Appendix G: Gazetteer

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• Eadrin (4)Province of the Empire of Alphatia, located in the southeastern part of the island continent. First named and developed in Dawn of the Emperors (1989). Extensively developed and mapped in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012-2013).
• Eadrin Island (2)First appeared in Poor Wizard’s Almanac (1992).
• Eagleswatch Marches (2)A wooded strip of terrain along the eastern shore of the Fris River in Floating Ar, Alphatian Empire. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Eagle Tribe (1)First appeared in GAZ14 (1991).
• Eagret (7)First appeared in Dawn of the Emperors (1989).
• Eagret Island (3)First appeared in Poor Wizard’s Almanac (1992).
• Eando (3)First appeared in CM2 (1984).
• Earldom of Penwick (2)First appeared in Dragon 180 (1992).
• Earldom of Theeds (2)First appeared in Dragon 180 (1992).
• Earspoon (2)
• Earth Rumble (1)First appeared in PC3 (1990).
• Easa (1)First appeared in PC3 (1990).
• East-West Road (2)First appeared in Dragon 186 (1992).
• Eastern Gulf of Hule (1)
• Eastern Herath (2)First appeared in Dragon 183 (1992).
• Eastern Marches (2)
• Eastern Orcland (2)
• Eastern Scarlands (1)First appeared in M5 (1987).
• Eastern Sea of Dawn (6)First appeared in Hollow World (1990).
• East Fang (1)First appeared in X13 (1987).
• East Fang Cape (6)First appeared in X6 (1984).
• Eastfollow Bridge (2)
• Eastfollow River (3)First appeared in Dawn of the Emperors (1989).
• Eastfollow Trail (2)
• East Gate (2)First appeared in GAZ13 (1990).
• East Jhengal (3)First appeared in Dragon 169 (1991).
• East Key (9)An island in the Sea of Dread. First appeared in XSOLO (1984).
• Eastlake (3)First appeared in CM2 (1984).
• East Llyn River (3)
• East Portage (9)First appeared in M5 (1987).
• East Riding (1)First appeared in CM9 (1987).
• Eastron Road (12)First appeared in GAZ1 (1987).
• Eastshire (4)First appeared in GAZ8 (1988).
• Eastwind (1)
• Eastwood (3)
• Ebon Lake (5)First appeared in GAZ13 (1990).
• Ebon Woods (2)First appeared in GAZ13 (1990).
• Ecclesia (2)
• Ecem (4)A town in the See of Ecem, Kingdom of Eadrin, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Dawn of the Emperors (1989).
• Echalia (1)
• Echuuzu (3)First appeared in Dragon 183 (1992).
• Edairo (13)First appeared in M5 (1987).
• Eecatlocuan (1)First appeared in HWR1 (1991).
• Eels Marina (1)First appeared in PC3 (1990).
• Efreet’s Claws (3)First appeared in GAZ13 (1990).
• Egan (2)First appeared in TM2 (1989).
• Egorn (5)First appeared in GAZ3 (1987).
• Eihantell (1)
• Eikervik (1)
• Eisamberg (1)
• Eisenturm (5)
• Eisenturm Brücke (1)
• Ekiddu (2)First appeared in Dragon 192 (1993).
• Ekola (1)
• Ekto (10)First appeared in M5 (1987).
• Ekundayo (1)First appeared in Champions of Mystara (1993).
• Elbernion (2)First appeared in Geoff Gander’s Lhomarr (1998).
• Elber River (1)A river sourced in the western Mengul Mountains, flowing around the Denagoth Plateau before plunging underground, then resurfacing in Heldann. Also known as the Elber River. First appeared in X11 (1986), named Naga River; referenced in a table in TM1 (1989), as Elber River.
• Eldamir (1)
• Elegy Island (10)First appeared in GAZ4 (1987).
• Elegy Tower (2)Kingdom of Haven, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Elemental Plane of Air (5)First appeared in Companion (1984).
