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How cruel/weird were the Amazonian heretics in the Papua-wank map?And here's the map.View attachment 595479
How cruel/weird were the Amazonian heretics in the Papua-wank map?And here's the map.View attachment 595479
Wasn't Hitler in the Draka series blond? I don't remember if he had a patch[2] Ten Quatloos to the first to ID the reference.
Well, a Steampunk-ish scenario doesn't have to be the actual Troian war, maybe something more in the vein of Dune... or a greek-style Western where Sioux-like bronze age Troians fight the Mycenaean IRON-HORSE OF TROY?@Gokbay well, there were actually "armoured trains" in ww1 period, weren´t they?
not to mention those huuge "rail" canons (Schwerer Gustav and co.)
but some sort of steampunk-ish troian war featuring trains as main weapon... heh, that could be cool!
maybe let sea dry-out and leave trains and rails as main way of transportion? bit like Railsea of Mieville, just greek-themed?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Compagnie_des_glaces has train wars of the former category.Train War made me imagine armoured trains fighting like battleships on railroads.
That or a metaphorical war. Where one company is building a railroad from one place to another while another is building a different road with same/similar end points and it is a race/commercial competition.
So yeah, Byzantine Empires.
Oh yeah, I meant 'byzantine' as in overcomplicated, which is its other defenition. Which most countries there are.Until its late, declining days wasn't the Byzantine empire rather more centralized than your average dark age/early medieval Christian kingdom?
Amazingly ... realistic. .
Shouldn’t it be the FBU?
How cruel/weird were the Amazonian heretics in the Papua-wank map?
Wasn't Hitler in the Draka series blond? I don't remember if he had a patch
A shame it is on Imgur. Never can seem to zoom in on stuff with that, as I am curious to see the text and the story behind the border with Malaysia. I figure the Thai might have kept one or more of the Unfederated Malay States they gave up claims to sovereignty or hegemony there. Ahh never mind, got it to work on here. Let’s see... Nice to see someone work with the Andaman and Nicobarese Island idea for Anglo-Indians here. The thing about natives referring to trying to colonize or put power over the Sentinelese people, or is it more general, like with the Nationalists in Taiwan? Any importance for Burma not changing to Myanmar? Thailand kept enough of the Shan states up north for the remainder of Burma to have an even greater Burmese majority over the rest that they felt no need to change? And while I know it is out of the scope of this map, Bangladesh and Pakistan one country or separate? I almost funny if, in this world, India ends up as the country with the highest Muslim population. And I have to say, great idea adding military bases to the map. Certainly adds to it.
A Balkanized Indonesia, drawn up for what was basically a shared world that turned into a worldbuilding collective. There are a bunch of PODs, the big one in this area being that Siam pulls a Meiji in the mid-1800s and hacks its way through the various colonial possessions in Southeast Asia during the Unnamed Big 1940s War (yeah, I know, the selective butterfly omnicide is real). A lot of stuff spins off from that POD in this region. I'd have done it differently were the world not built around contributions from about a dozen people with PODs at a million different places in the timeline, but for the butterfly-butchering patchwork world this collective dreamed up, at least mapping stuff out is a fun diversion.
There's some stuff on this one that I'm still working on, but I'm exhausted and wanted to share.
Same world that my Pacific-oriented pseudo-Canada and independent New Caledonia maps came from, incidentally. Good times.
I was hoping for something covering Patrick Tilley's Amtrak WarsCan you make one for the Train War?
Oh, the Thais absolutely wanted a lot of those unfederated states. The end of the war was pretty merciless to them, though. They kept most of Cambodia mainly because they had it for a long time, and they may have held on to part of the Shan region, but the Allies otherwise dismantled Thailand's holdings in the region wholesale en route to pushing the Khana Ratsadon out and reinstalling the monarchy.A shame it is on Imgur. Never can seem to zoom in on stuff with that, as I am curious to see the text and the story behind the border with Malaysia. I figure the Thai might have kept one or more of the Unfederated Malay States they gave up claims to sovereignty or hegemony there. Ahh never mind, got it to work on here. Let’s see... Nice to see someone work with the Andaman and Nicobarese Island idea for Anglo-Indians here. The thing about natives referring to trying to colonize or put power over the Sentinelese people, or is it more general, like with the Nationalists in Taiwan? Any importance for Burma not changing to Myanmar? Thailand kept enough of the Shan states up north for the remainder of Burma to have an even greater Burmese majority over the rest that they felt no need to change? And while I know it is out of the scope of this map, Bangladesh and Pakistan one country or separate? I almost funny if, in this world, India ends up as the country with the highest Muslim population. And I have to say, great idea adding military bases to the map. Certainly adds to it.
Right click/Open Image in New TabA shame it is on Imgur. Never can seem to zoom in on stuff with that
I use an iPad, which means I am unable to do some things. I suppose I assumed the site was like Pinterest, in which they lower the resolution of all the pics put on it.Right click/Open Image in New Tab
I abhor image hosting websites that try to force you to view their “page” for an image when you link to the image directly, but there’s usually a way around that built into any browser.
For the area in Malaysia, I was thinking less about WWII, and more when they originally accepted the British controlling them. If it was a Meiji comparison, I would have thought they have gained one, like how the Japanese seized the Volcano, Bonin, and Ryukyunislands while falsely claiming them to have been Japanese prior to that. I suppose even if they had one before the WWII, the British would take it to shorten their border.Oh, the Thais absolutely wanted a lot of those unfederated states. The end of the war was pretty merciless to them, though. They kept most of Cambodia mainly because they had it for a long time, and they may have held on to part of the Shan region, but the Allies otherwise dismantled Thailand's holdings in the region wholesale en route to pushing the Khana Ratsadon out and reinstalling the monarchy.
The bit concerning the Andamans is more general: They haven't tried to colonize the Sentinelese, but there are still other Andamanese and Nicobarese groups remaining that are somewhat less isolated, and the Dominion's record with them is spotty: They say the right things concerning treatment of Indigenous tribes but don't usually live up to their ideals, a la Canada.
The gang's undecided on India at this point.
Hold down on the image (on the Imgur page) and choose copy. Then paste your clipboard into your URL bar. It’ll load the raw image.I use an iPad
What exactly is the Papuan religion comparable to? The weirder bits of Aztec religion certainly, pantheism idk. I ask out of a Rationalist Principle of Charity (Scott Alexander Siskind) -not assuming the worst intentions of others: “_why can’t we be friends, we’re all Human after all”Is that a sarcastic realistic?
You're almost certainly correct.
A little bit Deep Greens, a little bit Wicker Man (old school)
I thought he did, but my brain may be embellishing my memories.