Circle of the World
About this Map
This comprehensive map, depicts the known 'Circle of the World'. It illustrates the geopolitical landscape of the First Law trilogy and subsequent novels, including the central island of Midderland (The Union), the rugged North, the vast Gurkish Empire to the south, and the fractured lands of Styria to the east. The map meticulously details major cities like Adua and Dagoska, mountain ranges, and the surrounding seas, providing a vital visual reference for the gritty, character-driven epic fantasy world of the First Law.
References and Links
The First Law Trilogy (The Blade Itself, Before They Are Hanged, Last Argument of Kings)
Jack Shepherd (TallShepherd): https://firstlaw.fandom.com/wiki/Circle_of_the_World?file=Circle_of_the_World_by_user_TallshepherdPress.jpg
Map Details
Author
Joe Abercrombie
Artist
Jack Shepherd
Book
The Blade Itself
Series
The First Law
World/Universe
Circle of the World
Map Versions
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