Hi!

I’m quite sure you should get to know this beautiful brandnew Nirn-full-planet-map!
It’s created by my Co-Admin Ra’athim and just initially released at 'Ei der Zeit'.





Links:

>> full size


>> news on my portal (translate with google)


>> german discussion (translate with google)


Enjoy, feel free to discuss it here or there and help us to complete it please!


With nice regards!
Lady Li

Yokuda sunk into the sea...but on the map it is still there
just thought you ought to know

Maybe, these 'islands' are the remnants of Yokuda? Like New Zealand and ancient microcontinent Zealandia, in real world.

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The Anvil lighhouse keeper seems to disagree.

educate yourselves

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Yokuda

also its the remains of Yokuda that the lighthouse keeper refers too which (seeing as they have spells to breathe underwater) can easily explore

Is there anything concrete you want to mention about the map? So just speak free.
Otherwise come back to the topic please.

Is there any chance we can have a hgiher res/zoomed in version, I cant read the text

i did not know that akawir wa so big.. on the maps i have seen akawir is the size of the imperial isle..

Im not sure about anything concerning Akavir. Bethesda have not exactly been quick to hand out solid info on that subject.

Monarch_Anor:
And on the Yokuda thing. I still find it weird that every book in game concerning Yokuda doesnt mention a word about the Empire sending ships there nor does the Pocket Guide mention anything about it. Almost all lore concerns the fact that Yokuda no longer exists. That the anvil lighhouse keeper mentions that ships sail for Yokuda I personally find to be an error on Bethesdas part. Plus where exactly does he state thht they send ships to the remains of Yokuda to explore it with Water Breathing?

Any continent that sinks will leave behind its mountain ranges, if they are high enough, which means that this is what the 'remains' of Yokuda are, the mountain peaks.
It does seem strange though, that the Redguards were forced to migrate to Thamriel when Yokuda sunk, if there was a decent amount of land still left.

Try the full size linky than...

I made the assumption that (since they DO have water breathing) mages and so forth would want to explore the remains of the ancient Redguard Civilization. I mean I would, wouldn't you? Perhaps its not even the empire who sends ships, perhaps its historians? I also agree with Infinite if there was still some land left what forced them to immigrate?


on topic:

I guess you could say a best guess of Nirn seeing as were having this big debate of this (which is my fault I realize and regret)