Malazan Map

Malazan Map. Maps Malazan Book of the Fallen I started trying to come up with crude world maps all the way back in 2005, and these have continued intermittently ever since, especially when the authors released new regional maps in the books One of the most constant projects I've been working on for the past decade is the refining and improvement of a world map for Steven Erikson and Ian Esslemont's Malazan series of epic fantasy novels

While the above map from atlasoficeandfire is great for appreciating scale and context, I think Joshua Butler's maps are far superior Are you a big fan of the Malazan book of the fallen and wish to explore the Malazan world? Well, you can possibly go about that with Malazan world map.

Malazan Map

Readers of the Malazan novels by Steven Erikson and Ian Cameron Esslemont will be aware that the novels range freely over a vast and complex world consisting of numerous continents and islands, not to mention other planes of reality Readers of the Malazan novels by Steven Erikson and Ian Cameron Esslemont will be aware that the novels range freely over a vast and complex world consisting of numerous continents and islands, not to mention other planes of reality To date, the authors have resisted the creation of an authorised world map, but fans have been busy combining the maps from the novels to create the next best.

. Hot, dry, and largely desert, its sands obscured forgotten pathways, hoarded power, and soaked up sorcery I started trying to come up with crude world maps all the way back in 2005, and these have continued intermittently ever since, especially when the authors released new regional maps in the books

Viewing image Nagrom's A4 Letheras and Neighbours Map Malazan Empire. While the above map from atlasoficeandfire is great for appreciating scale and context, I think Joshua Butler's maps are far superior The Malazan world is a globe[2] and appears to be at least similar in size to Earth, and may be notably larger