THE MAP OF ALMARIS
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Almaris ... such a lovely world to roleplay in. So much land to conquer, so much land to destroy. So much land to caretake, and so much land to corrupt. Here in Almaris, the world at your fingertips is yours to shape into your heart's desires -- so long you perform the roleplay. Except ... it isn't.
You come home from school, eager for the nice, savory moment you can sink your fingers into your keyboard on your first day of Thanksgiving break. You even pre-ordered some Dominos original hot wings, and you've a glass of cold Cola by the monitor. It's gamer time. Nothing can stop you now. You boot up Minecraft Java Edition, and your poor little Google Chromebook beaten to cinders running this game the past five years coughs out a cloud of dust as the one remaining cooling fan weakly spins to life. Your laptop's processor begins to enter its safety shutdown range as the empty yet titanic Cloud Temple generates at a snail's pace around you, but unlucky for your computer, you disabled the safety ranges in the BIOS because you just ordered a new $20 cooling pad from Walmart.
You click the first warp sign: East Hub. The new Voidal Hallow got pasted, and you're so damn hungry to explore it. So hungry, you almost knock the Dominos delivery man out when you hand him the tip of a few pennies. You probably shouldn't have bought Dominos after all -- you're broke after buying Ender VIP for your favorite Minecraft roleplaying server. Sliding back into your chair, your computer is practically glowing and spitting embers of melted metal because your processor erupted through the keyboard in a spray of melted plastic. Why? Well, the new Voidal Hallow had so many particle effects spinning in the air, your laptop lacking a GPU couldn't handle the processing load. Your computer broke.
What a catastrophe.
If only there was a Dynamap to save you from that desire to just glimpse a new location. Well, there is -- it's on the top of the website right here! Just scroll up! It's just out-dated, so far so that Yong Ping's new build isn't represented, Haelun'or's Voidal Hallow isn't there, old Ando Alur is still there, Sutica is still there, Savoy isn't there, Rozania isn't there, and neither is Elysium. In fact, it's so old that Old Elysium is still there.
Well, have I got a gift for you. Behold: the most current map of Almaris.
If it's hard to read this map, it's because the image of the map I produced had to be 7k x 8k pixels to produce an image at all, and Imgur refused to take the image file because it was so gosh-darned big -- so I had to compress it to a very pixelated JPEG. That's probably a sign that Almaris is way too large!
I've added a DropBox below it so you can actually zoom in. There's a few gaps in the map since I haven't walked every block of the world.
Aah, yes, I'm sure you're wondering: what are all of the red pieces of text supposed to mean? Well, those are locations -- just about every little nation-related manor, fort, keep, village, town, city, and capital I could possibly locate in my travels, excluding lore-related lairs unless within a nation's boundaries. In addition, I have added an activity level beneath the location, which is based upon the average level of activity I have noticed from these locations over a week-long period. This information has been gathered completely by counting who's there when I visit. This is not to insult a nation's activity levels, but to help players both new and old looking for RP. Can't find it? You probably aren't visiting the right places.
To meet high or extreme, you must have the number of players listed in your city every day for several hours, not for an individual event. The time these groups of players spend for hours at a time, and days at a time, matter a lot to the total I've given.
Here is the key range below:
0-2 NONE
3-5 LOW
6-12 MEDIUM
12-20 HIGH
21+ EXTREME (none met this)
If you would like a normal map of Almaris, this map is provided below, compatible with various map mods:
Above all, I think none of these would be issues if we had a new, smaller map. Don't you?
** Note: The new voidal hollow is sick. It's just really crippling to computers that could otherwise view it with a nice, handy Dynamap!