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Skillfully detailed by Aaestoline the Silent, this is perhaps the most well crafted of any map preserved from Avalor. Aaestoline was a warrior elf, a druid-like archer in the early ages, who created this map out of pure enjoyment - no money, commission, or otherwise was involved. It clearly details most of the major points of Avalor, and adds a few landmarks not present in Silvermane's map below. Also, unlike some maps, places the Plains of Ronce (here spelled Rance, probably an uncommon dialect from earlier times) further to the northeast.<br>
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Created by Alanius Silvermane of Xonil Province, after the discovery of land south of the Räe-Thôn Mountains (the Southern Expance). Silvermane was an amateur mapmaker, as can be clearly seen -- the map is not drawn to scale. Note that, for Silvermane's political safety in Xonil, the Trieme ring is not clearly labeled; it is, however, the triangulated region inclusive of the vectors of Coepi Locus, Galent, Aleste in the upper left (assumedly northwest, although no compass rose was inscribed) of the old parchment.<p><hr noshade><br>

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