They go kinda like this;
[4][1][3]
...[2]
Book 5's off to the left.
Each book has the map with it's own encounters listed in it.
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I came into Kingmaker late. I got part 3 at my FLGS. 4 and 5 came with my first AP sub. I am getting the other 3 parts shipped next.
Does part 1 have a map of the whole area that the PCs are exploring?
I am having issues figuring out how the area maps border each other in each part.
Yeah, pages 58 and 59 of part 1 have a complete map of the Stolen Lands, although there's a tiny sliver missing between them that make them not quite join up correctly if you extract the images and try to join them in a graphics editing program.
Basically the area in part 3 is the farthest east of the regions, the area in parts 1 & 2 is immediately west of it, part 4 is immediately west of that and part 5 (and 6) is the furthest west. They should all join up pretty easily if you lay them out like that.
I came into Kingmaker late. I got part 3 at my FLGS. 4 and 5 came with my first AP sub. I am getting the other 3 parts shipped next.
Does part 1 have a map of the whole area that the PCs are exploring?
I am having issues figuring out how the area maps border each other in each part.
Yeah, pages 58 and 59 of part 1 have a complete map of the Stolen Lands, although there's a tiny sliver missing between them that make them not quite join up correctly if you extract the images and try to join them in a graphics editing program.
Basically the area in part 3 is the farthest east of the regions, the area in parts 1 & 2 is immediately west of it, part 4 is immediately west of that and part 5 (and 6) is the furthest west. They should all join up pretty easily if you lay them out like that.
Alternatively, if you download the free player's guide, there's an itty-bitty map on the front cover. This should give you the overal layout.
AP #2 contains everything that AP#1 does. So the order from E to W is [5,4,2,3]. (really more NW to SE, the whole thing is on an angle)