Along with extraterrestrial species like how we had, say, Cybertronians in 2.0? Also, what about things like interstellar human polities such as the Imperium of Man?
THICC: The Highly-Inclusive Color Code
- Thread starter Crazy Boris
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Some suggestions (Mainly for Iberia):
- Tarragona color could also be used for "Norman Iberia" (Norman Principality of Tarragona)
- Laridah/Lleida color, Laridah was a Taifa and nowadays is a province of Catalonia
- Colors for the Five Patriarchates (Jerusalem, Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch)
- Catalan Greece (Achaia color would be ok or a new color, to share it with Duchy of Neopatras)
- Consulate of the Sea/Mediterranean "Hansa"
- Jewish Balearic Kingdom (Existed only as de facto polity in the early medieval ages, but I guess Jewish Spain color is already okay)
- Bardulia/Vasconic Castille
- Tartessos
Ok thanks.
I dunno, the person that sent it said "larger key for the same color scheme" so it might be either official or made by him.
Crazy Boris
Banned
That's a proposed expansion, I can't remember who made it or when, but it wasn't by me. That said though, it will probably be added in the next version.
Ah, well i preffer this one than the current one, so i hope it gets officialy added in the next version.
For Fantasy, an interesting one to include would be the UPSIDE DOWN, from Stranger Things.
Having seen THICC 2, I really do feel that going general over specific is best for science fiction and fantasy. Far as I can tell not that many people actually make fanfiction maps; more use their own creations. So no, no upside-down, no Fire Nation, no Vulcans, no New Republic. Keep everything as generic as possible.
Then I'm willing to recommend "Basic utopian" and "Basic dystopian" state as some of the colors. Which actually reminds me of Gulliver's Travels, and the categories the nations depicted within would fall under.
Sacer Bubonicus
Banned
I think a better choice would be to make the generic stuff one color and then have the colors for the specific examples be variations on that color.
I use THICC 3.0 and one of the things I really like about it is that it has this system for certain regions. So if I don't like the generic Bavarian blue color or I think it doesn't contrast well with a neighboring country or even just the ocean depending on the map I use, I can pick from the twenty or so variant colors (including a few purplish colors and one greenish color, for variety).