Reaver's Refuge Explorer Maps

[Axtorus]

Aussircaex's Valley
Mount Reysalon
Saomi Gardens
Eerie Forest
The White ghostly Icons of Saomi Gardens are graves where greater quell spawn. After quell die the rest of the spawn dies and shroud style healing water spawn near by, random chest and/or lions start to spawn.

These maps were brought to you by Wayfinders Kapairian Nanwel-Thelanis.

[Goldeneye]

wow!, thank you very much!!! great job!

[Turial]

Nice maps.

Note: Laetoil can spawn in multiple locations. One of them is just north of the gazebo on its little island.

[Rcane]

I have also seen the lion just north of the Zen Garden. So check there when trying to farm gems.

[Axtorus]

Fixed maps long ago, and adding Eerie Forest. Don't know why I'm just updating now.

[Lcdr_Swizzle]

I love these maps, and have linked to them from my Adventure Area Table, which list the rares and the xp for slayer completions.

Again, thanks!

[cdemeritt]

The White ghostly Icons of Saomi Gardens are graves where greater quell spawn. After quell die the rest of the spawn dies and shroud style healing water spawn near by, random chest and/or lions start to spawn.

Are the water spawns random as well? I've a couple times run through there, and killed all the quell without getting any water.

[Lcdr_Swizzle]

As of November 29, 2010 ... the maps are virus infected. I hope this gets cleared up soon, because they were the best source.

If they get clean, I will copy them to my website for better future security.

[tihocan]

As of November 29, 2010 ... the maps are virus infected. I hope this gets cleared up soon, because they were the best source.

If they get clean, I will copy them to my website for better future security.

What kind of virus can infect jpegs? :O

[jjflanigan]

What kind of virus can infect jpegs? :O

I haven't checked the links, but it's possible that they aren't really jpegs and are actually HTML / script files renamed to be a jpeg. Virus writers have found that some browsers (most new browsers will not do this) will happily load HTML code from non-HTML file extensions if the server is set to serve them "properly". Virus writers have created various methods that (ab)use this functionality to create files that have a jpeg extension but really utilize javascript, activeX, php, etc to download and infect your system with an executable virus.

Please note, I have no idea if that is going on with the above links as I've not checked them at all. Just wanted to provide a bit of insight as to how it COULD be possible if someone wanted to be a horses patootie and mess with people.

*EDIT*

Also, please note that searching around I was unable to find instances of people abusing this for 5+ years, so I'd be interested in what made him think the maps were virus infected

[Lcdr_Swizzle]

When I go to the links using Google Chrome, it tells me "malware detected, visiting this site may harm your computer."

However, if I visit the site using Internet Explorer, it just opens the pictures.

I apologize for not thoroughly explaining this yesterday, but this is what happened.

[Sarisa]

They appear to be fine here

sarisa@botbay (~): telnet www.axtorus.net 80
Trying 66.117.3.211...
Connected to axtorus.net.
Escape character is '^]'.
HEAD /aussircaexvalley.jpg HTTP/1.0
Host: www.axtorus.net

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 12:56:59 GMT
Server: Apache
Last-Modified: Sun, 02 Nov 2008 19:10:19 GMT
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 163850
Connection: close
Content-Type: image/jpeg

Connection closed by foreign host.
sarisa@botbay (~): fetch http://www.axtorus.net/aussircaexvalley.jpg
aussircaexvalley.jpg                          100% of  160 kB  170 kBps
sarisa@botbay (~): file aussircaexvalley.jpg
aussircaexvalley.jpg: JPEG image data, JFIF standard 1.02

The issue is that it appears Google detected malware on another site hosted there, thus gives you that warning. Firefox also gives the warning.

The IP's given by the warning do not match the IP of the axtorus site, but the malware sites may be hosted at the same location.