Our final treat in the run-up to First Lord’s Fury is the long-awaited map of Alera, illustrated by our Priscilla Spencer.
Download it as desktop wallpaper in about every desktop size imaginable:
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Shout-outs go to forum members Belgarion, Kokolores, and Tsunami for their exceptional work on the fan-made map, which served as a great reference point for the project.
Pre-order First Lord’s Fury (or catch up on the previous novels in the series) from the Jim-Butcher.com store!
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Author: priscellie
Priscilla Spencer has been Jim's creative consultant since 2007. In addition to managing content for Jim-Butcher.com and its social media channels, she beta-reads all of Jim's works, serves as a thematic consultant on the graphic novels and role playing games, and illustrates the maps for his books. The whole "Year of Dresden" thing is largely her baby. Her latest claim to fame is directing the official book trailers for Peace Talks and Battle Ground.
In her professional life, Priscilla is a Producer, Writer, Photographer, and Fantasy Map Illustrator working towards a career in producing TV. She enjoys musical theatre, gluten-free cooking, sci-fi/fantasy, and weightlifting. She aspires to travel the world and pet every dog.
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i would have liked to see maybe a second map, showing exactly where the croach had spread as of the begginning of the sixth. it was a little hard to understand exactly where the croach began.
I remember leviathans having turtle heads but don’t recall the fins being that big. Also where is the Feverthorn Jungle and the swamp Amara, Bernard and Sextus slogged through in Captain’s Fury?
YAY! How could I have missed this before? Fantastic! =D
The map is absolutely wonderful. Thank you.
the book is super amazing, read it four times in a row!
Final book in the series? I hope not…wish Mr.Butcher would continue the series by taking Tavi back to Canea to battle the rest of the Vord.
You have such a unique way of writing that I am captured each time I reread one of your books. The Codex Alera is my favorite and I too hope that this is not the last book. Thank you for sharing your gift of imagination with us.
there could be a whole other series, if it started with the first , first lord PRIMUS….