Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Jade Regent Poster Map Folio

Announced for January! The cover image is a mockup, and will change prior to publication.

Hurry up and post the mock up for the next item in the subscription. The next month link drops to the campaign setting products!

EDIT: And Keep Looking Up!

Hurry up and post the mock up for the next item in the subscription. The next month link drops to the campaign setting products!

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Another map product I am actually looking forward too.

I was wondering at the change in cartographer, so I checked out the new guy's portfolio on his webpage, and it's awesome! I was all set to post a full Lazzaretti fan-boi rant, but now I just can't wait until January. I just wish there was a way to get the folios out closer to the start of the AP, as this way I have to wait until the new year to start the campaign.

I was wondering at the change in cartographer, so I checked out the new guy's portfolio on his webpage, and it's awesome! I was all set to post a full Lazzaretti fan-boi rant, but now I just can't wait until January. I just wish there was a way to get the folios out closer to the start of the AP, as this way I have to wait until the new year to start the campaign.

Oh, he did the Kaer Maga dungeons map, that was terrific. I love the stuff on his site, it reminds me of the look they used for the relaunched Greyhawk stuff back in the days of Return of the Eight, which was just beautiful.

love the new cartographer (love his artwork in Brinewall Legacy). It has a old world feel to it.

Looking forward to this one! Glad I re-upped my AP subscription, might have to try for more at some point

Looks Awesome.
You guys and girls keep it up, and one day you'll be getting all of my money, and I'll be a happy broke man.

I really appreciate the change in the map folios from very AP-specific to more about the area the AP is set in. I had canceled my Campaign Setting subscription and taken that business to a FLGS that would skip the folios for me but I'm *this* close to re-sub'ing. Thanks Paizo!

Not a big deal, but I'm just curious from the sample cover pictured above. Is Thistletop really misspelled? (ie, Thistlestop)

Edit: Nevermind, I just saw that AP #1 has the same spelling. Never noticed until now.

Judging by the cover, it looks like the Valashmai has lots of volcanoes. So I guess that's where I'll be putting Cauldron. And probably put the Isle of Dread midway to Sarusan.

I was thinking shouldn't the adventure path specific map folio be part of the adventure path subscription? It seems the ppl that would want it would be the ones running the games.

I was thinking shouldn't the adventure path specific map folio be part of the adventure path subscription? It seems the ppl that would want it would be the ones running the games.

The maps themselves detail our campaign setting in a way that's useful to people who don't play the AP, too.

This will be the first Map Folio I get (but hopefully not the last), so I'm wondering, when it says "huge", just how big are we talking exactly?

This will be the first Map Folio I get (but hopefully not the last), so I'm wondering, when it says "huge", just how big are we talking exactly?

8 panels the size of a sheet of paper. Normally 4 rows tall and 2 columns wide. So for a idea just lay out 8 of your campaign books out like that to get a rough idea. Lay two books with the spins facing away from you with the ends touching in the middle. Then 6 more books 3 in each row towards you like

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that is how the 8 panel map in Carrion Crown was anyways.

Zahariel wrote:

This will be the first Map Folio I get (but hopefully not the last), so I'm wondering, when it says "huge", just how big are we talking exactly?

8 panels the size of a sheet of paper. Normally 4 rows tall and 2 columns wide. So for a idea just lay out 8 of your campaign books out like that to get a rough idea. Lay two books with the spins facing away from you with the ends touching in the middle. Then 6 more books 3 in each row towards you like

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that is how the 8 panel map in Carrion Crown was anyways.

Wow. Thank you! I was getting it anyway, but this makes me really look forward to it.

your welcome.

You know I doubt it will but it would be neat if the crown of the world map matched up with the top of the Inner Sea Map, which in turn matched up with the Dragon Empire map to more or less make one big map. Just saying.

I was thinking shouldn't the adventure path specific map folio be part of the adventure path subscription? It seems the ppl that would want it would be the ones running the games.

I've made this argument before, as I have about 3 or 4 map folios now, that I'll never use. The folios tended to be incredibly specific to the adventure path, but are sold at part of the campaign subscription, not the AP sub. It seems Paizo has listened to our complaint, but in a different and perhaps better way. The map folios, judging by the work on Jade Regent, are going to be more generic, and the adventure path specific maps are coming as a bonus PDF with layers. Not a bad solution. Hope it works well in upcoming adventures.

