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Palace of the Silver Princess

A ruined castle in the Moorfowl Mountains north of the Barony of Gulluvia. First appeared in the original orange cover B3 (1981).

Known World, 24 miles per hex (1984)

Known World, 24 miles per hex (1983)

Gulluvia, 6 miles per hex (1983)

Known World, 24 miles per hex (1982)

Known World, 24 miles per hex (1981)

Gulluvia, 6 miles per hex (1981)

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Appendix F: Fonts of Mystara’s Maps
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Brun, 24 miles per hex (1986)

Brun, 24 miles per hex (1985)

Brun, 24 miles per hex (1984)