Canonical maps
The town map and regional map were explicitly treated as canonical references. They carry over cleanly into the new site as player-readable anchors.
Project
Saffrondale is a living world run through stable artifacts.
The best legacy project copy treated Saffrondale as more than a setting. It is a campaign system with maps, locations, and rules that remain consistent across sessions.
Core Idea
Persistent consequences, not scripted scenes
Saffrondale was described in the legacy site as a constrained environment where geography matters, rules have weight, and stories emerge from consequence rather than script. That line is still the clearest public description of the project.
Player-facing artifacts matter here: maps, sheets, passports, battlemat state, and adventure history all help the world remain legible even as sessions branch outward.
The Cross Keys Inn is one of the strongest recurring public-facing anchors in the legacy material, so it now has its own lore page.
Player-facing identity
The Player Passport concept survives as guidance because it solves continuity without dragging a full account system into the fiction.
Adventure continuity
Character sheets, battle state, and adventure history are all designed to preserve campaign memory instead of flattening each session into a reset.