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  1. Lance Duncan
    16 April 2018 @ 2:29 am

    the web map is neat, but i know how much work it can be from personal experience. I think the web map should really be a separate project with its own goals/parameters; this series is a good way of going through all the data that might be included on the webmap and should be its own thing.

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  2. Happierlarry
    16 April 2018 @ 5:44 am

    Hi. lovely to see these old maps. the updates Isle of Dread reminds me of how much i have enjoyed running this adventure over the years. might make it back to the table!
    watching this project unfold with interest.

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    • David Tauriainen
      19 April 2019 @ 3:35 am

      Forgot to mention; this is why I looked up Thorfinn’s site after many years of Mystara absence. I recently bought the 5E update hardcover of the Isle of Dread and wanted to print a table-sized player map (the rest of my gaming group started with Pathfinder and have no experience with IoDread). And who else would have an svg or at least a crazy high resolution png version?

  3. X1 (1981) Isle of Dread, 6 miles per hex | Atlas of Mystara
    2 November 2018 @ 10:37 pm

    […] The following lists are drawn from the Let’s Map Mystara project. For the full context of this map in Mystara’s publication history, including any textual additions that may be made with reference to the associated book, see Let’s Map Mystara 1981, Part II. […]

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  4. X1 (1981) Central Plateau, 1 mile per hex | Atlas of Mystara
    2 November 2018 @ 11:09 pm

    […] This is Map 3. It was published in 1981. The updated version of this map has not yet been released. See also Appendix C for annual chronological snapshots of the area. For the full context of this map in Mystara’s publication history, see Let’s Map Mystara 1981, Part II. […]

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  5. David Tauriainen
    17 April 2019 @ 6:29 am

    The web map is interesting, mostly for the zoom since my browser doesn’t zoom generic images and it’s a hassle to open a separate image viewer. The political information is potentially useful, but the boundaries seem fiddly, not unlike 90’s era image maps for cgi buttons. All said, I’m impressed you’re still at it, and doing amazing work!

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    • Thorfinn Tait
      17 April 2019 @ 9:52 am

      Thank you very much for the feedback! These web maps were a bit of an experiment. For now I’ve decided to hold off on them and perhaps do a finished web map at the end of the project to present the final findings. The borders being a bit finicky is probably because they are not very thick, so they can be a bit tricky to find.

      It has taken rather a long time, but 1985’s article is almost done, and should be appearing soon. Although I do take breaks from these projects from time to time, I always come back.

  6. Central Plateau, 0.5 mph (1981) | Atlas of Mystara
    18 May 2021 @ 9:03 pm

    […] Let’s Map Mystara 1981 II — the original project thread for this map […]

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  7. Isle of Dread, 4 miles per hex (1981) | Atlas of Mystara
    19 May 2021 @ 8:46 pm

    […] Let’s Map Mystara 1981 II — the original project thread for this map […]

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