
Red = Roads
Dark Blue= River and Sea Boundary
Black Dot = City
Thick Yellow Line = Land Boundary
Green = Forest
As you can see, the roads cross the rivers twice, where the two bridges are, at Mejor and Teldrin.


I assume that he used Photoshop.Malliki Tosha wrote:My Lord Duke, what program was used by your cartographers to generate that beautiful map?
I find the statement about being the largest city on Micras a bit dubious. I don't want to get in the way of your development of the barony, but we ARE a newly reorganized territory of what was previously an entirely ignored province. I personally still think of old Airosamente, the birthplace of modern civilization, as the largest city in the world.AryezturMejorkhor wrote:Mejor is the biggest city in the Barony (and Micras)
Solution: Instead of saying "this place is so big, it's the biggest on the planet", actually tell the population of the city. No need for comparison with anyone else's work, people can just decide for themselves how consistent the figure sounds with the rest of what has been said about Goldshire/Khorze. Also, you won't need to change what you say about your work if someone else comes along with a culture that's about really big and overcrowded cities and submits a larger population figure.Harvey Steffke wrote:I find the statement about being the largest city on Micras a bit dubious. I don't want to get in the way of your development of the barony, but we ARE a newly reorganized territory of what was previously an entirely ignored province. I personally still think of old Airosamente, the birthplace of modern civilization, as the largest city in the world.AryezturMejorkhor wrote:Mejor is the biggest city in the Barony (and Micras)
Though now that I consider it, this is an interesting concept. I wonder if there is any way to mathematically generate population models of simulated cities based on date of establishment and general prosperity of the country they belong to. This sounds like Spangle territory. I think I'll ask him about it on #micronations tonight.
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