The Wyzard's Maps: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:10, 15 May 2011

Map showing location of standing stones:
- Carried by the Professor, found at the burnt out inn in the boney hands of the ex-proprietor
- It describes a path through the hills and forests off to the Northeast. While the cartographer was slightly vague about the precise terrain through which one might travel, it does contain enough information about distances and landmarks so as to be useful. Assuming it is accurate rather than fictitious. The path terminates at what appears to be a hill topped with a ring of standing stones.

- In the same hand as the various notes on the route to take to get there, there is some description of the destination. The writing is in the common tongue. Anyone with at least close to typical intelligence can read it.

- "Here rests the crypt-complex which is the last remnant of the People of the Weeping Wood. The tomb of their chieftain Renf the Red-Handed is said to be somewhere within, and to still contain his burial treasures. Those who delved to recover them have returned empty-handed, if at all."

At the time of writing, a map of the second level of Renf the Red-Handed's tomb is kept mostly updated at https://docs.google.com/present/edit?id=0ASQnX6V3cOYRZGY1cXBqY18xY2dyNHczZm0&hl=en&authkey=CKLg3oIG

Notes on unmapped areas such as cities, &c.

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 * Map showing location of standing stones:
-** Carried by the Professor, found at the burnt out inn in the boney hands of the ex-propriator
+** Carried by the Professor, found at the burnt out inn in the boney hands of the ex-proprietor
 ** It describes a path through the hills and forests off to the Northeast. While the cartographer was slightly vague about the precise terrain through which one might travel, it does contain enough information about distances and landmarks so as to be useful. Assuming it is accurate rather than fictitious. The path terminates at what appears to be a hill topped with a ring of standing stones.
-** In the same hand as the various notes on the route to take to get there, there is some description of the destination. The writing is in the common tongue, anyone with at least close to typical intelligence can read it.
+** In the same hand as the various notes on the route to take to get there, there is some description of the destination. The writing is in the common tongue. Anyone with at least close to typical intelligence can read it.
 ** "Here rests the crypt-complex which is the last remnant of the People of the Weeping Wood. The tomb of their chieftain Renf the Red-Handed is said to be somewhere within, and to still contain his burial treasures. Those who delved to recover them have returned empty-handed, if at all."