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The Mapped World
A schematic map of Caeldon’s mapped regions, drawn from the region registry: each region where its named neighbours put it, its centre and sites inside it, the storeys above and below noted in the region over them. It is not to scale and shows no coasts or borders; the margins are unmapped. Select a region for its entry.
The mapped world of Caeldon, schematic
A schematic map drawn from the region registry: regions placed by their named neighbours, not to scale; storeys above and below noted inside their regions; the lands beyond the old maps, known by rumour, at its edges.
U N M A P P E D
U N M A P P E D
U N M A P P E D
U N M A P P E D
The Unrun Sea
The Glassbelt
Interior
The Elderweald
The Sunken Stairs
The Long Stair
BELOW
The Roothollows
Threewater Turn
The Rootstone Heartwell
BELOW
The Upper Roothollows
The
Crownboughs
Amberbough
The Verge Stair
The Understorey
Courts
The Ironspine
Anvilwake
The Hollow Bell
BELOW
The Stonewake
Deeps
Stairdeep
STOREY
The Stormcrown
The Headwater
Marches
Oathfoot
The Wrongwood
The Confluence Basins
Sheafmeet
The Paling
The Turning House
The Briarreach
The Leeward
Folds
Evenlee
The Measure Cistern
The Counted Lee
The Quiet Orchard
The Tidelace
Coasts
Fathomstair
The Sounding Gate
The Answering
Sound
The Drowned Choir
The
Soundchain
Roads
The Turnwater
Quays
The Tidebound
Reaches
Turningshoal
The First Nesting
Confluence
The Second Channel
The Gravelbraid
Nurseries
The Split Reed
Mouth
The Windscar
Expanse
The Unsung Field
The Broken Marches
The Undercroft Fair
The Greyford
Reach
Greyford
The Hushvale
The
Witnessfields
RUMOUR
The
Dawnreach
RUMOUR
The
Shadewells
RUMOUR
The Rimefold
NO CONTACT
The Green Deep
The Lower
Serath
Correth
The Rimward
Basins
Deepdraw
The Oath Cistern
The Hanging Vale
The High
Scars
Oldcairn
the crossing
four to six months
across the
Glassbelt
to the Lastwater
Wells
N
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S
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The mapped world, schematic
Drawn from the region registry by the regions’ named neighbours: not to scale, with no coasts or borders surveyed. The margins are unmapped; the dotted lands beyond the old maps are known by rumour, if at all.
centre
site
storey above or below
the one crossing
open sea
region within a region
beyond the old maps
TRAVEL TIMES
The Briarreach to the eastern Broken Marches: nine months to a year across the whole cradle-web on the kept roads
The Broken Marches to the Lastwater Wells: four to six months across the Glassbelt
Redrawn from the registries at every build, until a painted map replaces it.