Kevin's Watch

hucked this from one of the guys on the Malazan Forum a while back but forgot to put it up.

i'll check for updates but i think this is his most recent update.

Ooer....very interesting.

One thing I never got though, why are there ice fields in northern Quon Tali? It's near the equator after all.

Lousy, stinkin' Jaghuts, probably!!!

That map's not quite the same as the one at EM:
https://starvalddemelain.pbwiki.com/World+Map

yeah but i don't know which is the most recent

The main difference seems to be on the un-named Letherii continent, and I like the Luci version.

I always imagined Genabackis to be so much bigger.

welll i try to check back at the Malazan forum this evening and see if there's any further updates.

when i scarfed this one they were discussing the relative size of the some of the continents as well.

The one on the Malazan forums is months old, and there are serious issues with it that have been pointed out there (like a point I made, concerning the fact that RG clearly places large wastelands to the east of the Awl'dan and Kolanse to the east of these wastelands...). IIRC, Erikson has said that Genabackis should be larger too, and in a different position (more southern, I think). There's supposed to be a very big archipelago across part of the world, but noone's sure where to put it, heh.

The Encyclopedia Malazica version is before the RG release gave us a wider look at Letheras.

ok. well. ditch it then. why doesn't somebody scan the book ones and put them up?

at least its pretty colors.

variol son wrote: I always imagined Genabackis to be so much bigger.

I agree. It's tiny. Damn, it's barely bigger than my thumb.

Is there a worldwide map in any of the books? The maps from the first four books are on EM.

Nope. Steve has one stuck up on the wall in his office, and though a couple of people have seen it, there have been no images and no detailed descriptions.