World Map
#1
Posted 12 June 2005 - 10:49 AM
The one who'd seen the map said there was an archipelago, and that the Seguleh island was to the southwest - but didn't say the archipelago had anything to do with the Seguleh island, IIRC.
#2
Posted 21 July 2005 - 04:12 PM
quote:Originally posted by Jorram:
I attempted to draw an update on your map (with no pretence of any good look, i just wanted to place the continents), having tried to take all said considerations into account.
My reasoning:
* Seven cities and Genabackis should be at the same level in order for some things to make sense, however the fact that the northern known parts of 7C (Otataral island and the continent at that level) are still described as desert, I've placed 7C to the south of Genabackis whose northern parts are tundraic (Genabackis should go even further up, however i didn't want to stretch the map too much).
I'm trying to remember the bit about KCCM's flying fortresses in Osric's memory world (happened in Raraku). Where did they fly up to where?
* Quon Tali and Seven Cities are know relatively to each other. Since it cannot be that everything is south frmo that point (it should be a VERY south-dense world), i tried to put only part of Korelri (confirmed south of QT&7C) to the south and then the rest crawling up to the north, with Jacuruku even north-er. Stratem is "beyond Korelri's southern range", therefore south of Korelri.
*I've put the island of Theft closest to Lether, due to the mentionings of Jheck on both places. However i don't recall what is the position of Theft, relative to Graymane's landing point (mentioned in Blood Follows), which must be the most Quon_Tali_close part of Korelri (the most eastern on my map). So maybe I'm wrong.
*Lether and Assail i've put according to the relative to Genabackis position we already deduced.
*In this situation the quote that Jacuruku is "half a world away" from 7C quite works.
So.. thats it. I'll try to post the image, but if it turns too big, I'll only provide the link.
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p.s. Okay, 7Cities is SO not equatorial now... oh well, i dunno![]()
regarding your map in MT its said that there only 6 continents well according to the ships that were sent out by the first empire who circumnavigated the world.
#3
Posted 01 June 2005 - 04:58 AM
I predict that Patch will appear and laugh at us.
"If you got dragnipur'd, chaos would move closer."
- Ancient Malazan insult
- Ancient Malazan insult
#4
Posted 11 June 2005 - 02:22 PM
Hi again.
I would just like to add that the old Genostelian empire probably hails from Assail since it must be that or Letheras and I didn't catch any thing about it or an archipelago in MT.
Jolly good
quote:The Genostel archipelago
I would just like to add that the old Genostelian empire probably hails from Assail since it must be that or Letheras and I didn't catch any thing about it or an archipelago in MT.
Jolly good
#5
Posted 12 June 2005 - 09:46 AM
@ Jorram
The reason I put Segulaeh at the end of an archipelago is that one of the persons who had looked at the now lost map, wrote this.
I do agree with you about Genebackis location, I only posted what I got for you to draw your own conclutions
Even if the world is a globe, the Edur need to go some distance N or S before being able to go E. That's what caught my attention.
Keep up your GOOD work!
The reason I put Segulaeh at the end of an archipelago is that one of the persons who had looked at the now lost map, wrote this.
I do agree with you about Genebackis location, I only posted what I got for you to draw your own conclutions
Even if the world is a globe, the Edur need to go some distance N or S before being able to go E. That's what caught my attention.
Keep up your GOOD work!
#6
Posted 03 June 2005 - 01:10 PM
Ah...so Snakey was WRONG! And I was correct the first time around
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#7
Posted 01 June 2005 - 09:32 PM
No, Jacuruku exists on Malazan. K'rul only removed the surface of the continent (the ashes) and created the Imperial Warren of it. The exact words are "..leaving the land itself bared. To heal".
#8
Posted 01 June 2005 - 02:36 PM
The destruction (bones, ash, and ruins) of Jacuruku is the Warren. The continent is still right where it always was.
#9
Posted 27 May 2005 - 05:37 AM
Moo hoo mwa hah haaaaa...
You will be abyssimilated.
- Abyss, like the Borg but with wittier dialogue.
You will be abyssimilated.
- Abyss, like the Borg but with wittier dialogue.
THIS IS YOUR REMINDER THAT THERE IS A
'VIEW NEW CONTENT' BUTTON THAT
ALLOWS YOU TO VIEW NEW CONTENT
'VIEW NEW CONTENT' BUTTON THAT
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#10 Guest_Demandred82_*
Posted 07 July 2005 - 01:21 AM
How's progress going Jonathan? I'm really looking forward to this

