, Frostmere, Ivory Cliffs and Caer Veylan are reused names.

A hand-tinted copperplate island kingdom in soft green, tan and blue, its tree shield held by a lion and a unicorn above the motto 'Lands Ancient, Peoples Enduring, Seas Ever Wide'. The farmland fills the middle in a neat patchwork of hedged fields, with villages at Greenhollow, Highmead and the Goldenreach Fields. The castle capital, Eldermere, stands on an island in its own lake. The ruins run across the north east. The Shattered Way is a line of broken arches and towers marching along an old road towards the Aurelian Ruins and the bare Cindermoor Heath. In the south the Sunken Temples stand half drowned in a bay beside the harbour city of Duskhaven. The Frostcrown Peaks, the Stoneheart Wilds and the Mournwood Forest close off the north. A large whale and six dolphins swim in the Azure Deep. Three sea serpents rise along the coasts. The scale bar runs to 60 leagues. Eldermere, Shattered Way, Mournwood and Thornwick are all reused names.

A frost-blue world map in white, slate and pale blue, with every coast rimmed in ice and floes drifting through the seas. Five continents sit around the Northreach and Stillwater Oceans. The lone sacred mountain is Mount Vaeloryn on Nareth in the south west, a single tall peak wrapped in a ring of white cloud and rising above the Galren Peaks and the Winterwood. The salt country fills the eastern continent. The Silversalt Expanse is a vast cracked white plain with Kharuun, Sahri, Zarresh and Qamur around its edge. Below it the grey Ashenwaste and the Mire of Echoes hold dead trees. Vyldor in the north west carries the Skarve Peaks and the Kareth Icefield, Ilyss holds the Rimewald forest, and Thryn lies in the south east. Small island groups include the Veiled, Seraphine and Cairn Isles. A four-item legend lists salt flats and glaciers, and the scale bar runs to 2,000 leagues. Nareth, Kareth and Frostmere are reused names.

A black-and-white pen-and-ink map on cream, finely hatched with no colour, showing the lands around one great inland sea, the Sea of Vaelor. A wind face blows from each corner. The canyon is Thornrift Canyon in the south west, a deep sheer-walled gorge that cuts diagonally from the sea's shore through the Dreadspine Mountains. A single bridge crosses it near Redgate. The swamp is the Mire of Selwyn, filling the whole eastern shore with winding channels and islets crowded with ruined towers and drowned halls, around Blackreed Fen, Gloomwade and Mirewatch. The sea is calm, with seven sailing ships, the Stormhollow Isles, the Twin Crowns, the Ashen Isles and a small sea serpent. Walled cities ring the shore: Kestrelmere, Veyrhold, Caelthorn, Ordan Reach, Dunmere and Talaris. The scale bar runs to 500 leagues. Thornrift Canyon, Mire of Selwyn, Veyrhold, Stormhollow and Talaris are all names used on other maps in this gallery.