I've always imagined that the south african part of the worldraj would be not too far in concept to Alexrichard's (and Reagent's) "Boers, Griquas and Prisoners" TL, it fits well with the style of the worldraj
WorldRaj tribute thread
- Thread starter Bob Hope
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No problem, I wasn't planning on doing Argentina. I've mostly been focusing on smaller regions.
Good thinking, do you plan to do it?I've always imagined that the south african part of the worldraj would be not too far in concept to Alexrichard's (and Reagent's) "Boers, Griquas and Prisoners" TL, it fits well with the style of the worldraj
Although not WR, this is AR's Argentina which might give you an idea of his thinking but please don't take it as gospel.
Klein Venedig (BH)
When you're right, you're right;I'm a little surprised that there aren't a billion slivers of Guyana here
Uh @Bob Hope I'm seeing an issue with the key - I do not have access to the "claim" pattern as I use Paint.NET
Reference map of indigenous languages of Russia for any prospective Siberia mappers.
Alex Richards
Donor
I do need to specify, all the stuff produced for Look to the West is at most a slight interpretation of what Thande indicated in the text, if not directly lifted.
Aurantiacis
Gone Fishin'
There’s still much progress to be done, but are there any plans for a central legend?
I was thinking, rather than one cluttered legend, split the map into dominions [or groups of dominions] each with their own legend.
How does that sound?
So like the original legend? (As can be seen in the second thread mark)
Aurantiacis
Gone Fishin'
Yes I was essentially thinking about that. One entire legend would have labels like the protectorates running into the thousands
Just to confirm - how is Denmark and Norway part of them? Is it via the HRE? Or are they part of some other crown through some convoluted system?
I've always assumed Denmark-Norway but as to how it became part of the 7;
I think the original claim was via Margaret, the Maid of Norway. Lost when Robert came to the throne but reinforced by the marriage of James VI to Anne of Denmark. Denmark was an elective monarchy and in 1577, when Anne's father died James and Christian contested the Crown with James coming out on top.
The centre of power in James' realms gravitated towards Kobenhavn until James' inheritance of England when the balance shifted to London, England.
Additionally, this is how Mecklenburg became an ally, via Anne's mother, Sophie of Mecklenburg-Güstrow.
For a while James was referred to as the modern Cnut.
@TheBeanieBaron - can we add this in please.