#11 Guest_Jonathan_*
Posted 02 June 2005 - 02:34 AM
quote:Originally posted by Jorram:
No, Jacuruku exists on Malazan. K'rul only removed the surface of the continent (the ashes) and created the Imperial Warren of it. The exact words are "..leaving the land itself bared. To heal".
Ah, right you are. My bad.

#12
Posted 02 June 2005 - 08:58 AM
@Tiste - well, it is where it was all the time
Next to the borders of Korelri. What direction - I don't know. Don't remember if it was mentioned in the prologue.
@Jonathan - as long as it helps your task..

@Jonathan - as long as it helps your task..

#13
Posted 27 May 2005 - 10:37 AM
quote:Originally posted by Abyss:
Moo hoo mwa hah haaaaa...
You will be abyssimilated.
- Abyss, like the Borg but with wittier dialogue.
I tell ya even Simeon was showing signs of recent brain eating activities the other day on MSN...
quote:Originally posted by Adaephon Ben Delat:
And Fanel, the same could be said about people harping on for more information about 'The Bonehunters', "Just wait for it to be released". Didn't stop them though did it.![]()
hahaha we didn't ask for any information. We don't WANT to know. All we asked for was the prolouge, which was being released in the MMPB edition of Midnight Tides in anycase. It was just a matter of convenience, in terms of making the discussions easier.
<div align='center'>You must always strive to be the best, but you must never believe that you are - Juan Manuel Fangio</div>
#14
Posted 25 July 2005 - 09:22 AM
Regarding the "six" - what Eru said. All the places i've tried to put are mentioned at some point as continents.
As for Jacuruku and 7Cities, you could shift the former somewhat to the left, but not too much, due to the globe-ness of the map. I've just not counted the Jhag Odhan as what Krul refers to as the conceival place of the First Empire.
Either way, of course it's pure speculation and subject to change
EDIT:
I somehow missed this opinion, however it sounds quite about right to me
As for Jacuruku and 7Cities, you could shift the former somewhat to the left, but not too much, due to the globe-ness of the map. I've just not counted the Jhag Odhan as what Krul refers to as the conceival place of the First Empire.
Either way, of course it's pure speculation and subject to change