• Elemental Plane of Earth (5)First appeared in Companion (1984).
• Elemental Plane of Fire (5)First appeared in Companion (1984).
• Elemental Plane of Water (5)First appeared in Companion (1984).
• Elfripple River (4)889 miles long. First appeared in Dawn of the Emperors (1989).
• El Grande Carrascal (2)Gnollish Territory. First appeared in Dragon 176 (1991).
• Elleromyr (10)First appeared in GAZ5 (1988).
• Ellerovyn (7)First appeared in GAZ3 (1987).
• El Lugar (2)First appeared in Dragon 174 (1991).
• Elmglow Forest (3)First appeared in GAZ13 (1990).
• Elsborg (1)A village in southeastern Qeodhar. First appeared in the Mystaran Almanac AC 1018, in maps by Geoff Gander (2002).
• Elstrich (8)First appeared in GAZ11 (1989).
• Elstrich River (4)First appeared in TM1 (1989).
• Elstrick River (1)First appeared in GAZ11 (1989).
• Elsunrath Cave (3)First appeared in GAZ13 (1990).
• Elthanamir (1)
• The Elven Land (1)First appeared in CM7 (1986).
• Elven Palace (2)A palace in the Kingdom of Arogansa, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Elven Pass (2)
• El’Krak Fortress (2)First appeared in GAZ10 (1989).
• Emdur (4)First appeared in Dragon 200 (1993).
• Emerald (Heaven’s Crown) (1)A floating island in Upper Heaven’s Crown District, in the Kingdom of Floating Ar, Alphatian Empire. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Emerald Ridge (3)
• The Emerlas (6)A region of the Canolbarth Forest in Alfheim in the Known World. First appeared in O2 (1985).
• Emerond (2)First referenced in Dragon 166 (1991); first appeared on a map in Poor Wizard’s Almanac II (1993).
• Emesi (2)
• Emirate of Abbashan (8)A province of the Emirates of Ylaruam. First appeared in GAZ2 (1987).
• Emirate of Alasiya (8)A province of the Emirates of Ylaruam. First appeared in GAZ2 (1987). The name was inherited from Moldvay and Schick’s Known World (c. 1976).
• Emirate of Dythestenia (8)A province of the Emirates of Ylaruam. First appeared in GAZ2 (1987).
• Emirate of Makistan (11)A province of the Emirates of Ylaruam. First appeared in GAZ2 (1987).
• Emirate of Nicostenia (7)A province of the Emirates of Ylaruam. First appeared in GAZ2 (1987).
• Emirate of Nithia (9)A province of the Emirates of Ylaruam. First appeared in GAZ2 (1987).
• Emirate of Ylaruam (17)A nation of the Known World. First appeared in X1 (1981). The name was inherited from Moldvay and Schick’s Known World (c. 1976). Name changed to Emirates of Ylaruam, fully developed and mapped in GAZ2 (1987).
• Emirates of Ylaruam (26)A nation of the Known World. First appeared in X1 (1981), where it was known as Emirate of Ylaruam. The name was inherited from Moldvay and Schick’s Known World (c. 1976). Fully developed and mapped in GAZ2 (1987), where it was first pluralised to Emirates of Ylaruam.
• Emperor’s Rampart (4)First appeared in Hollow World (1990).
• Emperor’s Walk (2)First appeared in HWR3 (1992).
• Empire of Alphatia (11)An empire centred on the island continent of Alphatia, including Bellissaria, the Esterhold peninsula, Norwold, and parts of the Isle of Dawn. First referenced and partially mapped in CM1 (1984). Developed and mapped a little more in Master and then in M1 (both 1985). Fully developed and mapped in Dawn of the Emperors (1989). Dragon’s Voyage of the Princess Ark series (1990-1992) and the Poor Wizard’s Almanacs (1992-1994) provided further development of the empire.
• Empire of Dorfin IV (8)A nation of western Brun. First appeared in Master (1985).
• Empire of Tangor (3)A nation of western Brun. First appeared in Master (1985).
