Ancient Map of Cape Farewell

The site of pilgrimage and orgiastic excess during the infamous Roqpin summer festival. Keep a cautious eye out for emotionally overwrought Elw as you wander the tundra cliffs, they are liable to tell you of their willingness to bleed for their country - followed by a practical demonstration of the same.

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Ancient Map of Cape Farewell

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Farewellish subjects and visitors,

When perusing the old forum of Shireroth, I found this ancient map of Cape Farewell. Enjoy! :-D

Here is a version of the map in its original resolution.
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Another treasure you dug up from the old forum! :up1:
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Well, unlike what certain individuals think I'm quite fond of ancient Elwynnese history and customs, and I spend quite some time on the old forum to examine everything carefully and bring back what is good in accordance with the times. :-D
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And you use them as rocket fuel, in stead of as a mill stone!
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Wow, thanks! I've been looking for this :)
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For the collector of artifacts,

Check this out-

http://web.archive.org/web/200605021016 ... bshireroth

A lot of pages are not there yet, but I believe more are coming;.
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Thank you for bring that to our attention!
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Fjorleif wrote:And you use them as rocket fuel, in stead of as a mill stone!
Indeed!
Jonathan wrote:Wow, thanks! I've been looking for this :)
You're welcome!
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