Anyone up for doing a co-op Timeline?

Justin Pickard

I was looking through the board archives and noticed some co-operative timelines that had been kickstarted.

As far as I can gather, people agreed on a minor or little-used POD and then divided up the timeline so that each person took, say, five or ten years each.

Turn 1: 1800-1805
Turn 2: 1806-1810
Turn 3: 1811-1815
etc.

Alternatively we could do it so that everyone takes a country and we take it in turns, e.g.

1800
Turn 1: Russia
Turn 2: France
Turn 3: Britain
etc.

Would anybody be interested in this? Suggestions for a POD? Suggestions for how it could work...?

I would personally like it to start pre-1800 and be, at first, primarily European (due to the fact that, as a Brit, I know little about US History)...

Cheers,
JP :D
 

DuQuense

Yes

POD Gustus Vasa not killed in 30 years year?
POD Cavilers Win- Lord Protector Hung
POD no Treaty of Ameins - Britian keeps Corcisa.
POD British have stronger 1763 Procamation, Daniel Boone leads Settlers to Florida- not Kentucky-Florida joins in 1776.
POD Nelson Loses at Copenhagen- Courtmartialed- no Nelson @Trafalger.
POD Frederick Louis, prince of Wales not hit in head with cricket ball- becomes king in 1760, when father George II dies.
 
Grey Wolf

Grey Wolf

Matt Quinn said:
The Composite TL II is technically still around, though it hasn't been updated in who knows how long.
Click to expand...

Ward I think started one, I came up with a load of good (?) ideas and waited for someone to comment/correct it before I went on and no one did

Grey Wolf
 
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