• Empire of the Great Khan (3)A nation of western Brun. First appeared in Master (1985).
• Empire of Thyatis (63)A nation of the Known World. First appeared in X1 (1981). The name was inherited from Moldvay and Schick’s Known World (c. 1976). Extents of the empire were defined in CM1 (1984), adjusted in M5 (1987). Fully developed and mapped in Dawn of the Emperors (1989).
• Empire of Zuyevo (3)
• Empty Valley (3)First appeared in Dungeon 6 (1987).
• Empty Valley River (1)First appeared in Dungeon 6 (1987).
• Empyrion (1)A town on the floating island of Griffon Prime, in Upper Griffon District, Floating Ar, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• En-Hadoth (2)A village in Limn, Alphatian Empire. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Enchanted Forest (1)
• Enchanted Valley (6)
• Enchanted Wood (5)First appeared in X11 (1986).
• Endsley River (4)First appeared in Dragon 183 (1992).
• Endsmeet Reef (4)First appeared in TM1 (1989).
• Eneser River (4)First appeared in Dragon 200 (1993).
• Engrail-on-the-pond (3)Kingdom of Theranderol, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Ennaej (3)First appeared in GAZ2 (1987), where it featured as a label in the map in the cover art.
• Ennaej Crags (1)
• Ennamasur (2)First appeared in Dragon 192 (1993).
• Enom (1)First appeared in Dragon 183 (1992).
• Enoress (1)
• Ensheya (1)First appeared in Dragon 183 (1992).
• Enshur (3)First appeared in Dragon 192 (1993).
• Enthrall River (2)181 miles long. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Entrechat Bridge (3)Kingdom of Haven, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Enveh (4)First appeared in Dragon 200 (1993).
• Epitaph (3)
• Epitaph Tower (2)Kingdom of Haven, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Eporax (3)First appeared in Dragon 177 (1992).
• equator (6)First appeared in Dragon 154 (1990).
• Er (5)First appeared in Dragon 192 (1993).
• Eraion (1)First appeared in HWR3 (1992).
• Erdals Fjellet River (2)First appeared in TM2 (1989).
• Erdu (4)First appeared in Dragon 200 (1993).
• Eredhon (1)
• Eredor (4)First appeared in Dragon 200 (1993).
• Erendyl (11)First appeared in GAZ3 (1987).
• Erethduyl (1)
• Erewan (7)First appeared in GAZ3 (1987).
• Eriadna (11)First appeared in GAZ3 (1987).
• Erid Isle (1)First appeared in X13 (1987).
• Eriksen Tower (2)First appeared in TM2 (1989).
• Eriphyl (1)
• Eriun Malorth (3)The Killing Grounds. First appeared in Ramelin Mystara (2018).
• Erkalion (1)
• Errolyn (8)First appeared in Dawn of the Emperors (1989).
• Ersel (3)First appeared in Dragon 178 (1992).
• Ers River (1)First appeared in Dragon 178 (1992).
• Eruûd (2)A village on the Sound of Harmony, Stoutfellow, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Erwill Lake (1)
• Ery-emar (1)First appeared in HWR2 (1991).
• Ery-usar (1)First appeared in HWR2 (1991).
• Eryndwir (1)
• Escolhos (1)First appeared in Dragon 174 (1991).
• Escutcheon River (3)A river in the Kingdom of Theranderol, Alphatian Empire. Sourced in the Grey Mountains, it is a tributary of the Sufflue River. 140 miles long. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Escutcheon Trail (3)Kingdom of Theranderol, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Eseri (2)
• Eshnu (2)First appeared in Dragon 192 (1993).
• Eshu (4)First appeared in Dragon 200 (1993).
• Espora-Verde (4)First appeared in Dragon 183 (1992).
• Essith Trail (2)
• Essuria (6)First appeared in X11 (1986).
