Map of Agnón

Parchment-style epic dark fantasy map of Western Agnón. The Trade Sea separates northern Öllerá from southern Albria in this progression fantasy world.

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Companion Maps for Siege and Secrets

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Fantasy map of pre-Rift Albria (577 Second Age), featuring the Lipimqæló Desert, Ásmav Mountains, and Eldin Capital.

Albria in the Second Age (577 S.A.)

Stieghn of Emmon came of age during the tumultuous years preceding the Emmon Crusades. Though a gifted artist, he made his coin as a cartographer. Albria in the Second Age is depicted here in his classic style, which later generations of cartographers would still emulate. This was one of his earlier maps, and it hung on his study wall in Hearthold until his death in 614 S.A. From there, the Stieghn 577 Map was moved to Old Eldin and prominently displayed in the capital, where it remained until 707 S.A. It disappeared the night the old Emperor died.

You’ll find the Grand Library of Ásripar at the mouth of the Shining River, along the northern reach of Albria. Use this chart to trace Dæina’s silent war of steel and ink.

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Parchment-style fantasy map of Western Agnón (132 Post Rift). The expansive Trade Sea separates northern Öllerá from southern Albria. Albria features vast mountain ranges, the Lipimqæló Desert, and the Eldin Ruins.

Albria and the Trade Sea during the Third Age (132 T.A.)

Márqos of Donitai was one of the most successful explorers—if not the most notorious—of those early Third Age adventurers who set out to reclaim Albria. Márqos, the fifth-born son of the founder of the Bandril Merchants, had little chance of making a name for himself. Like his older brothers, he spent the majority of his formative years aboard his family’s ships, staring at the western reaches of Albria as they left the Port of Nódón. His career as an explorer began on the fateful night he stole one of his father's sloops and sailed up the Minor and Major Dread Seas. He spent the rest of his years in fame, yet estranged from his family.   

You’ll find Nódán Keep on the western edge of Albria, where the Trade Sea and Röiqö Ocean meet. Use this modern chart to follow Quinn’s voyage sailing northeast around the continent and Virgus’s expedition east across the Vaslin and Andoline Plains.

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