Johann Van Muzz's Old World Map
The whole Old World...
From the northern badlands in the North, down to all of Tilea and from Estalia to the World's edge mountains, Johann Van Muzz has travelled it all.
...in tiny detail...
Johann Van Muzz was a meticulous explorer, noting every single village and river he came across. And while nobody can see it all, rest assured that he saw a lot!
...with original content...
Original content was inserted to create a consistent feel of homogeneity across less-developed areas, and is easily identifiable.
...and period decoration.
Graf Boris Todbringer, the generous sponsor of this map, deserved nothing less than the best: the map comes with borders and hand-drawn decorations.
Johann Van Muzz's map is a complete redraw of the Old World as depicted by Jesse "Gitzman" Burke (and of course Alfred Nunez, Jr.), with large parts taken from work by Emile Beguin and Federico da Remas, plus several other sources, augmented with original input, as documented in the FAQ page.
While I wanted to represent the same exact same Old World we all know and love, not a single pixel from any of the sources was used. More about the meaning of "complete redraw" in the FAQ.
Best seen on desktop - please allow the time for the map to load while zooming in, or you will see a blurry copy of it.
The boring stuff - but please read!
The map, along with all of its assets, is licensed with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license. This means you are allowed to use and share the map in its original form only (in any of the formats provided), and that you can share it again provided you give full credits in the form provided below. You cannot in any case make any money out of your re-sharing, and cannot create derivative works. A simplified version of the license is provided here for your perusal.
The FAQs contain some extra clarifications and the correct way to attribute the map.
If you are interested in making any kind of derivative work, please consider joining the Old World Collective by writing to p@kazzeggio.com instead. The group, currently in its infancy, is dedicated to the maintenance of the map, and all input is welcome.
If you spot any errors, please report them by writing a short description of the error to this address: incoming+the-old-world-collective-oldworldmap-29289591-issue-@incoming.gitlab.com