This hand-drawn and coloured map covers the streets and alleyways from the Skinners’ Hall and Steelyard in the west, to the Tower of London and the fields beyond the wall to the east. The Adventures Window of the Soul and The Gong-scourer’s Baby unfold on these streets – both kicking off across the river in Southwark.

The PDF provides a large format map, including layers that feature the wards on one and churches and notable inns on the other. In addition, as the world of Dee continues to develop and expand, the “living map” will be updated with more layers and content that will be freely available to those who purchase it.

However, this is not that London. The Dee Sanction is already an alternate take on history and in mapping out the areas, wards and neighbourhoods you should expect differences. Many differences. The map is being hand-drawn and then coloured. Beyond that, I’ll be marking up key streets and locations. The general sights and sites will be the same, but I fully expect, for example, that some churches might be the wrong shape, the guildhalls the wrong size, and the islands under London Bridge the wrong orientation.

That’s a fictional London for you, without being an utterly fictional one. This is a Tudor capital with hearty nods to a reality you can read about and expand upon through John Stow‘s travelogues, but don’t expect everything to be just so. As the Core Book indicates, the game isn’t about pedantry and the map isn’t either. This is not an exam; there will not be a test.