Added Solteirs, the Throne of Ro

Solteris, the Throne of Ro - the end zone of The Buried Sea (2007) and the battleground between Mayong and Solusek Ro, was missing from Brewall's latest zone connection map from 2019.

You access the zone from Katta Castrum.

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