You know I doubt it will but it would be neat if the crown of the world map matched up with the top of the Inner Sea Map, which in turn matched up with the Dragon Empire map to more or less make one big map. Just saying.

That would certainly be nifty.

Now if only I knew enough to try mapping those three maps to a globe :)

I used to be one of those "why am I paying for the map folios as a part of my sub?" people. Now, with them being the major geographical areas and not just reprints of the adventure site maps, the map folios are something I look forward to, not begrudgingly pay for as a part of of maintaining my subs. Gonna put these up on the wall, probably, along with my Inner Sea mega maps.

Cyoticus1 wrote:

I was thinking shouldn't the adventure path specific map folio be part of the adventure path subscription? It seems the ppl that would want it would be the ones running the games.

I've made this argument before, as I have about 3 or 4 map folios now, that I'll never use. The folios tended to be incredibly specific to the adventure path, but are sold at part of the campaign subscription, not the AP sub. It seems Paizo has listened to our complaint, but in a different and perhaps better way. The map folios, judging by the work on Jade Regent, are going to be more generic, and the adventure path specific maps are coming as a bonus PDF with layers. Not a bad solution. Hope it works well in upcoming adventures.

We've actually been doing that since Kingmaker, and—apart from the fact that many people haven't noticed yet—it seems to be working out well.

Yay! Poster maps!

Question: As I have never bought a Pathfinder poster map folio before, are these poster maps labelled, i.e. do they come with country/city/site/geographical region tags?

I ask because the mock-up (as well as other poster map folio product images) just show blank (as in 'non-labelled') maps...

Please and thank you!

-- C.

The maps do include location tags.

The maps do include location tags.

Thank you for the reply!

^^

-- C.

So how does one get the bonus pdf type maps? Cause those worked well for my google + campaign map needs.

The PDFs are given to subscribers for free when their print product ships, and we put up the PDFs for sale roughly two weeks after the subscribers get their copy.

I downloaded my PDFs, and loaded up the Crown of the World and Tian Xia maps into a graphics program. I flipped the Crown of the World map around and... the two maps don't seem to fit together in clean fashion.

Is the mountain range at the northern end of Tian Xia map supposed to be the same mountain range as the one at the top of the Crown of the World map?

The 3 continent style maps use varied scales which is why they won't fit together without a bunch of scale adjustments. Perhaps one day we will finally reach the last product to allow for a proper world map. I think a full world map is one of the things that is sorely missing from the setting. Even if the areas are not filled lore-wise, that doesn't mean a true world map couldn't be done years ahead of time.

Inner Sea: 400/420 miles (Based off 2 maps, Inner Sea World Guide/Inner Sea Poster Map Folio)
Crown of the World: 750 miles (Based off map in Jade Regent: The Hungry Storm)
Tian Xia: 1000 miles (Dragon Empires Gazetteer)

OK, So I am just starting off Jade Regent (little late I know) and I was wondering if there was a product with all the maps in it, like the the first couple of stops in "Brinestone." I dont have a whole lot of prep time to be drawing maps that detailed so if one is already available, it would be a huge help.

OK, So I am just starting off Jade Regent (little late I know) and I was wondering if there was a product with all the maps in it, like the the first couple of stops in "Brinestone." I dont have a whole lot of prep time to be drawing maps that detailed so if one is already available, it would be a huge help.

I would like a giant four panel Tian Xia map to go along with my Inner Sea one.

I've updated the product description to match the finished product.

I find it humorous that the thumbnail above shows Tian-Xia, but that Minkai itself is cropped off.

I'm torn between whether to get the PDF or Print versions. I can only afford one. Do the current map folio PDFs include both a print and tablet-friendly versions or is that just with the hardbacks right now?

"Tablet-friendly" PDFs of books are generally made by simplifying background graphics and other tricks that aren't applicable to products that are essentially just big maps. The standard PDF is as tablet-friendly as it's ever going to get.

Thanks Vic. Good to know.

There's a location on the map, just Southeast of Goka called "Dragon Temple". I can't seem to locate any more information about it.
Anyone have any leads?

SOLD OUT!

I've updated the product description to match the finished product.

Any chance this will be a reality? A "inner Sea region 4 map super poster" for Tian xi or even a full setting poster.