The rich and affluent reside inside this gated community and they are usually not to keen to allow others inside.

Sub-boards: Bowerstone North Square, Bowerstone North Market, Gyre Mansion, The North Mansion, The Stone Fortress, Bowerstone Dungeon, Headman's Hill

A hustle and bustle of people mark the beginings of the shopping area of the town.

Sub-boards: Bowerstone Bank, The Streets of Bowerstone, The Sandgoose, Moon and Fang, Cutting Edge, Demon Door

A bright, cheerful place that is a bit poorer then it's dear neighbor, Bowerstone North.

Sub-boards: Bowerstone Square, The Schoolhouse

A nice collection of homes house this part of the civillians in Bowerstone. At least it's better then the Slums.

Sub-boards: 240 Main Lane, 300 Main Lane, The West Innery

Neslted off in the corner are the slums of Bowerstone. The poor and the unfortunate reside here, but the rent is cheap!

Sub-boards: 420 Cobblestone Road, 500 Cobblestone Road, The Octagon Shack

After a long hard day on the battlefield, why not take break at the local picnic area?
Watch out for wasps!

The edge of the forest is dark and cold. Enter if you dare. Bandits and Rogues are known to stalk the shadows for potential "benefactors".

Sub-board: Lumberjack House

If you can get past the toll booth you'll find a little bandit camp on the other side. Hey these bandits aren't that tough!

A tiny little cottage in the middle of no where. Seems innocent enough.

A dark scary cave filled with man-eating monsters is the entrance to another dark scary place filled with more man-eating monsters. Watch your head.

One of the darkest woods in all of Albion. Evil monsters roam freely here, but you must also worry about the evil people that swarm the place.

Sub-boards: The Darkwood Bordello, The Temple of Skorm, The Darkwood River, The Balverine Lair, The Darkwood Knoll

The Sparkling Forest was named such for it bright silver trees. It lies just off of Barrow's Field.

Sub-boards: The Forest, Forest Shack

A small area of farms, huts, and trader tents. Nothing is more appealing after Darkwood.

The river of Barrow's Field is one of the most breathtaking sites in Albion. Take a quick break beside it and feel your worries fall away.

Sub-boards: The River, The Green Tent

The numerous fields of Barrow's Field are often credited with feeding Albion. The peasants can still be seen toiling in the field.

A small picturesque town with a few shops, a fight club and a bar!

Sub-boards: The Bridge, Crazy Leo's Wonder Emporium, Town Square, The Beach, Forgotten Trail

A quiet place where most of the dead come to rest. The living are also welcome.

Sub-boards: The Cemetary, The Dead

All who wish to enter the bandit camp MUST come through here in order to gain entry!

Here lies the [{Bandits}] Fist Fighters Club. Bandits train here and opposition is welcome,
Just remember we Bandits have our own set of rules!

A tall wall surrounds the place. It is filled with the scum of the earth and is comprised of tents. These people only hope of being promoted.

INFORMATION ON BANDITS FOUND HERE.

Moderator: Hawk

Sub-board: 1st Tier - Map of Albion

The gated section for the best of the bandit warriors. Their homes and provisions are much better then the underlings.

Moderator: Hawk

Sub-board: 2nd Tier - Map of Albion

The third and final tier of the Bandit Camp. The richest commanders reside here, along with the best food and the strongest Dark Mages.

Moderator: Hawk

Sub-board: 3rd Tier - The Map of Albion

Rowdy and loud, this is where the lowest of the lowest bandits sleep at night.

A much more solid and homey place for the better warriors to live. It's still rambuntious but at least now you have a floor.

A small collection of large boulders in a circle mark this clearing in the woods.

A dark black lake in the center of Witchwood. Some say it is black because of all the Balverine blood that has been spilled. Others, because of the lost souls stuck inside. Some think those theories are ridiculous and point out it is black mud. Whatever.

Sub-boards: Witchwood Lake, The Temple of Avo

A small tribal town where the inhabitants wear very little clothing and even less fear.

Sub-boards: The Statue, The Tribal Hall

A large bustling area where the tribe trades goods and services.

Sub-board: Balverines and Beer

For year the people of Hook Coast had no one to trade with. Now that they do, shops have sprung up all over the place.

Sub-board: The Kraken Inn

The villagers of Hook Coast enjoy large, slightly drab, houses that protect them from the sea air.

Sub-board: The Mayor's Home

An ancient lighthouse that once told seafarers where the land was. Now it is filled with mystery and monsters.

After landing on the island, visitors are met with a group of steep, slick mountains that they must cross to get to Snowspire.

You have gotten pass the hazards of the mountains but now you have to worry about Ice Trolls and White Balverines.

A quaint town in the middle of a hectic and dangerous place.

Sub-boards: The Front Gates, The Street of Snowspire, The Oracle, Snowspire Mansion

The Snowspire Village Market has many shops and plenty of things to buy.

A long steep path leeding up to the Northen Wastes.
Mind you don't slip on the ice or get killed by Minions.

Necropolis is an ancient ghost town with its dead residents still going about their day-to-day lives. Some say they don't know they died!

Archon, the saviour of Albion created this hundreds of years ago. Nobody knows what it is for.