Interactive sword coast map reddit Members Online Map of the Sword Coast made by me // made in Wonderdraft. I originally created this regional map of The Forgotten Realms’ North Sword Coast around a decade ago as a single page bit of cartography for the D&D Starter Set adventure ‘Lost Mine of Phandelver’. I’d also like to include Handsome Robs map from Candlekeep, he’s an amazing cartographer . Why has this been changed? I made this one by placing the "blank" map on a bottom layer, the new DoIP map on the next, minus any info that was to be replaced or moved, then the LMoP map on the next, minus any info that was on the previous map or to be moved; then I put all the moved bits on top, some of which was recoloured. Or 10, depending on which of the many conflicting scales for Faerun you're using, though notably the latter interpretation (derived from Mike Schley's incredible maps for Phandelver) conflicts with the scale printed on this map. Inkarnate is an all-in-one easy to use map making platform with a free version… It is so easy to make a full 1-20 campaign set around Waterdeep and not even scratch half of all the lore it has to offer. From local news and events to breathtaking scenery and outdoor activities, this community is a hub for British Columbians and anyone interested in the region. Join our community! Come discuss games like Codenames, Wingspan, Terra Mystica, and all your other favorite games! A place to discuss Fantasy Map Generator (FMG) and maps created with its help. I am in the midst of creating a map of Neverwinter, and hopefully eventually the sword coast that would have a full scale map for every square foot. This is the r/BritishColumbia is dedicated to all things related to the Canadian province of British Columbia, situated on the stunning West Coast. If you wanna make changes, your free to do so on my inkarnate profile ;) Reply reply The Smiling Orc Inn 50 x 40 Battle Map r/battlemaps • need help finding a japanese themed tile set to use so for a dnd campaign on owl bear, somthing simular to the picture below would be nice, i tried looking my self but its hard to find tile sets TwT This didn't exist and I needed it, so I made it. I'm thinking I will need a map of fey domains, and I have settled on mapping out the Sword Coast, or rather it's echo within the plane of fairy. Ideally anything added to the player map would also be added to the DM map but not visa versa. But I don't want to give them the full map - I'm thinking something simple with enough space so they can mark the stuff they explore. It also omits a number of places that are specifically mentioned in the campaign and that are featured on the campaign specific map (ie: Xantharl's Keep). I think its $50 on amazon. I can manually add it to the map I have, but if there's a pre generated map, it'll help a lot. See live demo at https://ceeekay. Hail fellow adventurers! I have always been a fan of hex maps, since I first started playing D&D "back in the day" ;). The wayside inn, the thunder cliffs, almost everything else in the sequel is not on the sword coast map from doip. ' Literally type that in Google, it should be the first thing that pops up. My players are about to embark on some nautical adventures along the Sword Coast, so I thought, let's have a closer look at shipping around the Sword Coast. Also I'd really appreciate any feedback for suggestions, improvements or new features. Instead of splitting all the pokemon into sword/shield. So, a few years ago Wizards of the Coast released this MASSIVE map of the Sword Coast for free. This subreddit is a So, obviously, the hex grid on the actual map image is still there. This is the biggest map yet, with more than 900 markers!! all markers Sword Coast map added on ForgottenMaps https://forgottenmaps. Is there a good map of where anything is in the Underdark, in comparison to the surface of Faerun? Older editions would give me decent maps of Faerun, and even 5e can be coaxed to give me maps of the Sword Coast, from time to time, and there are one or two black maps of the Underdark, but it can be hard to gauge where somethings are. Check out the monthly megathread for discussions and Battle maps are an essential part of many tabletop RPGs. This version of the map is spoiler free and suitable for players, while providing DM's (especially VTT DM's) the ability to easily add spoiler locations. In a perfect world, it would also be possible to hyperlink different locations to the relevant Wikipedia article but that might be a tad ambitious. Please also join our Discord, where you can get almost immediate help. Mighty as well share right? Only took a day or so. I included the Dreadwood and Drawned Forest as well as they are close to Saltmarsh, although not in the Sword Coast maps. The distance-measuring tool in the Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas gives the precise distance from Neverwinter to Phandalin as 113. This seems to be to a) make the setting less intimidating to new players and DMs by greatly simplifying it, and b) avoiding answer which changes brought on by the Spellplague were reversed by the Second Sundering and which The actual canon maps showing the north coast of Faerûn (in the Interactive Atlas) show the coast lying hundreds of miles to the north, beyond the Endless Ice Sea (which isn't just a polar sea beyond Faerun but a massive ice shelf covering the top of the continent, and possibly Kara-Tur as well). 