EverQuest Atlas - PC

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At last, the rich and mysterious world of EverQuest is opened to players in a full-color book that uncovers the wonders of Norrath in fantastic detail. Introducing the EverQuest Atlas: The Maps of Myrist, an invaluable reference for players of one of the most popular online game worlds ever created.

Compiled by Maelin Starpyre, the grand historian of Myrist in the Plane of Knowledge, the EverQuest Atlas reveals the world in encyclopedic detail through a wealth of never-released EverQuest lore and over 170 full-color maps--including information on the Planes of Power. New and seasoned players alike will discover excitement even in places they thought they knew well.

Plan your path to adventure with EverQuest Atlas: The Maps of Myrist.

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Plan your path to adventure with EverQuest Atlas: The Maps of Myrist.

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B000069K5R

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October 14, 2002

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36 customer reviews

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8.3 x 6.8 x 1.3 inches; 2 pounds

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Joy R. Lynskey

Nice quality Everquest product

May 5, 2017

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Great Everquest Pc product. Good quality, nicely fleshed out. Perfect for the Everquest fan in your life! Great price too!

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Cooncatbob

Nice but not an Atlas

November 3, 2002

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Never be lost in EverQuest again,that's what they say but if you use this Atlas as a guide you'll never figure out where you are. This book is very nice and it's filled with losts of pretty pictures with good useful imformation about each zone but it's not a guide to keep beside your computer while you play.While the maps are pretty, they are small with little detail. But the major problem with this book is that the zones are listed alpabeticaly for the whole world, I mean you don't put Alaska next to Afganastan! This is a nice book to read through in your spare time but if you need maps to use while you play go to one of the EQ web sites and print what you need.

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semosier

very poor maps

October 18, 2002

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Do not buy this book, it has very poor maps
you can find better maps and information online

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E. Hoffman

This "atlas" will get you KILLED in EQ

January 24, 2003

I bought this for my wife for Christmas as we're both avid EQ players....
While the book does have some interesting reading material, as another reviewer has stated, this is certainly not why I bought it, and the writing is definitely not worth the price you pay.
Here are some of the major problems with these maps:
1) Map and adjacent zone information is simply wrong. Example: I believe the map says that "The Grey" is adjacent to "Marus Seru", when it is not - "Mons Letalis" is between The Grey and Marus Seru.
2) The maps are not at all detailed. If you have used the [online] maps you probably expect a certain level of detail (where certain mobs live, etc) and little of that detail is in these maps. Additionally, the maps are TINY, and they're shown at a strange angle, which makes them ever less useful. Again, [online] maps are at a directly overhead view and are decently sized.
3) Information about zones is incorrect. Each zone has page or two of info and background, including the range of mob levels. I can't remember the exact zone, but there was one listed in this book as level 10-25 that has 55+ monsters in it.
... I wish I had purchased it from [Amazon.com] rather than a mall so I wouldn't have to drive all over the world to return it, because I don't have the patience for that. So now we're stuck with a book with mediocre writing and useless maps. Way to go, Sony....

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Journey

Great!

August 25, 2005

This is by no means a cheat guide, if that's what you want I suggest you look elsewhere. This book is geared mainly toward the few people who play this game for the ROLEPLAYING aspect, which 99% of players seem to have overlooked and play this game as if it was another Quake or Unreal...

Anyway, this book gives lots of interesting information on the history of Norrath, zone info, NPC info, and beautiful maps. The maps are not like the grid-based, satellite view maps with mob locations and spawn times like you would find on most cheat websites.

If you prefer to roleplay and not just run from one zone to another killing certain mobs just to get your current quest item, then this book is for you. If all you want out of the game is to max out your level and get your epic in the shortest time possible, you're better off visiting a cheat site. Or better yet, go play a Final Fantasy and save money and bandwidth.

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William Mackie

Too bad

January 17, 2003

This book had the potential to be a "must have" on every avid EQ player's desk, but it falls painfully short. So short, in fact, that as a map resource, it is horribly inferior to most maps available on the internet. As a source of practical zone information, it is completely useless, in some cases (as have been mentioned in other reviews) the information is simply incorrect. As a bit of light reading including some EQ lore minutiae that may have been heretofore unknown, it might actually succeed. I can't tell, however, since I really don't care.
Things that are not included that should be, in my opinion:
The positions of Plane of Knowledge books.
A grid for finding locations.
Names for prominent map locations.
Descriptions and possibly level ranges for various monsters. found in the zone and information on where they can be found
Faction information in a more specific sense.
Almost all of these things can be found on maps provided by many of the various EQ cartography sites.
If you want hand drawn maps with colorful commentary about the various zone, but not much else, maybe this book is for you. If you want a legitimate EQ resource, look elsewhere.
One more thing, the book that I purchased (brand new) was missing roughly 30 pages. Zones starting with the letters "E", "F" and "G" had vanished from inside the shrinkwrap mysteriously.

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Buddy

Buyer Beware

February 14, 2003

Well, I guess Sony just couldn't stand the online entrepreneurs producing maps of this great game so they decided to publish a paper version and sell it.
Well, you would think that the company that owns the game would know the content of the game, but they evidently don't. If you are a novice gamer, please do not buy this book as a guide to the world of EQ. The maps are grossly incorrect in respect to locations of landmarks, camps, town, druid rings, you name it. The zone levels listed are most incorrect and the "dangers within" background stories are erroneous.
Ever since Sony shoved Verant Interactive out of the picture, there has a been a succession of poorly executed attempts to milk the EQ cash cow. This atlas is one of the worst.
Please don't make the mistake I made when I preordered this terrible boot and waste of money.

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