Just finished browsing through the Anattan Coast book. I’d kinda like to see more details on the people, and even some stats.
It might be distant enough for an advanced being to adventure beyond the reach of the SKs. Aside from the Seer, only a few places seem to extend their power beyond their immediate area.
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The team will be excited to hear their efforts were well-received. 
It was definitely a labor of love for them to hammer all that disparate content into a single, coherent mass.
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I too am very interested in Anattan. I loved the information on the Coast. It left me searching for more. I’d love to see more details on the people and regions in more detail. Thank you to the team for all of their hard work. Totally looking for more on this. Keep up the awesomeness!!!
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Yes, there’s a lot of things mentioned in the Anattan book that would be very cool to expand on.
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My inquiry into the Anattan continent is ultimately independent of the works of the Pristine Tower Development Group, though I strive to be inclusive of their ideas and visions and incorporate them as best I may. It is a fascinating sub-setting, and enjoy that we continue to try and give it life when we first saw glimpses of it in the famous Valley of Dust and Fire map. The more work the better.
Currently, I am most interested in the Altire the Seer concept, as my own campaign forces me to come to a conclusion as to the nature of this being, as I prefer to avoid unnecessary and usually confusing retcons.
My thoughts on multiple 30th level dragons reigning across Athas have been presented elsewhere. In short, I maintain that Denning’s character Nok was in a position to know the truth, and that indeed there were a range of dragons, either fully metamorphosized or mostly metamorphosized, existing across the planet. Before learning of Altire, I had already posited another such dragon, the Ravager, presiding over all Anatta, with his private realm (such as it is) in its most easterly portion. I also accept the proposition that Borys drew a fair portion of his levy from westerly Anatta, or the eastern Tablelands (as originally described by the Wanderer), these cities being within the compass of the Ringing Mountains on the other side of the Sea of Silt.
For me, this leads to a potential overflow of dragons in Anatta, and I am forced to contemplate just what is its nature, more precisely, to make it work. I much appreciate the PTDG team that developed Anatta further for us leaves questions like this open for us to explore without their hand determining all things, but on the question of Altire, I invite their in-depth speculations.
Perhaps it is deserving of its own thread, but I would much appreciate their private proposals. What and who is Altire? Who was he? What are his goals? Does he even really exist? Perhaps we shall hear from the team a more in-depth and concrete answer, even it is a private answer for their personal campaigns.
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Glad to hear it!
Work on it is proceeding slowly, but you’ll be pleased to hear the tram started working on a follow-up to the Anattan Gazetteer immediately after the book was released. 
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