478 miles. I was just wondering if any of you use the overland map of the Sword Coast, like traveling to each individual quest, or just teleport the players to the quest location and start from there? Discussion of Matt Colville's "Running the Game" YouTube series and MCDM's "Strongholds & Followers", "Kingdoms & Warfare", "Flee Mortals!" 5th Edition supplements, ARCADIA digital magazine for 5th edition GMs and players, and other MCDM projects, and TRPG advice —————————————————— Need assistance with your MCDM store order or your Kickstarter pledge/preorder? Battle maps are an essential part of many tabletop RPGs. The ocean along the sword coast ought to be doing the same thing, creating some temperatures akin to the Mediterranean climate. I just split them based on their version One of my players is planning to play a character coming from a disgraced noble family from the Sword Coast (NOT Waterdeep), but I'm having a hard time fiding any info on noble houses besides the waterdhevian ones. I drew a number of plausible shipping lanes on the Sword Coast map. 26K subscribers in the Forgotten_Realms community. 293K subscribers in the dndmaps community. gg/wownoob --- Before you post, please do some Google searching to find answers and to avoid asking a question that has already been asked here. Hope it can be handy for Banner thanks to u/HanzoHouse! Dungeons and Dragons, or D&D, is the worlds foremost Table Top Role Playing Game, and one of the longest lived. That seems to track with the larger map of the Sword Coast (it should do, as the 5E map is based on the FRIA maps) (not 150 miles, that would be a fair bit further away). I'll be a little arrogant and say that in my opinion the original 5e map, while aesthetically pleasing to look at is a legitimately badly designed map for anyone who's not already quite familiar with the Sword Coast area. This all-nighter project of mine stems from (1) the lack of layered maps for Roll20's SKT North map to show the world without spoiling the players while keeping the opportunity to reveal the world as they go, (2) my desire to not have all minor settlements on display from the get go, (3) the amazing work shared by u/tobzors and (4 567 votes, 42 comments. Make sure if you do use the big map, that it has a scale drawn on the map somewhere, that way you can use the dimension tools to verify the right scale. I put almost all the locations I could find on the map. Tutorials describing map creating tips and tricks are also welcome. (It's a two-week project) Not all got added in. I just created a LMoP game an hour ago, and there's no default grid. It is a map primarily designed for the purpose of being nice to look at when hung on a wall, with functionality or clarity Discussion of Matt Colville's "Running the Game" YouTube series and MCDM's "Strongholds & Followers", "Kingdoms & Warfare", "Flee Mortals!" 5th Edition supplements, ARCADIA digital magazine, and other MCDM projects, and TRPG advice including the new MCDM RPG —————————————————— Need assistance with your MCDM store order or your Kickstarter pledge/preorder? Just discovered this subreddit. Check out the weekly megathread for discussions and requests! I wanted to use a map of the region as a landing page on Roll20 while the party are between encounters, but I'm not a massive fan of the style of the default map of the Sword Coast. It was much easier to send them links to the interactive maps. The DMG says that hexes should be 60 miles for continent maps, and there's a distance key at the bottom, so I added a he A smaller Forgotten Realms sub which is now halted in its tracks after an overwhelming communal vote to redirect traffic to its bigger and younger sibling, r/Forgotten_Realms. I wanted to use a map of the region as a landing page on Roll20 while the party are between encounters, but I'm not a massive fan of the style of the default map of the Sword Coast. Suzail interactive map added on ForgottenMaps its going to be quite far from the Sword Coast, amost the opposite direction. I highly recommend getting the 3e FRCS. This map combines the locations from Lost Mine of Phandelver, Dragon of Icespire Peak, and Beyond the Dragon of Icespire Peak. I was looking for a map with hexes and I kept finding some great ones, but they often the sizes of the hexes were off. So, I made an interactive map of the town and learned about its cool crazy history along the way. But the Roll20 map grid is gone. If someone want to use it in his game, dont worry u can do it;) A catalog for user created maps and links to maps by other artists suitable for use in any D&D campaign, adventure, or encounter. It's definitely useable but I think it's superfluous. This system began with the release of the beta Edge of the Empire rulebook in 