Some of you may note that Haven is located in a very different place than where it is marked on the travel map in Inquisition. Tricky Places Placement: What happened to Haven? If you have questions or additions you would like to see on this map, the ask box is open. (Please link back to the blog if you use this map out on the interwebs.)īelow the cut is more information about my methodology for what I included, how I situated locations, and why certain places are where they are. Still, I’m rather pleased with the results and wanted to offer the map I’ve pulled together for other fans to use. Ferelden is overflowing with locations and landmarks, Orlais is more manageable, while the rest of Thedas is sadly bereft of markings. This has been a painstaking process, not least because I often had to sacrifice beauty for practicality. Eventually, I decided to try to bring all of these disparate locations together in one map. In crafting tales and researching lore and meta, I’ve frequently had to search a dozen maps to pull together different details scattered across half of Dragon Age’s fictional continent. And as you may have noticed, Thedas has a lot of maps. I love looking at paths I have walked, roads that I will one day travel, and trails that I may never tread save in my head.

Ancient maps, modern maps, maps of the real world, and maps of fictional worlds. Ferelden is the best place to see how detailed this map is.

Dragon age map of thedas