Here are links to the Final 2019 Edition. I renamed it to 2019 since it should reflect the year its being published. Created special Bitly short links to make the links easier to use and share.
http://bit.ly/GH-FlanaessFull598CY-PDF-2019
http://bit.ly/GHFlanaessFull598CY-JPG-2019
http://bit.ly/GH-FlanaessFullHEX598CY-JPG-2019
Easyzoom version:
https://easyzoom.com/image/136006
Easyzoom Hexed Version:
https://easyzoom.com/image/136005
For those of you who want to make your own version of this map here, is the link to my Illustrator file as well:
http://bit.ly/GHFlanaessFull598CY-AI-2019
The Illustrator file is 2GB in size, so I recommend using a download manager when you try to download it.
Here is the list of changes since the 2017 Edition:
Terrain Map Edits:
- Refined Coastlines
- Baklunish West overhaul for variation
- Baklunish coastal areas and islands are now home to forests and way more variety to better match text sources
- River systems added in the horned Lands and Land of Iuz
- Meteor Crater added in the Abbor-Alz
- Rivers added in the Abbor-Alz
- Ocean depths are slightly blurred
- Lots of minor corrections
Added Tal Aska in the Vesve
Added Fairdells area in Highfolk
Greyhawk Heraldry - removed a chain link
Settlements near Tringlee - Harrington, Glodnen, Dariax and Loradden
Brannigan's Farm - Highfolk
Island names near Dyvers
Village of Bracken
New Iuz Heraldry
New Heraldry for the Knight Protectors of the Great Kingdom
Added the Provences of Greyhawk
Added City of Bureis
Added sea lanes to Bureis
Changed icon for Kongen-Thulnir
Added Gnomiskillin
Added Rigodruok
Changed symbol of the Zagig Bridge
Changed Keaton to Keaford
Changed Ice Giant Caverns to Hold of Grugnur
Added Fort Critwall
Added River Taal
Added Town of Rawlins
Removed Forgotten City
Moved Xuxulieto to the location of Forgotten City
Added Hraak Pass
Added Mt Vroom
Corrected Artonsbruek spelling and placement
Added Hands of Light Heraldry
Added Dunrealta Keep
Added Black Rock Tower
Added Small rivers in Bandit Kingdoms
Added Firewatch Island
Added Minor rivers
Corrected Hellstone Tower label
Added Csipros Erd
Added Ruins of Baklarran
Added a Crater in Abbor-Alz
Added the Great Meridian
Added Sasserine Heraldry
Added Janasib Pennant
Added Ataphad Pennant
Added Bakhoury Coast
Added Heraldry of Bakhoury Coast
Corrected Hardby is a Large City
Corrected placement of Pits of Azak-Zil
Added Star Cairns
Added Salakesh Cove
Added Demonskar Crater
Corrected the missing symbol for Sarndt
Added Far Banks
Added Near Domain local border
Corrected Duchy of Tehn Heraldry color
Added the Town of Synford
Added the Village of Hommel
Added the Village of Flanhome
Added a Small Site near Groucester
Added the Village of Talloc
Added Charging Boar Inn
Adjusted Western border of Bissel
Added Kwalish
Added Daoine Gloine
Corrected Labeled Hardby Mariners herladry
Added Heraldry for the City of Hardby
Quagmire's Lair
License Changed to CC -by -nc -sa
Corrected Knights of the Hart heraldry text
Added Myrhal Heraldry
Correcter the name of Lake Matrevus
Added The Black Tower
Added Rakers Asylum
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Who'd have thought perfection could be improved? Awesome!
Thank you for all you do Anna. My son just became a teenager and his friends and him have become very interested in DND and asked me to run a campaign. I haven't played AD&D since 1997 or so.
Instead of running 5th edition, I'm going to breakout the old 2nd edition content. I think generation Z considers it "retro". Regardless, I'm looking forward to playing again. It's my first try at being a DM!!
Regardless, you're maps are very inspirational. Is there a way I can donate to your efforts?
Thank you Wade, I'm so glad you like my work! 🙂
There are two ways you can help me out.
You can become a member of my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/annabmeyer
or you can send me a donation using Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=QHKPCDGVTKNKG&source=url
Good luck with your Game!
Beautiful job. I stumbled upon it accidentally (yaayyy, serendipity). I am not a professional cartographer, but as a retired environmental geologist who routinely produced specialized maps for site evaluations, I have some experience with and appreciation for the art as well as science of the discipline. I also played D&D back in the day using the TSR World of Greyhawk for our campaign. I have enjoyed zooming in and scrolling around your rendering of the Flanaess. Had to do a bit of research to get back up to date (post 585 cy). Anyway, thank you for your comprehensive and excellent work.
Thank you so much Stephen, much appreciated! 🙂
How large would I need to print this to be able to see most of the small towns/detail? Is it even feasible/possible? This is one of the most detailed, most complete, most beautiful maps I have seen and I really want a physical copy to hang on my wall in my game room.
Hi Matt!
In order to see the smallest text it needs to be full size (or very close) which is 116x100 inches. I'm sure there are printers that can handle prints of that size at high quality in one go, but it will be costly. More than $500 and maybe even $1000. Much easier to make it in pieces, the Atlas version I'm working on at the moment is is 11x17 inch pieces. This is something you can print on an inkjet at home and it will cost you some ink and paper, which is much more manageable. A24x36 inch version will come later as well.
I hope this might help you out.
Any plans on adding the ability to draw a line between two points and have it calculate the distance? I'll be running a campaign soon and I need to know the distance between Saltmarsh and Uskarn.
Good question Mark!
A distance tool requires the map to be shown in some sort of software with that function, and the image needs to be referenced properly. I'm planning to start using GIS (Geographical Information System) tools like QGIS, this opens up a myriad for new possibilities including measuring tools. Virtual Table Tops like Fantasy Grounds also have this function, but usually only for dungeon or small area maps. Hopefully there will come tools that adds it for large scale overland maps as well.
To create a tools to properly view and manage setting maps is something I want to do, but that will take years so it is a long term project.
Anna, at what hex scale does the hex version utilize
Thanks!
Each Hex is 12-miles!
Anna