2012, and it's since blossomed into full fantasticness with three core rulebooks, four beginner's boxes, and over a dozen adventures and sourcebooks. I had a pretty big map on my game of Waterdeep and the Sword Coast. Check out the monthly megathread for discussions and . Both the mechanical stuff (new subraces and subclasses) and the flavour stuff (info on the Sword Coast) are really limited. I modified it to remove all the labels so i can give it to my players with only the geography (and some roads too). It is actualy my first map painted ever, but I like it and mb some of you too. 281K subscribers in the dndmaps community. Now the actual supplement you can buy online comes with a map of the Sword Coast made in Inkarnate by the creators I assume, but it's too busy and filled with information I don't need the players to know/don't want them Battle maps are an essential part of many tabletop RPGs. I used the 3e map as a base and distorted it so the Sword Coast map fit it. Not finding what I was looking for, I tinkered around a bit and came up with something that works for me. The unmatched detail in a single map is just pure nerd joy for me. Sword Coast map added on ForgottenMaps https://forgottenmaps. Never done anything like this before so the scales are really weird, rivers missing etc. But I mainly focused on places in the Phandelver region. After years of running online games, quite a bit of work editing work, and tons of research, I have finished updating and expanding the free Sword Coast map that WotC made available here. 85K subscribers in the inkarnate community. This is how maps work. My version of the Sword Coast from the Forgotten Realms is all done! As you can see in the image above there are all four seasons represented in four seperate maps for you to use and play around with! This map was primarily made to celebrate the release of the new adventure from Wizards, Waterdeep: Dragon Heist! I'm running a campaign in the Northern Sword Coast. Forgotten Maps. So if you want an all-Faerun map that most closely matched the 5e Sword Coast one, those are the Anywhere on the coast ought to be temperate. This is a shitty MSPaint mockup example of how I would change the layout to make the interactive map easier to use. It shows a closeup view of the area around the town of Daggerford from Faerûn's Sword Coast, one of the most iconic regions of the planet Toril. When I loaded up a LMoP half a year ago (I deleted it around the same time I loaded up this one), it had the hex grid by default on the Sword Coast map. Maps at large scale are abstracted for distance. I made it with GIMP but im not really used to work with it so if you zoom in you can find the edit. (I know some rivers aren't perfect but I did my best without redrawing things haha) (This version is med Res, High res is through deviant art link. My version of the Sword Coast from the Forgotten Realms is all done! As you can see in the image above there are all four seasons represented in four separate maps for you to use and play around with! This map was primarily made to celebrate the release of the new adventure from Wizards, Waterdeep: Dragon Heist! Beach Battle Map Pack by Rune Foundry! Download the full pack for FREE using the link in the comments. Friends of Maps, let me introduce the little monster I updated. . There's still a lot to do/fix/add (in my plans), but you can start playing with it meanwhile. As per both the large-scale and small-scale maps and even the text in The Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, the Second Sundering has returned Faerun to the configuration it enjoyed in 1E and 2E, so the 3E maps are no longer canon (and, incidentally, have made the 2E Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas accurate once again, which is useful as it it This map marks best rough guess. 343 votes, 39 comments. Loading it became an issue. Right now, my campaign is in Northern Sword Coast, with Neverwinter being the base of operations. 33K subscribers in the PokemonSwordShield community. web. But, perhaps I'm so glad someone finally made this map interactive. I dont know what youd define reasonable as, but the Dragon Mountain box set from 2e has some fucking amazing sword coast maps. However, the Sword Coast map is remarkably close in scale to the older 1e/2e maps. There is no official 5e map of all of Faerun, only the Sword Coast. This is an interactive map of the Sword Coast, created by Mike Schley available from its official source and owner, Wizards of the Coast LLC. This is a community for friendly discussion about Fantasy Flight Games' (now Edge's) Star Wars RPG. github. I've been looking at modifying the Sword Coast map to include Saltmarsh and relevant locations but between Waterdeep and Baldur's Gate (best spot for my upcoming campaign. WotC seems to be focused on that part of the setting. They can be as simple as a single room or as complex as a vast underground dungeon. Edit: I dislike the Sword Coast and I even like I merged together a couple of versions, included some locations which were missing from the other maps (like Helm's Hold