A small fishing village out on a peninsula. Mountains take up much of the view to the North. A gigantic lake surrounds the peninsula. There is a shallower area south of the village where most of the fishing takes place.

A few fishermen make an almost living here. The Inn has a few rooms, cost is 5 gp per day.

There are 2 watch towers just down the coast. A small tower is in the village. No military closer than the towers down the coast, the closest is 15 miles away.

Not much goes on here. A very quiet area. A large fish catch, or a visitor, is a major event.

The East Coast Road combines just outside the village and goes down the east side of Divider Mountains.

The West Coast Road combines just outside the village and goes down the west side of Divider Mountains.

Lake Road goes a short way, less than a mile, to the few fishing boats the local fishermen have.

1E keep. 10 soldiers and 1 serjeant live here. They are here to protect the village. Not the fishing boats.

2A Alan Geron, fishing captain’s home. Small porch on his home.

2B Sharal Helon, fishing captain’s home. Small porch on her home.

2D home of the mayor. Kelan Helon

2F home of a fisherman and his family.

2G home of a fisherman and his family.

2I home of a fisherman and his family.

4D home of a fisherman and his family.

4E home of a fisherman and his family.

4I home of a fisherman and his family.

5F home of a fisherman and his family.

5G home of a fisherman and his family.

5H home of a fisherman and his family.

6A, B, and C Inn; 4 small rooms Run by Karel Ghelon and 3 servants.

6D stables, room for 4 horses

6F home of a fisherman and his family.

6G home of a fisherman and his family.

6I home of a fisherman and his family.

7E home of a village elder, John Garsta

7H home of a fisherman and his family.

7I home of a fisherman and his family.

The east road goes down one side of the Divider Mountains, and the west road goes down the other side. The only place to cross is the Dagger Pass. A very dangerous area.

Wrong name on the map. I’ll fix it later.

The capital of Trono.

East-Side Road goes to the east side of Divider Mountains. West Side Road goes on the other side of those mountains.

Border Road heads north to the border towers. The former town, now a city, expanded its walls. They gained a large influx of people. But many of the newer homes are small and cramped. The last census, about 5 years ago, claimed 15,000 people lives here.

Castle at 10J
Center Inn is at: 6Q
Gesh Inn is at: 8R

North gate is at: 8A
South-east gate is at: 3Q
South Gate is at: 8S

Ta-Looha Inn is at: 5P

Vast areas, some are smaller, with nothing in them. No villages, towns, cities, nor castles. No to few people. No roving bands of humanoids. Some nations are inaccessible, except by boat, from another nation.

Not many people, maybe some adventurers, will hazard walking through these lands.

A vast ocean that covers much of Crestar. Deepest part is 3 miles deep, but most is 2,000 feet or shallower. A number of islands, island groups, atolls, and sea mounts are scattered across it. Some corals, atolls, and sea mounts are just below the ocean’s surface and are not mapped.

A feudal emperorship of over 2,000,000 population. Very loosely based on some of the 1980s City-States modules from Judges Guild. This nation contains all alignments; elves, dwarves, halflings, humans, gnomes, orcs, ogres, etc. rumor has it Drow are down below. Be careful where your character walks.

The alignment symbols; good, evil, chaos, and law; are there to show what is possible, not their exact location.