Maps

Overworld Map
[http://i.imgur.com/tbiEFsx.png The Overworld Map is the main map to use. ] It details the entire landmass of Faewen, as well as the regions of Westervale, Lor'Thaniel, and Aldanni. Other areas, even if colored, are described as laying under a 'fog of war' until they are explored In-Character.

Overworld Influence Map
The Overworld Influence Map is used to determine which are the main factions, and who owns what/where. A colorblind-friendly version of the map will be made available soon. Please take note that this map does not represent every single faction present in the land of Faewen, but those that hold the most/most significant territory.
 * Red Areas are under Duskarian Control. 
 * Gold Areas are under Westervale Control. 
 * Blue Areas are under Elven Control, except in the case of the small portion of blue in Westervale Territory, which is Westervale-owned Elven-Allied territory.
 * Green Areas are Aldanni-invaded territories, but predominantly still owned by Westervale.
 * Orange Areas are established but miscellaneous territories. 

Overworld Road Map
The Overworld Road Map is used for determining where the Royal/Main Roads are, and these roads are officially recognized and marked on nearly all maps. They are also upkept/maintained on behalf of the Main Cities that use them. These main roads are represented by Rectangles.

Then there are the sub-roads, which are represented by blue-outlined circles. Sub-roads are typically marked on most maps, but this isn't a guarantee. Sub-roads are also not usually upkept on an official basis, but by those who use them, if they do so wish to upkeep said sub-roads.

Cindervale Map
The Cindervale Map is an example of a type of sub-map detailing villages and other things of interest on a smaller scale than the Overworld Map. Sub-Regional Maps are in the works for most areas, such as Pellenor Deep and Mourningwood forest, as well as the stretches of open space between these. City Maps are also to come. The small red horse beside the tree by the main road is for scale.