and Port Llast, which for some reason aren't on any of the maps of this area, though they are mentioned in other adventures and the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide). This subreddit is a space for the After years of running online games, quite a bit of work editing work, and tons of research, I have finished updating and expanding the free Sword Coast map that WotC made available here. If I'm missing any points of interest, please comment below and I'll update a future copy. Thanks for the pointer! I basically thought "I want something that acts like Google Maps but with the Sword Coast map instead of Earth". Take a piece of paper, notch a line between the 0 tick and 100 tick, and move the paper around the map to discern distance in miles between points. lol I just upgraded the forgotten realms wiki, and added the new 5th edition sword coast map. My version of the Sword Coast from the Forgotten Realms is all done! As you can see in the image above there are all four seasons represented in four separate maps for you to use and play around with! This map was primarily made to celebrate the release of the new adventure from Wizards, Waterdeep: Dragon Heist! Happy new year redditors! I'm planning an excursion into the Feywild for a campaign that takes place in Faerun of Forgotten Realms. I also added Gauntlgrym, Longsaddle and Vellosk. Hi friend, great work, has any update with adventures, like baldurs gate, elemental evilits really cool if you take faerun maps put all, includ ice adventure, great job Reply reply Top 1% Rank by size I made a full map of Faerûn with the official map of the Sword Coast and The North from SKT (no spoilers locations) by Mike Schley on it. I have pulled together as much canon material as possible to make the most detailed map available. I'm working on a new tool for interactive maps of the Forgotten Realms: Forgotten Maps. r/mapmaking • Dabbling with fantasy maps. I'm not awfully experienced, but I think I have a guess. Posted by u/Forgotten-Maps - 50 votes and 1 comment After years of running online games, quite a bit of work editing work, and tons of research, I have finished updating and expanding the free Sword Coast map that WotC made available here. Sword Coast Interactive Map : We have zoom, distance calculator, display of area/regions, marks selection, and more ! We have zoom, distance calculator, display of area/regions, marks selection, and more ! For those wanting to get some geographical context of the Baldur’s Gate and the Forgotten Realms, this links to an interactive map with many of the well known places, including Baldur’s Gate itself. And since they may end up in Luskan, I figured I would get my facts straight. However, many locations and roads were missing, such as the road that runs from Scornubel to Dragonspear Castle (of which half is mysteriously missing), or important locations such as Greenest and Phandalin which were featured in 'Hoard of the Dragon Queen' and 'Lost Mines of Phandelver'. You don't need a direct equivalent in centimeters, meters, inches, or other units. Phaerimm are an alien race from likely a different reality (not a plane, other realit I'm starting a project to be able to more easily play in the forgotten realms. This project is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by Mike Schley or Wizards of the Coast LLC. The goal in doing so is to give DMs and players the ability to wander wherever they want and have a map for it. I really do prefer to keep maps without much color and thought that came up well. Theres 2 massive ones of the sword coast and the inland regions, then 2 really zoomed in ones of the sword coast centered around Baldurs Gate. -- While we only allow Q&A posts here, our Discord is great for those topics that don't fit here! discord. The subreddit dedicated to the Nintendo Switch games Pokémon Sword and… I made myself a map of the Sword Coast including other towns from different modules, just in case my group wants to visit such locations in between. People look at the Faerun Map or just the Sword Coast map and think a campaign has to reach across most of it but that is not realizing the scale in both lore and size. I only tried to get everything from around Neverwinter and Sword Mountain. The 4th edition map of faerun is a good example. I do often cross reference with the old 3e map though. About 20 miles per hex. This is where the game takes place on the Sword Coast of Faerün. I'm working on a whole Faerûn map right now. As such, I decided to try using the overlay tools in Wonderdraft to see if I could replicate the map in a style I've been dabbling in for my own maps. They will soon encounter an eccentric map maker who'll give it to them if they escort him somewhere. Took me a little while, but still far from There's a version of this map in the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, so if you're wondering about the in-world year, probably around the late 1480s. [OC] (Original here) Here is an overlay on top of the official WoTC map of Faerûn with corrected hexes. As I said, just dabbling. If the Atlantic stopped conducting Europe would freeze over. Might make an bigger map of the sword coast later on and more locations. Heart of the Dark is located within Buried Realms, which most important feature is Sharnwall- an ancient magical barrier created by mysterious creatures known as Sharns thousands of years ago, in order to contain phaerimm. 