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natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
NemesisChild wrote:Gimil
I agree i am probably not the graetest with design, but I like the way it sits at the moment, I think if we go with the way you suggested in your post we will just end up with something that looks just like Land and sea, which is a great looking map, but is not what I wanted, I think what we have stands out, its not replicating the design of any other map, our own independant touch if you will!
As I said the only thing I really am having a problem with or don't like is the borders, any help with that would be much appreciated.
Danyael wrote:it look great only nitpick is that i cannot see the borders in the Kamuri Kandam this is most likly my colour blindness as i tried to change my monitor setting to see if there is a border there
but this is one nice looking map
Tisha wrote:some of the colored borders are messy.. some go tot he black border, others not as close. the border between Lyonesse 1 and 3 kinda spreads out on the end, as well as between Thule 8 and 9. where Lyonesse 5, 6 and 7 come together there area couple spots.. that don't really look like water, one darker and one lighter.
Tisha wrote: not really the font I think of when I think Atlantis.. what are you going for with that font? something handwritten? something ancient?
Gustaf Wasa wrote:I find it odd that Thule, which was the Roman name for the North, is in the south on this map!
Wikipedia wrote:Thule (pronounced /ˈθuːli/, us dict: thōō′·lē; Greek Θούλη, Thoulē; also spelled in various sources Thile, Tile, Tilla, Toolee, Tylen, Thula, Thyle, Thylee, Thila, Thulii, Thyilea, Tula, and Tila) is, in classical literature, a place, usually an island. Ancient European descriptions and maps locate it either in the far north, often Iceland,[1] possibly the Orkney Islands or Shetland Islands or Scandinavia, or in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance Iceland or Greenland. Another suggested location is Saaremaa in the Baltic Sea.[2]
Premier2k wrote:Gustaf Wasa wrote:I find it odd that Thule, which was the Roman name for the North, is in the south on this map!
I didn't know that! Look at it this way, it's north of the bottom of the map..![]()
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We actually got the name from another ancient land called ThuleWikipedia wrote:Thule (pronounced /ˈθuːli/, us dict: thōō′·lē; Greek Θούλη, Thoulē; also spelled in various sources Thile, Tile, Tilla, Toolee, Tylen, Thula, Thyle, Thylee, Thila, Thulii, Thyilea, Tula, and Tila) is, in classical literature, a place, usually an island. Ancient European descriptions and maps locate it either in the far north, often Iceland,[1] possibly the Orkney Islands or Shetland Islands or Scandinavia, or in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance Iceland or Greenland. Another suggested location is Saaremaa in the Baltic Sea.[2]
Again, it does suggest it's position was northern but we aren't using the name Thule as a reference, more as a nod to other mythical islands/lands.
Premier2k
neanderpaul14 wrote:I love it and can't wait for it, but shouldn't Poisiden attack ships and Zeus attack ports???
ender516 wrote:Quite the handsome looking map. But unless you know something I don't about XML, I think the starting positions for a 2-player game mentioned in Section 2.1.1 of the initial post is incorrect: I believe it will break down as 17 random territories per player and 18 neutral territories.
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