As a number of you already know, I've spent the last 4 or 5 days working on a full map of the Dunes. My goal is to provide a reference tool, to be able to introduce an addressing system, and to reveal some of the easier pathways through the citadel. I have questioned my sanity several times along the way, but was always able to console myself by the knowledge that my role as Master of Residence can totally justify the time I spent on this.

This isn't a finished project. I have some additions to make to the image-only version, but I wanted to get it up and usable sooner rather than later. Make sure to check back for future versions, and check out the planned features list!

MAP OF THE DUNES (v. 1.0)

INTERACTIVE MAP (v. 1.5)

Legend

• Brown: bridges
• Dark blue: public stairs
• Green: public pathways (no jumping required)
• Other colours: plots

Address system

Every plot has an address of this format: <neighbourhood> <colour> <number>. For example, my plot is East Purple 1.

• The neighbourhood divisions are only visible on the interactive map.
• The colours are meant to approximately represent altitude by forming concentric circles around the top of the citadel, the Guild Plot.
• The numbers are sequential within each <neighbourhood> <colour> group.

Current features

• Interactive map:
  • Map is zoomable using buttons or mouse-scroll-wheel
  • When zoomed in, map can be moved by clicking and dragging
  • Details for each plot available by hovering mouse
  • Shows address, owner, plot title (if known)
  • Shows coords (divisible by 10 if possible, by 5 if not)
  • Shows vacant plots (as grey) and the monthly rent, min/max Y coordinates, and plot area (2D)
  • Neighbourhood selection buttons to highlight each region (North, East, Southeast, Southwest, West)
  • Stairs are starting to appear (work in progress)

Upcoming features

• Pathways on interactive map
• Toggles for stairs/pathways
• Clickable side index of residents to highlight their plot

There may be mistakes. If you find any, let me know! Also, this is one pixel to one block, and there's no way of indicating altitude. There are a couple of times where pathways or stairs appear to touch but actually don't, so see the disclaimer below.

Disclaimer: This map is intended for entertainment purposes only. nmjk makes no guarantees, representations or warranties respecting the reliability of this map. This map is not subject to review by, or tested, approved or certified by, any government or private agency for use in connection with navigation activities. Any use of this map for anything other than entertainment purposes, including for any activity in which the user's health or safety is potentially at risk and for which the accuracy or reliability of the map is crtically required, could result in damage to person or property, up to and including injury or death. nmjk specifically disclaims any and all liability.