so on the matter of ridiculousness, my current idea is slowly shaping up more and more to be inspired by Gloryhammer's recent album (spacefaring medieval civilization in Fife). Since the in-album explanation is that this whole mess comes from a zombie unicorn invasion (yeah idk either), is it possible to label it as "fantasy" but still use the real world? or is this slowly becoming too ASB for MOTF?
That most recent post on the current MOTF...
It's the political map of Crusader Kings II: After The End.
Also, is it okay if our maps are similar to others?
I have one that is similar to the After the End based one, not identical at all though, but the Caliwank really makes it seem alike.
Always the Bridesmaid
Make a map showing a secondary power that is constantly overshadowed by a more powerful ally.
Better Together
Krall's preferred alternate title: Two's Company
Make a map showing the union state of two ostensibly equal nations.
It doesn't necessarily have to be formed by peaceful means, or even voluntarily, but it has to be one nation formed of two distinct groups.
One for Me, One for You
Make a map showing two or more powers dividing a region between themselves.
One for Me, One for You
Make a map showing two or more powers dividing a region between themselves.
This is my preference. I think I have an idea already.
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As for the next one, I like Better Together
As I am a MotM award winner, I will put my award-winning opinion behind this idea.I really like Holy Roman Empire, Batman!
Nope, though a restriction on the size of maps posted wouldn't hurtIt looks like "HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, BATMAN!" is the most popular challenge suggestion at the moment. I do have a couple of issues with its wording though:
-Firstly, it specifies "Europe, North or South America, or East Asia", which in retrospect seems oddly specific, and I see no reason why excluding the rest of Asia, as well as all of Africa and Oceania, benefits the challenge. Would people be averse to me changing this to "a continent or region"?
-Secondly, it specifies that there should be no PoDs before Columbus (presumably before his discovery of the Americas), which also seems needlessly restrictive. Would people mind if I removed this requirement entirely?
I'd say it'd be better to do as you say. I'd rather see less restricted ideas than needlessly restricted ones.It looks like "HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, BATMAN!" is the most popular challenge suggestion at the moment. I do have a couple of issues with its wording though:
-Firstly, it specifies "Europe, North or South America, or East Asia", which in retrospect seems oddly specific, and I see no reason why excluding the rest of Asia, as well as all of Africa and Oceania, benefits the challenge. Would people be averse to me changing this to "a continent or region"?
-Secondly, it specifies that there should be no PoDs before Columbus (presumably before his discovery of the Americas), which also seems needlessly restrictive. Would people mind if I removed this requirement entirely?
It looks like "HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, BATMAN!" is the most popular challenge suggestion at the moment. I do have a couple of issues with its wording though:
-Firstly, it specifies "Europe, North or South America, or East Asia", which in retrospect seems oddly specific, and I see no reason why excluding the rest of Asia, as well as all of Africa and Oceania, benefits the challenge. Would people be averse to me changing this to "a continent or region"?
-Secondly, it specifies that there should be no PoDs before Columbus (presumably before his discovery of the Americas), which also seems needlessly restrictive. Would people mind if I removed this requirement entirely?