Once you reach the second major zone in Avowed, Sanza will once again call upon you to find a missing cartographer. Here is ...

The original mission in the quest required you to find a cartographer's location in Dawnshore for a man named Sanza. Well, as it turns out, Sanza has sent out plenty of other cartographers who ...

Sanza employs a cartographer named Geirmund who has gone missing somewhere in Dawnshore and he tasks you with finding him, or whatever is left of him. Unfortunately, unlike other side quests in ...

In this guide, we’ll walk you through where to find the cartographer in Emerald Stair in the Avowed Mapping the Living Lands side quest. To find the cartographer in Emerald Stair, begin by ...

Not much to go on then. In this guide, we’ll walk you through where to find the cartographer in Galawain’s Tusks in the Avowed Mapping the Living Lands side quest. To find the cartographer ...

Once you leave the (relative) safety of Claviger’s Landing in Dawnshore for the first time in Avowed, chances are you’ll meet Sanza, a cartographer whose apprentices have gone missing.

Lehto added that the game's much-loved fourth level, The Silent Cartographer, was the "closest we got" to open world Halo at the time, with the level's shift away from linear corridors toward a ...

Cartography is the discipline of making or studying maps. The process of communicating or visualising spatial data, it is often employed in urban planning, environmental studies, disaster ...

The side quest only says that the cartographer should be located near some cliffs on the east side of Dawntrail, which is quite a big place to search. The area you’re looking for is called Usher ...

Mapping the Living Lands is an optional side quest in Avowed, requiring you to find cartographer maps in each region - here's where you need to go (Image via Obsidian Entertainment) Mapping the ...

Also on view during the early days of Manipulate 2025 was a fine collective event at the Fruitmarket Gallery, called Cartography, and beautifully co-ordinated by theatre-maker Al Seed as a work-in ...