• Essurian Arm Mountains (1)
• Essurian Grasses (5)An area of grasslands on the eastern side of the Denagothian Plateau. First appeared in X11 (1986) labelled as Essuria. Geoff Gander adapted this to Essurian Grasses (1997), and JTR further changed it to Essurian Grasslands (2006).
• Essurian Grasslands (1)An area of grasslands on the eastern side of the Denagothian Plateau. First appeared in X11 (1986) labelled as Essuria. Geoff Gander adapted this to Essurian Grasses (1997), and JTR further changed it to Essurian Grasslands (2006).
• Estado de Almarrón (4)First appeared in Dragon 175 (1991).
• Estado de Guadalante (3)First appeared in Dragon 175 (1991).
• Estado de Texeiras (1)First appeared in Dragon 174 (1991).
• Estate of Achelos (1)
• Estate of Dmitrov (12)First appeared in GAZ1 (1987).
• Estate of Marilenev (27)A dominion in the Grand Duchy of Karameikos, including the capital city, Specularum, and the old Marilenev castle. First appeared in Expert (1981), where the label was clearly attached to the castle, although the dominion border was also marked. The label was reinterpreted as the name of the dominion in B6 (1984), and this first appeared on a map in GAZ1 (1987).
• Estate of Penhaligon (13)First appeared in GAZ1 (1987).
• Estate of Radlebb (1)
• Esterhold (16)First appeared in Dawn of the Emperors (1989).
• Esterhold Peninsula (3)First appeared in Poor Wizard’s Almanac (1992).
• Esterhold Trail (2)
• Estin (5)First appeared in GAZ3 (1987).
• Estoniarsk (6)First appeared in GAZ3 (1987).
• Estoppale (2)
• Estuary of Menkara (1)First appeared in HWR2 (1991).
• Etang de Béthune (2)First appeared in PC4 (1992).
• Etang des Fleurs (2)First appeared in PC4 (1992).
• Eternity (4)
• Ethengar (31)Short form for the Ethengar Khanates, a nation of the Known World, first appearing in X1 (1981). Also the capital city of the Ethengar Khanate, first appearing in X10 (1985), shifted south in GAZ3, then phased out in GAZ12 (1989). The name was inherited from Moldvay and Schick’s Known World (c. 1976).
• Ethengar Khanate (28)A nation of the Known World. First appeared in X1 (1981). The name was inherited from Moldvay and Schick’s Known World (c. 1976). Name changed to Ethengar Khanates, fully developed and mapped in GAZ12 (1989).
• Ethengar Khanates (18)A nation of the Known World. First appeared in X1 as Ethengar Khanate (1981). The name was inherited from Moldvay and Schick’s Known World (c. 1976). Name changed to Ethengar Khanates, fully developed and mapped in GAZ12 (1989).
• Ethereal Plane (5)First appeared in Companion (1984).
• Eubax (3)First appeared in Dragon 178 (1992).
• Eusdria (7)First appeared in Dragon 178 (1992).
• Evekarr Fort (5)First appeared in GAZ6 (1988).
• Evekarr Pass (4)First appeared in GAZ6 (1988).
• Evekarr Road (4)First appeared in GAZ6 (1988).
• Evemur (12)First appeared in GAZ6 (1988).
• Evemur River (6)First appeared in GAZ6 (1988).
• Everast River (4)First appeared in GAZ6 (1988).
• Everblack River (1)226 miles long.
• Everfeed (6)First appeared in Dragon 154 (1990).
• Evergreen (2)First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Evergrun (1)First appeared in GAZ5 (1988).
• Everton (3)
• Everway Tower (2)
• Everwinter Lands (1)
• Evocadia (2)First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Exaltation (1)
• Expiatam (2)
• Expiation Weald (4)
• Eyemouth (4)First appeared in TM1 (1989).
• Eye of the Velya (2)A lake in the Kingdom of Arogansa, Empire of Alphatia. First appeared in Bruce Heard’s Alphatia (2012).
• Eyf (5)First appeared in Dragon 177 (1992).