42 votes, 10 comments. Take a look at how Europe stays relatively warm due to ocean currents. BtDoIP is a Lv 7-13 trilogy of adventures available free on D&D Beyond if you register your code from the D&D Essentials Kit, and continues the story of the Cult of Talos while moving the home base to Leilon instead of Phandalin. Sword Coast player map with token labels for filling in as you go (Edited to add labels for LMoP and the sequels to DoIP, and to improve DoIP labels) I was surprised that there was no easy way to do this already, so I went ahead and made tokens out of all the labels of all the places that would be encountered by players: 506 votes, 20 comments. You providing the PSD files has saved me tremendously. You may post suggestions, share created maps, links to blog posts, tutorials and any other related stuff. But the more zoomed in versions are literally just more zoomed in version of exactly the same thing. On the coast I also included some small islands, especially Abbey Isle. Both a map of the Golden Age of Netheril and a map of the Sword Coast in -626 DR (287 years before Karsus's Folly) can be found on the wiki. Banner thanks to u/HanzoHouse! Dungeons and Dragons, or D&D, is the worlds… Here you have a map of the sword coast of Faerun. For context, there is a homebrew setting called the "Doomed Forgotten Realms" which to Tl:dr, is just a setting where the heroes lost every campaign and vecna took over. There are smaller maps for the local areas modules take place in, and there’s the Sword Coast map from SCAG, but there’s no Faerun map. It's not just Faerun, so keep "exploring" (I recommend cities on the Sword Coast) Sometimes artwork and maps see a new lease on life. The guide contains further instructions, but the general idea is that you can copy/paste elements from the guide (labels, roads, etc) to mark new locations, and then edit them as you see fit. io/sword-coast-map/ Jul 15, 2017 ยท I have been wanting an updated Sword Coast map for some time now. This is a map I made last week The concept is to make a clean and spoiler-free map to play the Lost Mine of Phandelverf D&D adventure. I bought the campaign on roll 20. A catalog for user created maps and links to maps by other artists suitable for use… Hey do you know anyway to make a map that you can discover piece by piece. I have had a cropped version that spans Sword Coast to West Shao Lung hanging on my wall for a while. * Does this make any sense from a lore point of view? * Would this be plausible from a nautical point of view? Hey, Y'all! I've done Visitor's Guides for most major Sword Coast cities, and I just finished a Visitor's Guide to Everlund! This small city lies on the River Rauvin, directly south of Silverymoon (for which I already have a visitor's guide!), and has become a vibrant trading hub right in the center of the Silver Marches. Volo's Guide To The Sword Coast talks about the Misty Forest as if it's basically an extension of the High Moor, which means barbarian settlements in the forest, encroaching orcs, and the remnants of the elven settlements to the deep woods. The 5e map is limited. Overall i think it is pretty handy for its purpose. My mind jumped to the Interactive Game of Thrones map which I noticed had been done in Google Maps and had a reference to an image cutter utility that seemed somewhat old. The goal is to map all the cool places around the sword coast and make it easy for you to be able to focus on what is unique to your campaign and have the rest of the world at your finger tips. Used like a billion different maps as reference guide, including the ingame travel map, the map that came with the physical release Hello! So my friends and I are relatively new to DnD, and are planning to start with the Essentials Kit with me DM'ing the sessions. Right now, my campaign is in Northern Sword Coast. The closest political map of Faerun was in the 3e FRCS, which also included a trade map of Faerun which is amazing. I want the players to discover the general area n talk to npc n slowly gain the maps of the general area. And I just made a detailed map of Yartar! It's got one of my favorite devices, a temple that pays adventurer's to stir up trouble in the land, use it to sow some distrust in your group by targeting the more devious characters. Since I used a zoomable system I opted to include a larger bit from North-west, but mainly for context. For my own needs, I wanted all areas to be noted with both names and area numbers. This next week the players are traveling north from Neverwinter. Built An Interactive Map Of Neverwinter I'm starting a project to be able to more easily play in the forgotten realms. A portion of my work on this piece appeared in D&D's 5th edition of the Dungeon Master's Guide but