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Josgar · 04-02-2007, 08:14 PM

Like South Felwithe was North of North Felwithe. Plus jsut because I cannot go to the other Islands, does not mean the do not exist. I couldn't go to Ro, until the expansion came out, and it doesn't mean that the island just rose out of the middle of the ocean, it means that it was unknown of or inaccessible. Therefore, one could conclude that there are lots of Islands of Refuge! Maybe even one with outcasts, or rebels to Qeynos and Freeport, they could lie anywhere. Since you are not the official map charter of EQ2 or lore master, and neither am I, neither of us can say anything about it. Both of our opinions will stick, but whatever a dev says goes. (So what did the devs say about multiple islands?)

Cusashorn · 04-02-2007, 08:47 PM

Nocturnal Abyss wrote:

DrkVsr wrote:
like the Temple of Cazic-Thule being in the upper right side of the zone, instead of the middle bottom. The entire continent is upside down from what it was in EQ).

The Feerrott map was messed up in EQlive too. You had to travel west to get to Innothule Swamp and East to get to Rathe Mountains, which is actually the other way around. I actually think the current location of the Feerrott and Temple of Cazic Thule makes sense.

Nocturnal Aby · 04-02-2007, 09:59 PM

Cusashorn wrote:

Nocturnal Abyss wrote:
DrkVsr wrote:
like the Temple of Cazic-Thule being in the upper right side of the zone, instead of the middle bottom. The entire continent is upside down from what it was in EQ).
The Feerrott map was messed up in EQlive too. You had to travel west to get to Innothule Swamp and East to get to Rathe Mountains, which is actually the other way around. I actually think the current location of the Feerrott and Temple of Cazic Thule makes sense.

Actually, I always remember traveling East (right) to get to Innothule, and West (left) to get to Rathe Mountains. The Druid Ring was in the Northeastern corner, Oggok was a little left of center in the Northern Border.

Cusashorn · 04-02-2007, 10:14 PM

Maybe it's just how the map is set up, because that's how it always felt to me.

Hagran · 04-03-2007, 11:22 AM

Here is a oberdue map of the isle of refuge, whether this is still considered canon or not is debateable considering there change with the isles.

troodon · 04-03-2007, 11:28 AM

Cusashorn wrote:

The Feerrott map was messed up in EQlive too. You had to travel west to get to Innothule Swamp and East to get to Rathe Mountains, which is actually the other way around. I actually think the current location of the Feerrott and Temple of Cazic Thule makes sense.

Nah, Nocturnal Abyss is right

DrkVsr · 04-03-2007, 11:57 AM

Ah apologise if ah came across the wrong way earlier, was not mah intent, ah normally don't read the LORE and was just going from ingame tidbits and damaged memory circuits SMILEY

Nice map Hagran, but which one is the 'classic' IoR/QC/OotO isle? or is that a stupid question?

Hagran · 04-03-2007, 12:39 PM

I'd really have to go with Sandshore isle as it seems to represent it mostly... Maybe a Dev can fill us in?

04-02-2007, 08:47 PM	#62
Cusashorn Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cheeseland, USA Posts: 14,919	Nocturnal Abyss wrote: DrkVsr wrote: like the Temple of Cazic-Thule being in the upper right side of the zone, instead of the middle bottom. The entire continent is upside down from what it was in EQ). The Feerrott map was messed up in EQlive too. You had to travel west to get to Innothule Swamp and East to get to Rathe Mountains, which is actually the other way around. I actually think the current location of the Feerrott and Temple of Cazic Thule makes sense.

04-02-2007, 09:59 PM	#63
Nocturnal Aby General Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 581	Cusashorn wrote: Nocturnal Abyss wrote: DrkVsr wrote: like the Temple of Cazic-Thule being in the upper right side of the zone, instead of the middle bottom. The entire continent is upside down from what it was in EQ). The Feerrott map was messed up in EQlive too. You had to travel west to get to Innothule Swamp and East to get to Rathe Mountains, which is actually the other way around. I actually think the current location of the Feerrott and Temple of Cazic Thule makes sense. Actually, I always remember traveling East (right) to get to Innothule, and West (left) to get to Rathe Mountains. The Druid Ring was in the Northeastern corner, Oggok was a little left of center in the Northern Border. __________________ Keeper of Lore Endless Source of Useless Information

04-03-2007, 11:28 AM	#66
troodon Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Temple of Terror, Cabilis Posts: 1,098	Cusashorn wrote: The Feerrott map was messed up in EQlive too. You had to travel west to get to Innothule Swamp and East to get to Rathe Mountains, which is actually the other way around. I actually think the current location of the Feerrott and Temple of Cazic Thule makes sense. Nah, Nocturnal Abyss is right __________________ ---- ROL GRATUL SKORCHERS!!

04-03-2007, 11:57 AM	#67
DrkVsr Loremaster Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Land of the Short Brown Kiwi Posts: 2,041	Ah apologise if ah came across the wrong way earlier, was not mah intent, ah normally don't read the LORE and was just going from ingame tidbits and damaged memory circuits Nice map Hagran, but which one is the 'classic' IoR/QC/OotO isle? or is that a stupid question? __________________ V`Wak N`Ron: Teir`Dassin of the 56th Order, Gods of Najena Htaed Ybdehcuotnu: Gnecro of the 40th Order, Gods of Najena Phoendi Phyres: Eru-Din of the 28th Order, Gods of Najena Kilitty: Kemplar of the 30th Order, Gods of Najena Zabisuto Zyhopic: Guktassin of 27th Order, Spirits of Glencoe on Butcherblock Tralgarth: Trollsionist of the 28th Order, SoG on Butcherblock {2nd on Server} Blacqphlag Killzphast: Arserker of the 20th Order, Spirits of Glencoe on Butcherblock Hwalgren N`Gareen: Faeden of the 20th Order, Spirits of Glencoe on Butcherblock Reynes: Wooden Mule of the 7th Order, Spirits of Glencoe on Butcherblock You can kill me, but you will not stop me Ah can be killed, but ah will not die!

04-02-2007, 08:14 PM	#61
Josgar Loremaster Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 2,606	Like South Felwithe was North of North Felwithe. Plus jsut because I cannot go to the other Islands, does not mean the do not exist. I couldn't go to Ro, until the expansion came out, and it doesn't mean that the island just rose out of the middle of the ocean, it means that it was unknown of or inaccessible. Therefore, one could conclude that there are lots of Islands of Refuge! Maybe even one with outcasts, or rebels to Qeynos and Freeport, they could lie anywhere. Since you are not the official map charter of EQ2 or lore master, and neither am I, neither of us can say anything about it. Both of our opinions will stick, but whatever a dev says goes. (So what did the devs say about multiple islands?)

04-02-2007, 10:14 PM	#64
Cusashorn Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cheeseland, USA Posts: 14,919	Maybe it's just how the map is set up, because that's how it always felt to me.

04-03-2007, 11:22 AM	#65
Hagran Loremaster Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Scotland Posts: 72	Here is a oberdue map of the isle of refuge, whether this is still considered canon or not is debateable considering there change with the isles.

04-03-2007, 12:39 PM	#68
Hagran Loremaster Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Scotland Posts: 72	I'd really have to go with Sandshore isle as it seems to represent it mostly... Maybe a Dev can fill us in?