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  1. Map Thread XXI

    A modern, liberal Beornia divided into five eco-political regions. Key historical events: 1869 - The king orders the construction of a grand new capitol 10 miles southwest of the existing Camelot. 1872 - The feudal system is overthrown, the king is forced to sign a new magna carta, a...

  2. Map Thread XX

    Hannibal and his brother link up, sack Rome and tilt the scales towards Carthage. A series of Roman wars follow culminating in the total destruction of Rome. Butterflies flap across the world as Carthage proves a very different beast to Rome. It is shown here at its apex, before its chastening...

  3. AHC: Have Imperialism and Racism be on the decline in the 1800s

    Butterfly the Indian Mutiny and the Morant Bay uprising and race relations in the 19th centuary British empire could have taken a different turn, with a European educated class of Indians emerging many decades before OTL.

  4. Map Thread XVIII

    I used the Catalan version of the word Cortes as I imagined in the course of creating a shared national identity some words would work their way into the shared language. In this world there are a few countries that share the UK's role and post colonial organisations are better integrated and...

  5. Map Thread XVIII

    ... of course not, Edited! Thanks!

  6. Map Thread XVIII

    Plus Ultra - Spain Evolves The Spanish crown integrates the peoples of the Iberian peninsular into a cohesive nation state and the reformation shatters the catholic church. Iberia avoids many of the political and economic blunders of OTL and manages to dodge a peninsular war scale devastation...

  7. Map Thread XVII

  8. Map Thread XV

    Inner Sea Australia, with new rivers and mountain range peaks shown.

  9. Map Thread XV

    ISOT maps are cool, but maybe the ones where no time has passed yet (i.e maps where it is just the original nations on a blank earth) should go on their own thread for discussion.

  10. Map Thread XV

    Bourbon Europe

  11. Map Thread XV

    Simple Brazil dominated South America, PoD is Brazil gains independence earlier and is led more competently under a stable constitutional monarchy. Chile is the only fairly independent nation on the continent and a secondary world power. Brazil sits on this worlds equivalent of the UNSC and...

  12. Map Thread XIV

    European NATO members are ISOTed to a virgin earth. Points: -The European union lasted about 10 years, it was useful for negotiating the partition of newly empty European land and it provided a forum for the "big four" powers to negotiate the division of the Americas. -The EU was succeeded by...

  13. Map Thread XIV

    MOTF, Questions and feedback welcome :)

  14. MotF 137: Substitute Scramble

    A Little Bit of future.

  15. Telephone/Exquisite Corpse Maps : Main Thread

    As am I, this looks fun

  16. Map Thread XIII

    Its not really spoken about, but I used the Canada color to show any democratic/Anti Reich rebellion, support for these rebellions isn't officially Canadian, but I imagine Canadian citizens are the main source of funding/supplies for them anyway. Radiation from the Reich civil war, the massive...

  17. Map Thread XIII

    Watching Man In the High Castle and doodling, I imagine the independent pacific states being a truly mixed race state, and Canada being a major power with the A-bomb because of all of the English/French/American refugees fleeing the Reich, and the Reich tolerating its existence as a dump for...

  18. Map Telephone

    Would love to join in on it if it starts again.

  19. Map Thread XIII

    I should have explained, the south American POD leads to a technological and military revolution, as the high empires and low empires fight, which spurs development. One result of this is Inca Aztec contact in 1400 because of some high city states seeking trade routes to the low empires, the...

  20. Map Thread XIII

    Its only 1700, and Europe has had most of its intellectual and cultural treasures destroyed by the invaders, which can't have helped with industrialisation.
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