Study antique terrain
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From: Ambiguous Cartography
Your collection of maps includes those of Hell's hinterland.
Unlocked with 
Lead: Cartography 401-403
Locked with 
Librarian's Progress 200
Challenge information
- 121 - very chancy (41%)
- 151 - chancy (51%)
- 180 - modest (61%)
- 210 - very modest (71%)
- 239 - low-risk (81%)
- 269 - straightforward (91%)
- 295 - straightforward (100%)
Success
Tracing the contours
Description summary:
The description varies based on your level of 
Lead: Cartography.
| Lead: Cartography | Description |
|---|---|
| 402 | A gondolier's map of the canals reveals a lattice of waterways branching from the Octagonal Tomb. Was irrigation once performed there? |
| 403 | Two ragged thirds of a larger map transpire to be both of Hell and of London. The missing piece is, therefore, the territory in between. Evidence from an absence is always tricky but […] you can at least infer that the terrain has always been expansive. |
| 404 | An old pilgrim's guide with an iron drum upon its embossed leather reveals the seven primary chapels and shrines that encircle Hell. The guide refers to them as the Ring of the Lilies. |
[Find the rest of the story at https://www.fallenlondon.com]
Watchful is increasing…
You've gained 39 x Librarian's Progress
You have a lead in the Liminal Studies section of your library. (Sets 
Lead: Liminality to 401, if below 401)
You've gained 1 x Lead: Cartography
Failure
Errors and portents
The maps, when unrolled, prove less helpful than might be desired. [...] A piece of singed cloth here might have been the hidden shrine of the Chanticleer, but is, more likely, where some less conscientious collector has placed a mug of hot tea.
- Watchful is increasing…
- You've lost 2 x Librarian's Progress
