Erebus Geography

Hello, i've been a 'lurker' on this site for quite some time on and off, i haven't played vanilla civ for years! anyway, i'm playing this mod with fall further a lot these days and since there is no official map of Erebus i made myself a nice huge one based on some pedia entries and also a lot on the 'mini campaigns', i have the Illians and Doviello in the north, the Lanun on an Archipelago, the amurites just to the south-east of them, Svartalfar/Ljosalfar in a forest near them, Kuriotates, Belseraphs near each other, Dwarves in a mountain range, Lizardmen in a jungle and Austrine in the northern mountains and so on.

It's not perfect though, Sheaim and the clan of Embers are nowhere near the Elohim or Bannor and the Ducal are on the other side of the map to the Belseraphs who i would have thought are the ideal opponents for each other, soul-enemies if you will, so i was just wandering, what other geographical rules are there?

i think someone drew a map of what erebus "might" look like a while ago, it's somewhere on these forums (don't exactly know where though, you'd have to search). It's shape was pretty much like a crescent moon as far as i can remember

Nikkis-Knight has done a couple - based on the original D&D campaign and latter discussions. Or so I've gathered from post on this forum.

Some of the civs you mention are from mod-mods and may not be included once the team starts the scenerios. The mod-mods do add more flavor though.

His newest: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=284701

The one I like the most, and the one that seems to make a lot of sense, from what I know of the lore: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=247328

Also, loocas has a tome that is very useful: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=272917

I think the map in loocas' compendium is the map Demus was referring to.

Milford Cubicle - could you post a picture, or the actual file? I'm always interested in what others think the shape of Erebus should be, and I'm sure others would be as well.

Well i did find a map, with 'regions' listed on it but it doesn't say who lives where, (Page 9-10 of this http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=272917

Can anyone help? i have a fully accurate scenario of erebus incorporating all the civs and Fall further ones in mind

Finally, i forgot my filefront password so i had to use the private folder on my space

Pernodboi said:

Nikkis-Knight has done a couple - based on the original D&D campaign and latter discussions. Or so I've gathered from post on this forum.

Some of the civs you mention are from mod-mods and may not be included once the team starts the scenerios. The mod-mods do add more flavor though.

His newest: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=284701

The one I like the most, and the one that seems to make a lot of sense, from what I know of the lore: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=247328

Also, loocas has a tome that is very useful: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=272917

I think the map in loocas' compendium is the map Demus was referring to.

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Any chance of updating these for the latest version of the mod?