Every map, in one place.

I read a lot of fantasy, and I love having the maps of its worlds close at hand. They turn out to be surprisingly hard to find.

The same book can carry different maps depending on the edition, the publisher, the translation or the format. Ebooks tend to have low-quality versions, while print scans can be superb. Fans draw beautiful maps of their own and scatter them across the internet. Some of the best ones never show up in a search at all.

This atlas gathers them up: official and fan-made, at the highest resolution I can find, grouped by series and region so you can find the one you're looking for. The largest scans are tiled for deep zoom, so you can follow a road or read a village name on a phone.

What's here

51 maps so far, across 3 series:

• Malazan Book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson
• The Riftwar Cycle by Raymond E. Feist
• Gentleman Bastard by Scott Lynch

When there's more than one version of a map (a colored edition, a later correction, a second scan), they're kept together, and you can switch between them above the viewer.

Using the viewer

Scroll, pinch or double-click to zoom and drag to pan. The buttons in the corner zoom, reset the view and go full screen. Every map can be downloaded at full resolution.