I have searched all over internet for exact map of Game of Thrones cities. But every map is different from each other and rather confuses me as they have embedded story-line into it. Can anybody give a link/photograph/illustration of complete map of Game of Thrones with all mentioned cities of seven kingdoms of westeros and also Essos and Sothoryos?   This question is different from   because I disagree that the map does not exist: Here it is:   But this map lacks details of isolation of seven kingdoms in westeros, regions of Essos and Sothoryos.   In a nutshell, I need a one political map instead of many scattered political maps.   Reference:
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The Dothraki come from a land (Essos) that is east of Westeros, and separated by the Narrow Sea. But the map given in the book (A Game of Thrones) doesn't show anything beyond Dragonstone. Is there a reason for this?
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In WoT 13, Towers of Midnight, Tam is with Perrin and Rand at the same time. He goes to Rand, talks with him. At the same time, it is told him speaking with Perrin and crew. No mention of him being taken from Perrin's side by Aes Sedai. Because then Perrin would know all about what was happening in Tear from the Aes Sedai. No mention of Tam coming back either. It says Rand sent Tam back to Two Rivers.  How was Tam in both places at the same time?
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I have a layer that contains counties within the state of Washington.    I need to build one map (jpg) for each county.  For that specific map all counties will show as light grey, but the specific county will be green, and the file name will be the county name.
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The white walkers are a constantly-looming threat over Westeros, but in a worst-case scenario where the wall is breached and Westeros falls to the white walkers, would Essos be similarly doomed? Would the Narrow Sea protect Essos from the white walkers, or do they know how to build / pilot ships?
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I do not want to download the whole map of an area. I just want rivers and other waterbodies present in an area in shapefiles so that I can use them in QGIS. I tried geofabrik but it is giving whole map and that also of full country while i need data of a city. Right now I am trying JOSM. will update you when it will works.
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I was watching semi watching the Game Journalism Of Thrones episode of The Jimquisition on Jim Sterling's Channel when I saw this platformer where it seems the characters are stacked onto of one another.    It first appears at   A reverse image search on Google wasn't very helpful    I would like to know what game this is
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In S01E01 of Game of Thrones, Eddard passes death sentences on a deserter. In a conversation, the desserter says:     I know I broke my oath, and I'm a deserter. I should have gone back to the wall and warned them, but I saw what I saw.   My understanding is there is only one way to enter Winterfell and it is through the Wall. So how did this guys manage to escape the White Walker without going through/crossing the wall?  Please watch both the videos for the reference:
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The HBO series  and the book series it's from, , offer no examples or suggestions that the world is set in a hollow world. But the television show's  strongly suggest this very thing. Has there been an official word about the shape of the Song of Ice and Fire world?
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Is there an official Forgotten Realms map out for D&amp;D 5e yet? Any book or map I can purchase if it is not available online?   As of now, I have the Starter Set which comes with the just the Sword Coast region of Faerun around Neverwinter (The Craggs, Sword Mountains, etc). I would like to know how does it all fit in?  From what I have read up on this topic, from 3.5e to 4e, FR had lot of changes to the geography. And in 5e FR, some event happened (The Sundering) which kind of restored it to 3.5e FR but not fully?
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So, Azeroth got shattered earlier this week.  Before the order of zones by level used to be something like: Kalimdor: Starting zone, The Barrens, Ashenvale, Thousand Needles Eastern Kingdoms: Starting zone, Silverpine, Hillsbrad, Alterac / Arathi / Stranglethorn  However, these zones, at least in Kalimdor, no longer connect this way.  What is the expected progression through the zones now?  Note: I'm actually curious all the way up to 60, but I understand the tree gets a lot more complicated if you go that far, as the number of zones of those levels increase.
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In , the nation of Panem (implied to be North America after some sort of post apocalyptic scenario) is divided into 13 districts and the Capitol. District 12 is hinted to be in the Appalachia Mountains, and the Capitol is hinted to be in the Rocky Mountains. District 13, which was destroyed, is described as "east of District 12", which made me think it's where Washington D.C. is today.  The other districts, however, were mostly ignored, and almost no detail was provided as to their locations in the books. Has there been any supplemental information that reveals where the districts are?
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I'm currently creating some maps (dungeon, city) for a new 5e adventure I'm going to DM in a few weeks, and I stumbled upon a slight problem with player maps; Am I supposed to give them a map of the area with everything already drawn or am I supposed to draw the map dynamically when they explore the area? I'd guess that I'm supposed to draw it while they explore but seeing as one of my dungeons is currently drawn on an A3 sheet it would be a hassle to draw everything again, even with tiles as guidelines.
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I'm creating a map with two shapefiles:   A polygon of counties Points of cities   I used the function Intersect to group the cities in each county.  I'm trying to get the number of cities in each county to show up in the legend.    For example, in county A there are 16 cities, in county B there are 7 cities and so on.  I'm trying to create a choropleth map that shows the number of cities in each county.
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I'm looking for specific, canon (i.e. official, published) references to material for the Shadowrun game-world setting. My game setting is based around the Philadelphia area; I've turned New Jersey into a radioactive swamp, then dropped a nuke in it; I've got some things established for the Philly area, and NYC.  What I want to know is whether anyone knows of specific references to published material dealing with this region. Any mention of the big apple in Shadowrun's history? Any famous names in the area, or megacorps that are mentioned? Anything at all that's part of the published SR work, that I can incorporate, or at least avoid contradicting.  If you have any home-brewed material for that area, I would love to see a link in comments, but please don't put it as an answer. Thanks! =)
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In the Game of Thrones Season 8 finale before leaving for      The Wall (or whatever it is right now)   Jon apologises to Bran and says:     I am sorry I wasn't there when you needed me.   To which Bran replies"     You were exactly where you were supposed to be.   What is Jon apologising for and what does Bran mean exactly?
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There's not a lot of material published by WotC for 5e (relative to previous editions), nor is there planned to be. However, there are playable races for D&amp;D scattered around in a few different locations in published products that people may not even know about. What are all the playable races, and where can one find each?  To be clear, we're talking about first party D&amp;D 5e materials published by Wizards of the Coast.  Both "official" races (sanctioned for Adventurers League Play) and others, like races from Unearthed Arcana or from other WotC sources outside the D&amp;D team that are less canonical, are of interest, but please designate whether they're considered official and sanctioned or not.     Topicality and utility of this question discussed in Meta . Inspired by .
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Okay, I was thinking about the series of Game of Thrones and all the battles and stuff, and I thought why aren't there any characters beside White/English characters that have main/important roles? Can you name any that are alive that are anything else beside White/English?   This is a short list of some of the main characters (all White/English):   Cersei - Queen and important political Lannister. Jaime - Guy who is father to the late king and is King slayer. Tyrion - Short guy in politics who is currently on the run(that's what the wikia told me). Daenerys - Queen who is freeing people and dragon owner.   And the list goes on and on, why aren't there any characters other than Caucasian characters that are in the series?  I've read a lot of articles on the internet about this after Googling around, and none of the articles I read had any scientific evidence or research - it was just conjecture.  So, are there any actors/characters from racially diverse backgrounds? I'm hoping for canon evidence (pictures, links, quotes) from the book and/or TV show. In the case of actors, can you also list their role?    This is not intended as a racist question. I just want to know why, since the story takes place over a large area, there doesn't seem to be any diversity.