Suikoden 1 world map
The
Suiko Map
(水滸図,
Suiko Zu
) is an event item that appears in several games of the Suikoden series.
Information
Templeton noted that the map would be really useful and warned McDohl not to lose it. The map covered most of the Toran region, with towns and other points of interest marked. It was considered highly accurate and it is said that the Toran Liberation Army relied heavily on this map when planning their war against the Scarlet Moon Empire.
A similar map made by Templeton showed the topography and towns around Lake Dunan in detail, and was given by him when he joined the New Alliance Army. It was highly useful as folk could see at a glance where they were on the map. The hero would always keep this map to hand on his travels.
Other languages and releases
Japanese
水滸図
Japanese romaji
Suiko Zu
Chinese simplified (HDR)
水浒地图
Chinese traditional (HDR)
水滸地圖
Chinese pinyin
Shuǐhǔ dìtú
English
Suiko Map
French
Carte du monde
German
Weltkarte
Italian
Mappa delle rive
Spanish
Mapa del Mundo
References
Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 146
Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia,
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The whole world is not known and is unlikely to be so for some time, so Konami are unlikely to release a map covering the entire planet.
Actually Konami have not officially confirmed just how the maps for Suikoden III and IV fit onto those for the first two (they did amalgamate those two at least); this means that any maps given may have problems with scales and may have wrongly extrapolated the interconnections.
Anything showing the positions, sizes, shape and the like of countries we haven't seen, or have only seen a small part of, on the map will be completely speculative on the part of the map maker.
Not to mention that we do not know the size and shape of the Suikoden planet so we have no idea what sort of projection, if any, the map would be in anyway.
Projection is the way that spheres are mapped to flat surfaces, in case of world maps the most common is cylindrical projection. This distends distances the further away from the equator travelled, it is most noticable for near polar regions (compare the shape of Greenland on a flat panel map and a globe.)
What is the difference between PAL and NTSC? Why do some games take ages to get a
World Map
#
Name
1
Gregminister
2
Rockland
3
Mt. Seifu
4
Lenankamp
5
Mt. Tigerwolf
6
Sarady
7
Fortress of Kwaba
8
Seika
9
Kaku
10
Toran Castle
11
Kouan
12
Great Forest
13
Kobold Villiage
14
Elf Viliage
15
Dwarf Path
16
Dwarf Villiage
17
Dwarf Vault
18
Pannu Yakuta
19
Fortress of Garen
20
Teien
21
Rikon
22
Liukan Hermitage
23
Antei
24
Soniere Prison
25
Scarleticia
26
Kirov
27
Kalekka
28
Secret Factory
29
Lorimar Fortress
30
Warrior Villiage
31
Qlon
32
Neclord Castle
33
Dragon Den
34
Dragon Knight Fortress
35
Northen Checkpoint
36
Moravia
37
Shasarazade
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