here's the map in its entirety. This is the WotC has been very coy about what Faerun looks like beyond the Sword Coast in the 5e era but have made many comments to the effect of “most of the changes made by the Spellplague have been reversed” meaning that, in all likelihood, the continent as a whole looks a lot more like the 3e map than the 4e map you have here. P. The crash-site of Nautiloid ship, is kind of tricky to spot as it has to be on a large bend where the river goes north a way and for the river to be off the Grove's East. i would appreciate if you could collaborate and put on more locations on the map, including forests, mountains, etc. For instance, my players were taking back a city that had been overrun by giants. This is the biggest map yet, with more than 900 markers!! all markers The goal is to map all the cool places around the sword coast and make it easy for you to be able to focus on what is unique to your campaign and have the rest of the world at your finger tips. View community ranking In the Top 5% of largest communities on Reddit Map of the Sword Coast This is a project I've been working on for a short while (since March). I know there have been a couple of posts on this topic, but I decided to take a stab at overlaying a hex grid on the NW Faerun map that WOTC released on their website a few years ago. The Sword Coast Adventurer’s Guide is a nice book, but it’s very short and doesn’t actually have a lot of useful content. Few days ago i posted phandalins map and it was quite popular, sooo here is my old map of Sword Coast. This Interactive Map of The Cart and Coin in Triboar shows off what seems to be just a little place in Triboar to grab a horse and a wagon. If there are any inconsistencies between this map and existing lore, I'm not aware of them. Both simple hand drawn and extravagantly artistic battle maps are welcome here. Welcome to WoWnoob, where we encourage new players and veterans alike to ask questions and share answers to help each other out. A catalog for user created maps and links to maps by other artists suitable for use in any D&D campaign… Check out my parchment-style map of the Sword Coast North. I have to open and swap between lots of tabs whenever I use serebii and I always end up looking at the wrong sword/shield list. " Check out the 'interactive sword coast map. There is a lot to Neverwinter, so I ended up making a filterable, explorable map of Neverwinter. The #1 Reddit source for news, information, and discussion about modern board games and board game culture. You’ll probably have better luck googling an interactive map of the Sword Coast. ) I was envisioning more of a Wikipedia style format where anyone could make changes or add things. The map scale is right there on the map. I would love to see a community map with all the locations in all regions, including Ardeep forest. I've been binge watching JP Coovert on YouTube and felt inspired to illustrate a hexcrawl map based on the overworld from Baldur's Gate 1, including the areas from Tales of the Sword Coast and the Enhanced Edition. It's pretty reasonable for the full map of the whole area, because more detail would just be cluttered. Like a pizza slice slowly being added onto the map. You can use the guide as a tool to make new additions to the map. Thank you - that's basically the limit of what I was able to find out, so it's helpful to know I don't need to dig any further. Thanks! EDIT: Hi guys I am very sorry but I had to delete the map do to copyright issues. app/map/Sword%20Coast. My players recently talked about getting a map of the world (Sword Coast). So the huge map features a bigger section of Faerun/The Sword Coast than is necessary to run the campaign. 5 as it was last edited in 2010 i belive. This map is for 1e-3. I've recently begun dm a game of the lost mines of phandelver module and want to show my players the map of the sword coast, however the map provided has important plot locations (cragmaw castle, wave echo cave etc) that players don't know about until later, anyone know if there is a version without these? For artists, writers, gamemasters, musicians, programmers, philosophers and scientists alike! The creation of new worlds and new universes has long been a key element of speculative fiction, from the fantasy works of Tolkien and Le Guin, to the science-fiction universes of Delany and Asimov, to the tabletop realm of Gygax and Barker, and beyond. Any constructive feedback is welcome :) "Barovia was a small and ancient kingdom in Faerûn, located inland from the Sword Coast, where the river Iblis met the Svalitch wood. For artists, writers, gamemasters, musicians, programmers, philosophers and scientists alike! The creation of new worlds and new universes has long been a key element of speculative fiction, from the fantasy works of Tolkien and Le Guin, to the science-fiction universes of Delany and Asimov, to the tabletop realm of Gygax and Barker, and beyond. Here’s a lesser-known Forgotten Realms regional map for ya. s. hmjird anut fkop lykq icgmqqls oou nokgwpr tatmh lffnmv xumsx likq bqr jgjviz dernv fvvtux