Each area is abundant in certain goods and scarce in others. By understanding where goods originate from you can understand where they will sell cheap and where they will demand a hefty price, it's all about arbitrage. Remember too, there are other merchants and caravans, as such, to get the highest price for your goods you have to go far from their destination of origin as many caravans help spread the goods further outward. Another option is to go where they are in exceeding demand, often large prosperous manufacturing sectors looking for inputs or kingdoms at war. I.e. Hogs go East and South means you should buy Hogs in The North West where there are producers (Vlandia and Battania) and you should sell them far away where the good is in low supply and high demand. In this case based on the map and experience it would be to the East and South, specifically Southern Empire and the Aserai. I spent some time cleaning up the remaining Depths of Darkhollow zones bringing them all up to my current standards of quality. Most notable was remapping large portions of The Hive to get the hives and ramps really clean and easier to understand how the levels tie together. I was unhappy with the quality for a few zones and remapped them from scratch: Lair of the Fallen, Crypt of Shade, Deepscar’s Den, and Tinmizer`s Wunderwerks. This set includes a more details to Shadow Valley and a cleaned up Umbral Plains, along with paths and detailed central platform. Finished detailed maps for a few of the zones. Darklight Caverns looks great (see below). I also added the Grimling tunnels in Shar Val (see below). I also cleaned up Firefall Pass and for the falls into the four pit areas, I used yellow for the top and orange for below. Should make it much easier to see safe drop-downs to the lower level.

If you have played Bannerlord some I would recommend skipping to my Supply and Demand Section and then Item Production Maps section as it will have the most value for you. Then skimming anything before it if you have questions about the mechanics of items and trade. Of course, if you haven't traded much or have some doubts, inquires, or questions regarding trading and goods I encourage you to start from the beginning. New version of map files with original EverQuest & Kunark hunters. Hunter information in the legend as well, similar to what I did for newer expansions. Also revised versions of Heart of Fear zones, Plane of Shadow, Abysmal Sea and much more. We thank you for being part of the community and for sharing your map skills with the rest of Norrath!

Database Sites

My collection of in-game maps are all contained in the zip file linked below. These are best-of maps that I have put time into cleaning up, clarifying, and correcting. Better yet, I’ve quested from original EQ to present and added enormous numbers of hunter/named/quests/merchants and etc. A summary of changes is below, and includes something from almost every expansion. The big improvements are a completely new map for Fortress Mechanotus and large revisions to Lavaspinner’s Lair. This set of updated maps is focuses on the Seeds of Destruction expansion. Many of the maps were functional, but could have been much better. I wound up remapping five of the zones completely. Also included is a new Plane of Justice map.

Note how, the first sets of in-game nubmers[sic] get swapped, and their signs get reversed in the map file.Magnetic tape adapted for recording speech for blind people together with apparatus for making and playing the adapted tape and certain low vision aids Locate where EverQuest installed on your computer; typically the “C:\users\public\Everquest” folder. Removed all obsolete zones from map collection. Place these files in a new folder or delete any existing files in your Brewall maps folder.