There
is a map of Numeria itself. As is standard for country maps in these
folios, it is done in the style of a map the PCs might actually use
in-world and can be freely shown to players. It is beautifully
illustrated with pictures of monsters and very setting-appropriate
robots. I am also happy to say that, unlike the map of Osirion in the
Mummy’s Mask Poster Map Folio,
this one has labels of cities, towns, and other major landmarks like
Silver Mount. This makes it much more useful in actual play and not
just something pretty to look at.
The
other two maps detail
Starfall, the capital city of Numeria, and Torch, the town Iron Gods
begins in. The map of Starfall is rather uniform in colour, (mostly
shades of brown) making it less interesting to look at, but it
remains useful for gameplay. There is a lot of brown on the map of
Torch as well, but the town’s smaller size means more variation and
detail can be included, making it not quite so uniform as Starfall.
Overall,
the maps are definitely worth it for any campaign set in, or passing
through Numeria.
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