Where in the world is the Stolen Lands?

[gordbond]

I have been pouring over the world maps of pathfinder with the kingmaker adventure and the maps dont line up. I want a large A3 sheet of the map that i can use on a wall and put pins in but i cant find the bloody thing.

[Zaister]

The Stolen Lands are the north-eastern part of the River Kingdoms, adjacent to Brevoy.

[James Jacobs]

Actually "lining up" the maps of the Stolen Lands with the big campaign map of the Inner Sea region from the hardcover is not easy, because not only are the maps of the Stolen Lands not oriented in the same direction as the main map (the Stolen Lands map's north points to the left somewhat), but pretty much ALL of the terrain features in the Stolen Lands do not appear on the main map from the Campaign Setting, since they're not major enough to do so.

But yea, as mentioned above, the Stolen Lands more or less exist right along the border between Brevoy and the River Kingdoms.

[Erik Freund]

If you're looking at the world-map, it is the utter northeast, as others have mentioned. The forest in the Greenbelt (the Narlmarches) does show up on some maps, so look for that. Also, use the rivers as your guide: find Mivon, and just north of there is where to rivers join up. One of them comes from Restov, the other one comes from New Stetven. The area between those rivers is Stolen Lands.

The Tors de Levantes and the Hooktongue Slough don't show up on any maps, don't look for them.

However, Mt Branchard (I forget its name, the one to the west with the bald top) shows up on some maps. It's north or northeast of Pitax.

And again, remember that the Stolen Land runs diagonally. Book #33 (Nomen Heights) takes place in the southeast and book #35 (Glenebon Uplands) is in the northwest. You have to tilt the map.