Does anyone have a map game style blank map of Pangaea that i could use?
If you do send it to my PM please
If you do send it to my PM please
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Well, that's ridiculously fantastic. Guns, Germs, & Steel in reverse.
Upvoteanthology
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My entry for the current MoTF:
After the Normans attack the Fatimids, they go after Africa as well. What would become Tunisia was freed soon after, while a Norman dynasty held on to the region of Tripolitania. More history in the post below.
I only have one question: ITTL, who won the war in Italy in 1400, Milan or Florence (or were the Visconti butterflied away)?
Faeelin
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I love this map; it shows that sometimes there aren't major consequences to changes, from a thousand years on.
I love it! Few maps I've seen show the passing of time in a region that led to it's current form, and this one is quite pretty too.
118ium could be called Ekaterinium. If they feel like it.
As Ekaterinburg is in Russia, it could be fun to say.
Yeah, generally.
Ah Shit! I forgot. Damn, those colours are similar.
Yep, my mind only can scramble and screw Qing, or wank the shit out of them.
Duh, everyone is starting to consider turning on Russia already. Radical terrorists too.
Jah, France shalt never be super Stronk.
Yep, Troops of the Kaiser just singing across the Rhine. I'm just waiting for Spartakusbund...
I saw somewhere that they'd named all elements 1-118 and are currently searching for 120. Unfortunately, the rest of the internet hasn't caught on, and I can't find the official name for it anywhere, so I just stuck with the old one.
Anyway, here's another railroad map I've been working on.
That's really good! Interesting! What's Italy like in this world's 2015?
Upvoteanthology
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Probably whoever won in OTL. I don't know much about that period of Italian history, so you'll have to tell me a bit more about it for me to give you a decisive answer.
Thank you! Also, I agree, I don't really think Tripolitania did much until colonization began. While there are a few butterflies in the 1650 map (notice the non-Ottoman Romania), most stuff doesn't happen until the 1800's and 1900's.
Thank you, I tried really hard on this one!
Still pretty divided, between the liberal North Italians and the conservative South Italians. Both are united in their dislike of the Papal States, which lasted until the 1980's until it became a near-autonomous province of North Italy. It's turning into a breeding ground of war, but both nations are very successful. Oh yeah, and Venice is still a major power, which is really cool.
Did someone say "Scramble for China"?
From an idea of what if Napoleon accepted a British peace offer in 1805, and avoided the worst of the Napoleonic Wars?
I've posted some maps from this series before, but then revised them since.
This is approximately 1955, about a decade after the end of the World War that saw the making of a new world order, between Europe, China, and Britannia.
Note on the EU. Portugal in the only member state that is not integrating. Colonies of EU states retain the color of their original nation of administration, even if that nation is no longer independent, having been integrated into the EU. They are outlined in the color of the colony state, representing their satellite status. The exception to this is North Africa, which is a joint European colony, and is home to many European settlers.
still in development, advice welcome.
I've posted some maps from this series before, but then revised them since.
This is approximately 1955, about a decade after the end of the World War that saw the making of a new world order, between Europe, China, and Britannia.
Note on the EU. Portugal in the only member state that is not integrating. Colonies of EU states retain the color of their original nation of administration, even if that nation is no longer independent, having been integrated into the EU. They are outlined in the color of the colony state, representing their satellite status. The exception to this is North Africa, which is a joint European colony, and is home to many European settlers.
still in development, advice welcome.
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