In this series I looked at each of the individual nations of Faerûn in turn, in alphabetical order. This series was based around the status of each nation as of 1371-72 Dalereckoning (at the end of D&D 2nd Edition and the start of 3rd Edition). The maps are drawn from The Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas CD-ROM and their respective 1st and 2nd Edition sources. They are not necessarily current for the 5th Edition of the setting (which is set c. 1496 DR), as borders have changed and some towns and cities have fallen, whilst newer ones have risen.
Related maps of interest:
- The World of Toril (revised version 2023)
- The original Nations of the Forgotten Realms post
- The continent of Faerûn
- The continent of Maztica
- The continent of Zakhara
- The continent of Kara-Tur
- A map of the Undersea Realms of the Inner Sea
The full list of articles follows:
- Aglarond
- Amn
- Calimshan
- Chessenta
- Chondath
- Cormyr
- Damara
- Dambrath
- Durpar, Estagund & Var the Golden
- Erlkazar
- Evereska
- Evermeet
- Gundarlun, Ruathym, Trisk & Tuern
- Halruaa
- Hartsvale
- Impiltur
- Lantan
- Lapaliiya & Tharsult
- Luiren
- Luruar (The Silver Marches)
- Mintarn & Orlumbor
- Moonshae
- Mulhorand
- Murghôm & Semphar
- Narfell
- Nimbral
- Rashemen
- Samarach, Tashalar & Thindol
- Sembia
- Sespech
- Sossal
- Tethyr
- Thay
- Thesk
- Turmish
- Ulgarth and the Utter East (Parsanic, Doegan, Edenvale & Konigheim)
- Underhome (The Deep Realm)
- Unther & Threskel
- Waterdeep
Some more coverage of the Realms is to come in the future, with historical maps and a guide to some of the other regions of the continent.
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Will you eventually do some maps of places that don’t exactly fall within national borders such as the Dales?
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These are great, and have earned you a follower
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Hi, I really like your maps but I have a question. I haven’t found a world map that has the detailed maps of the four continents together. Do you have a link for this?
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“Click for larger version” is still too small to read.
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The image is 3000×1878 which should be more than easy enough to read. But WordPress sometimes faffs up the link (and some mobile devices don’t work well with it).
Tapping on the image to load it up separately, then loading it in new page/new tab should open it on a black background which means it’s 100% resolution. If it’s on a white background it’s still gotten jammed on WordPress’s low-res thumbnail version for some reason. If that keeps happening look at the URL. If it has a number inserted at the end, that’s “locking” the resolution. Delete those numbers to hopefully restore it.
The link to the full-res version should read like this:
atlasoficeandfireblog.files.wordpress.com/2022/11/0-nations-of-faerun-1371-guide-map.png
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