Is this Amerish or is it lava?

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As tweeted by T-Ray:
http://a.yfrog.com/img877/320/m2fam.jpg

Zooming in on the left lower corner you see a little dark smoke and some tube like structures that you'd expect in a volcanic environment...but that looks a lot like a river running through the middle.

I'm hoping that this is actually the boundary between the grassy wet plains and volcanic biome, both on amerish. I can hope, right?

The spikey rocks all over don't look like a highland kinda place at all, though. They definitely seem volcanic.

Potentially its a river of lava.

[SergeantNubins]

Looks more searhus than amerish to me, possibly old oshur.

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Originally Posted by SergeantNubins

Looks more searhus than amerish to me, possibly old oshur.

Neither of which they would be working on during crunch time before closed beta, so forget about them.

[Bags]

looks like snow so esamir

[Sephirex]

Looked like the desert continent to me. Not a lot to learn from a small black and white picture unfortunately.

[Landtank]

Looks nothing like snow to me, he said it was an "old timey map" so it could probably be the Northern portion of Indar.

[lMABl]

I believe its still Indar. I remember seeing those volcanic looking rocks from TB's interview with Higby.

[Zolan]

Pretty sure that's Indar.

[Xyntech]

I'm not 100% sure. I'm Indarcisive.

[The Kush]

Looks like concept art.. I wouldn't take anything too seriously lol

[Maniox]

Definetly underwater combat >

[Arovien]

Originally Posted by The Kush

Looks like concept art.. I wouldn't take anything too seriously lol

This.
Nevertheless, awesome looking.

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MAB is totally right, good catch.

I'm still not sure what those river things are doing in the desert, but yep, its still on indar.

[WellWisherELF]

Originally Posted by Bags

looks like snow so esamir

Well it's in grayscale, so of course it would look white.

Anyways, it kind of looks like the crater of searhus, judging by the huge cliff in the background

[Hmr85]

Its Indar Imo