Its the areas named in the left hand map- just to make the smaller areas stand out
WorldRaj tribute thread
- Thread starter Bob Hope
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1 & 3 look good but Sioux/Lakota/Dakota are covered by Red River Colony
1) Colorado
2) Platte or Kansas
3) Arkansas
4) either Great Basin, Shoshoni or Gran Cuenca (if Spanish)
Is "Vieja California Audiencia" meant to be Spanish? If so, it would be "Audiencia de la Vieja California". Similarly, when making keys, you should avoid starting the names with "El", so just "Presidio Real de..." would be enough (just like how you don't usually start English keys with "The" either). Finally, are those "Pueblo" meant to be the Spanish word for "Town" or the name of the native people of the place? If the former, then it would be "Pueblo de Santa María", "Pueblo de la Purísima*, etcetera.
@Aurantiacis ,@Blacklister
Hi guys,
Found a lat/long grid and did a bit of a trial on your Polynesia. Nothing changed but the outline.
What do you think?
Hi guys,
Found a lat/long grid and did a bit of a trial on your Polynesia. Nothing changed but the outline.
What do you think?
Thanks, but I'm not going to use it if the authors of the original don't agree
Green are Imperial and Daimyo territories I suppose? With rest being more standard with rest of the World Raj empire?
Quite conflicted with this one. On one hand, this could be representing the maritime territory held by British North Oceania/Kiribati/Gilbert Islands, or whatever it's called.
On the other hand, I haven't really been used to these outlines being curved. I usually think that they don't represent maritime territory, but are just a convenient way to group sets of islands together.
Latest main map 27.8.22
Sometime from now, I'd be interested in seeing a version of the WorldRaj converted into color as you would see the British Raj on a regular Q-BAM (without the special colors differentiating free cities from territories from counties, etc., just the usual 5-color country scheme with different colors for different "independent"/allied kingdoms to Britain).