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Dalor Darden
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 Posted - 16 Oct 2023 : 05:03:44
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I'm looking for anything that is a map of the lands that the Imaskari Empire held.
Even a rough map...
Anyone ever seen a map of what the empire looked like just before it fell?
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Thauramarth
Senior Scribe
United Kingdom
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Posted - 16 Oct 2023 : 07:22:58
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There's a partial, very high level map on one of the inserts in The Horde boxed set ("ancient empires of the Wastes"), which focuses on the northern parts of Raurin and the Wastes.
FWIW, I've used Imaskar as a deep background often, and I've had the empire control the dhores of the Great Sea, up to present day Halruaa in the wsst, and including the Utter East and Zakhara. |
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Gary Dallison
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Marc
Senior Scribe
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Posted - 16 Oct 2023 : 21:31:36
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| The Grand History of the Realms pg. 22 |
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Edited by - Marc on 16 Oct 2023 21:32:17 |
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Dalor Darden
Great Reader
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Posted - 16 Oct 2023 : 21:51:52
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Originally posted by Marc
The Grand History of the Realms pg. 22
Yeah, that is the only source I found...but it doesn't show the combined empire or its furthest reaches unfortunately.
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Azar
Master of Realmslore
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Posted - 16 Oct 2023 : 23:51:57
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Originally posted by Gary Dallison
So much about imaskar is unknown though, including what kind of nation and how it was governed (beyond having an emperor).
Is not the ambiguity by design? |
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Dalor Darden
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Posted - 17 Oct 2023 : 00:35:10
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Originally posted by Azar
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Originally posted by Gary Dallison
So much about imaskar is unknown though, including what kind of nation and how it was governed (beyond having an emperor).
Is not the ambiguity by design?
Initially yes...but over time (like Sembia) things are "known" to be a certain way after all. |
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TomCosta
Forgotten Realms Designer
USA
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Posted - 17 Oct 2023 : 19:02:10
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Pretty sure Horde Box and Grand History are the only maps.
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Marc
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Dalor Darden
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Posted - 17 Oct 2023 : 23:42:24
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Originally posted by Marc
There's an unofficial rough map by Snowblood
pg. 3
https://www.deviantart.com/phasai/art/IMASKAR-166507649
I totally forgot about his work!
That actually isn't such a bad view of what it might have been. I think I can roll with that in my own homebrew.
Thanks again Marc!
Kinda what I was looking for. |
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Dalor Darden
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Posted - 18 Oct 2023 : 00:02:01
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Originally posted by TomCosta
Pretty sure Horde Box and Grand History are the only maps.
There is a map of the possible bounds of the Imaskari lands in the horde box?
Gonna have to go dig! |
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Dalor Darden
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Posted - 18 Oct 2023 : 00:17:40
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Originally posted by Dalor Darden
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Originally posted by TomCosta
Pretty sure Horde Box and Grand History are the only maps.
There is a map of the possible bounds of the Imaskari lands in the horde box?
Gonna have to go dig!
And so there was...a map on a card of the empires of the area of the Hordelands.
The Imaskar Empire didn't seem the largest considering the legend of it... |
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Gary Dallison
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George Krashos
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Australia
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Posted - 29 Oct 2023 : 05:15:02
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Imaskar was not a big nation population-wide. But if had mastery of the most sophisticated magic of the region which it used to create its "empire". That empire consisted of a significant land area of vassal territories from the Endless Waste, to parts of the Old Empires, the Shining South, parts of the Shaar, east towards Kara Tur. The local indigenous populations policed themselves with local leaders aware that their positions remained only at the whim of their Imaskari lords, and gave tribute to Inupras. The Imaskari also had a policy of removing subjects from one region and using them as mercenary troops in another. So Raumviran tribesmen would be patrolling the border lands of the Shaar, Turami warriors would be dealing with issues in the Shining South, etc. A smart way to keep local populations from creating their own rebel armies.
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Imaskari Empire Map Search
