And this:Nierr:Syrixia your islands are fine, no problem with them. It'll just be a case of redrawing them using the colour palette I'm using for the map.
Yeah no.... that is not how super volcanos work.Syrixia:Read the history. It tells how the islands were formed. There was originally a subcontinent and then it sank due to magma movements and fissures and stuff; and the people fled to the mountains which became the islands. Over time the peaks eroded and the islands became true islands.
As for the terrain I've made it more consistent.
And if you're concerned about Nierr drawing it, he has previously done so.
List the islands and put the name of an RP that islands been involved in beside it.Syrixia:I can't! That'll invalidate a lot of RPs and screw my nation up so bad I may as well CTE!
Which part? Just how dark it's outline is? Or something else?Lord Lore:Kalti, good so far. But mainly I would love to see the design of the large east island to be brought in line with the rest of the islands.
Ah... See, that is mainly a leftover problem from a very early iteration of my map. I have yet to find an island that it suitable for what I'd want.Lord Lore:How jagged and new the island looks. It looks like it just broke off of somewhere else while all the others are smooth like older islands.
Because Serravalle, Acquaviva, Akkar, Elham and Olira are archipelago's and made up of a few islands. You can blame me re-writing the history of my nation for that one. Originally I had each be its own individual island but I've changed my mind and now each is a group of islands that are controlled either by the Castelli (state) or the Estate (government).Syrixia:Going with what Cronaal and LL have said in the past, I think it would do if you toned down the islands. Why not just Elham, Olira, Akkar, Acquaviva, and Serravalle?
Syrixia:If I were you, Kalti, I'd go with that.
In other words, I've reworked my whole factbook and my history to boot. I've now settled into my new claim and thus my former claim is now free for anyone to claim.