EDIT:
quote:Originally posted by Eru Iluvatar:
I got the impression that Korelri WAS the archipelago. A continent-scaled one,that is. With Stratem being a long and narrowish piece of land. Possibly the shattering of a continent refers to Korelri being litterally shattered????
The KCCM's superior....uh, stonecraft survived the Fall.Maybe.
I also think, inspired by this thread, that though Korelri's nearest point to Quon Tali is south of Malaz most of the shattered continent stretches east from there. Maybe even slightly north-east further out.
The malazan troops might reach eastern Genebackis' shores from some eastern point of north Korelri, sailing around the Elingarth region. All they'd need is a port.
I somehow missed this opinion, however it sounds quite about right to me
#15
Posted 26 May 2005 - 07:35 PM
yea...SE lost his copy...
And honestly just wait for the encyclopedia.
And honestly just wait for the encyclopedia.
<div align='center'>You must always strive to be the best, but you must never believe that you are - Juan Manuel Fangio</div>
#16
Posted 06 June 2005 - 07:55 AM
I feel I should jump in here regarding the location of Lether. It is certainly in the north - pretty close to where Jonathan has it placed. The reason we know that it is in the north and not the south is that the map in MT provides a north arrow. We know that the north part of Lether is tundra and then ice-cap, so near the pole.
The reference to Edur fleeing to the southeast of Genebackis could be a couple of different things: 1) it could demonstrate how myths/legends distort fact a bit (i.e. it wasn't southeast, but northeast; not much difference really), or 2) there is another continent with edur on it.
The reference to Edur fleeing to the southeast of Genebackis could be a couple of different things: 1) it could demonstrate how myths/legends distort fact a bit (i.e. it wasn't southeast, but northeast; not much difference really), or 2) there is another continent with edur on it.
#17
Posted 27 May 2005 - 06:22 AM
"A personal observation"
While we're on the subject of maps..... I find that the first thing that I look for when deciding to purchase a fanstasy book are maps.
If there isn't a map then I invariably do not buy the book.
I was just wondering how many other Malazophiles
out there were of a similar disposition.
I'm really not sure if I just have a limited imagination (although to be perfectly honest I rather doubt that) or if I 'm just a closet cartographer.
Cheers
Paleman (1" to the mile)
While we're on the subject of maps..... I find that the first thing that I look for when deciding to purchase a fanstasy book are maps.
If there isn't a map then I invariably do not buy the book.
I was just wondering how many other Malazophiles
out there were of a similar disposition.
I'm really not sure if I just have a limited imagination (although to be perfectly honest I rather doubt that) or if I 'm just a closet cartographer.
Cheers
Paleman (1" to the mile)
#18
Posted 01 June 2005 - 08:52 AM
In NoK Korel described as south of Malaz City, and Kartool city is too, according to the prologue of BH, so that works.
#19 Guest_Jonathan_*
Posted 27 May 2005 - 03:13 PM
Wait for the encyclopaedia? That could be anywhere from 5-10 years away, surely?
I think I might see what I can do anyway. It may turn out to be redundant, but it's fun in a sort of lame "rainy day craft project" kind of way.
I think I might see what I can do anyway. It may turn out to be redundant, but it's fun in a sort of lame "rainy day craft project" kind of way.

#20 Guest_Optimus_*
Posted 19 June 2005 - 11:11 AM
Uh, guys, sorry to burst your bubble but I wouldn go putting Grenbraksasis (sp lol?) too far north.
Alot of the northern part of the continent is inhabited green lowlands.
Karsa's Mountains in the northern part right next to the "tundra" are not snowbound all year round. In fact there is not much mention of snow in that section of the book at all (in my faulty memory anyway).
Darujistan is in the northern half of the continent (assuming there is alot of the south we cant see) and it seems to be a fairly warm climate.
Do we know what the climate is like in the big southeren parts of this continent?
Finally, Karsa and Co descend a big satirway made of bones locked in ice. Which suggests Jhagut chicancerey in that whole region mabye explaining the presecnce of the Tundras ala Lether.
In Fact, I seem to remember that those bones included KKC bones (possibly?) which suggests Gothos's work might have extended to northern Grenbraksis.
Feel free to shoot me down if im wrong.
Alot of the northern part of the continent is inhabited green lowlands.
Karsa's Mountains in the northern part right next to the "tundra" are not snowbound all year round. In fact there is not much mention of snow in that section of the book at all (in my faulty memory anyway).
Darujistan is in the northern half of the continent (assuming there is alot of the south we cant see) and it seems to be a fairly warm climate.
Do we know what the climate is like in the big southeren parts of this continent?
Finally, Karsa and Co descend a big satirway made of bones locked in ice. Which suggests Jhagut chicancerey in that whole region mabye explaining the presecnce of the Tundras ala Lether.
In Fact, I seem to remember that those bones included KKC bones (possibly?) which suggests Gothos's work might have extended to northern Grenbraksis.
Feel free to shoot me down if im wrong.