Thank you. The map design is a bunch of idiosyncracies on my part since my use of Inkscape is akin to a caveman bashing a rock and hoping to get somethingExcellent map; informational, aesthetically pleasing, unique traits (capitals in brackets) and unique concept*.
*Half-fallen.*Even if I don't like Japan falling to the Khaganate.
Thank you. The map design is a bunch of idiosyncracies on my part since my use of Inkscape is akin to a caveman bashing a rock and hoping to get something
Not nearly enough. Is Turan really that big though? Weren't there smaller Turanian Kingdoms? I seem to remember that the Appalachians were a group of islands, but maybe I'm confusing that with KullAmazing map! There are not enough Conan maps out there.
I for sure have a fancy for the way that the American supercontinent looks.....Finally getting up to steam on this project. Outline for old world continents a somewhat modified version of someone else's work (will credit in final version) and probably will change further (I really don't like the shape of western "Europe" and "Africa")
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something is wrong with New England’s wikibox mapA scenario where the US loses 1812 decisively, New England breaks off and becomes a prosperous British-aligned federation, and the US falls into a series of military governments interspersed with periods of democratic rule, not unlike many of the Latin American republics.
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A scenario where the US loses 1812 decisively, New England breaks off and becomes a prosperous British-aligned federation, and the US falls into a series of military governments interspersed with periods of democratic rule, not unlike many of the Latin American republics.
Thank you for pointing that put, it has been fixed.something is wrong with New England’s wikibox map
YesI assume Spain still retains both east and west Florida
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A scenario where the US loses 1812 decisively, New England breaks off and becomes a prosperous British-aligned federation, and the US falls into a series of military governments interspersed with periods of democratic rule, not unlike many of the Latin American republics.
May be, Irish Migration, as OTL?How did New England become so Catholic?
Also, is there's a greater monetary union using Pounds Sterling, or is it just NE?