Let me give it a try over the next few days and see how it goes. Is there a good blank world to start with?
Well what are you looking for? That's why I asked before adding anything more. The more specific you are, the better the map will be.Israelite9191 said:Thanks Birdjaguar! Not exactly what I was looking for, but still a great help!
This is a historical map. It is just that most of the world was populated by unorganized tribes.Israelite9191 said:I mean something of the tye that oculd be used for a NES. Just look at North King's series of historical maps. I'm sorry if I'm frsutrating you. I would do it myself, but I am horrible at that kind of thing and I have another map I am working on. Again, thank you so much for you help.
Israelite9191 said:Well, actually I will be using it for reference (city placement, extent of civilizations, etc. etc.) and likely with some parts lifted to use on another map. I really don't know what to say other than to follow the NK mold. Ie, show the nations that existed (I don't need the Americas though), their approximate borders, cities, and capitals. If that is too much just say so, I will be perfectly content to wait for NK to get to it. What you have already will be of some help.
Nice link. When the game goes up will you play them? If so, then they are in! If not, they won't appear until European make contact.Swissempire said:Its a good map but i demand you add the Calusa Kingdom to South Florida.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calusa
Its political domain in this era was almost all of the southern peninsula.
But I will make an effort to make them fierce warriors.Play them i shallBirdjaguar said:Nice link. When the game goes up will you play them? If so, then they are in! If not, they won't appear until European make contact.But I will make an effort to make them fierce warriors.
Nice catch, this any better? See new map above.North King said:Tenochitlan is way too high up; in fact, the whole Aztec empire looks transposed northward.
