D&D Terry Kuntz's Land of Zothar Campaign Map
This is a player's map photocopy of the Land of Zothar. It was given to Ernie by Terry Kuntz (Rob Kuntz's brother) in 1978 while Ernie was playing in Terry's D&D campaign. Terry's original hand drawn map is long since lost according to a recent exchange with him. So this map may very well be the last copy in existence of a campaign setting played by many of the original D&D players, including Ernie and Gary Gygax, Rob Kuntz, Tom and Neil Christiansen, David C. Sutherland III, Mark Ratner, Tom Champeny, Bill Corey, and many others.
The map itself is highly detailed with terrain features such as hills, marshes, mountains volcanoes, rivers, lakes, deserts, plains, cities and towns, and what appear to be cut down forests. When I initially asked Rob Kuntz to confirm whether this was Terry's map he asked, "Does it have a large line of demarcation across the upper part of the continent?" Indeed it does! One of the most striking features of the map is The Sheilded Wall, a sort of Great Wall that snakes its way across the continent to seperate the Northern Jungles of Corvina from the civilized lands to the South. Look like a fantastic place to visit - if you want to kill things and take their stuff!
Wow! Yet another fantastic campaign world map by one of the orginal D&D players. What a fantastic addition to any collection!
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