Interesting, oh look, first time I have seen Willy outside the arena. >.>

Would a centaur race work in this setting? Assuming I join at least.

Whoa. I may claim land now rather than later and just make my nation weeks from now. The map is filling fast.

But that'd be rude to anyone who wanted to join after I staked the initial claim.

...g'dangit.

Voicing interest, but that map is confusing AF.

Eh, whilst I'm here, with fantasy and what not how crazy are we talking?

EDIT: Probably will go for the largest island on the right of what is left, and the others that are not yet claimed unless you'd like to keep them free.

Depends.

About the map: While I don't feel ready to post a nation / claim yet, I'd be happy to use Paint dot Net with the GM's permission + copious use of Paint dot Net's layers system to make nations easier to distinguish. I.E: I'd put a thin, transparent layer of appropriate colors over everyone's nations if that's desirable.

Can other users really see that? Because if yes, then I might be able to do it.
The problem is that I don't think most of us would put it into a photomanip program and check each layer.
Still, I kindly accept your offer and see how you mean to accomplish this.

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I'm sorry. Whoever has that Yellow, I already own the bottom part of your territory

@Willy Vereb

I apologize for the confusion. I was discussing taking the mountain ranges, but I never did relinquish my initial forest land claim in the first page of the thread. I decided to just keep it.
@Willy Vereb
Sure^^. I have a bit of time before bed. I'm thinking of making my country into a fatalistic anglo saxon forest people with a big emphasis on honor and clan duty, with both the Dragon and Wolf as their sigil. I take it you're in the desert?
@GreivousKhan

I apologize for the confusion. I was discussing taking the mountain ranges, but I never did relinquish my initial forest land claim in the first page of the thread. I decided to just keep it.
@Willy Vereb
Sure^^. I have a bit of time before bed. I'm thinking of making my country into a fatalistic anglo saxon forest people with a big emphasis on honor and clan duty, with both the Dragon and Wolf as their sigil. I take it you're in the desert?
@GreivousKhan

<Snipped quote by POOHEAD189>That makes no sense. Why do you own a long mountain chain along with a long foresty area which are only linked by a think junction?
You may want to choose between the two.
I don't mind adjusting the borders of my nation but then we'd also need to alter 3-4 other nation's borders with it.

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Yes indeed, I plan on making a semi-nomadic realm made up of various tribes recently united. They're a centaur-like race called Eloians (basically centaurs) they shy from dealing with most other races beyond necessary trade. More recently, however, they have become more warlike and have started to raid neighboring regions more often. Probably due to a drought in their major migrating region. So possibly a harbinger to a forced migration gothic style depending on how things go.

My question is what possible interactions our people might have had, if any, previously. Which should shape how we move forward IC.

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Hmmm...they would probably have had border disputes since my land is lush with rivers, forests, and foothills. Though I feel like there'd be a split in my people. Some seeing the Eloians as good killing practice and fodder (but formidable) enemies and others having respect for their prowess as people.

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What? I don't have any mountains. I was thinking of taking Golem's mountain chain and switching for my intial territory, but I decided against it. I only have the forest. I was the 2nd person to choose any land and I've had it since the thread started. @Willy Vereb

Can I claim this piece of land?

@GreivousKhanHmmm...that could be something we can do. My people pride themselves on being warriors, but they are not without virtue. "A fell man of good deeds" is the motto/compliment an older man says to a younger when they come of age. I suppose it could be like Rohan and the wild men in LOTR. I'd agree with my people having driven them out after a war, but having them maliciously conquer (or conquer without good reason) is something I cannot see them doing, unless an Eloian insulted a high ranking Thangor (my country will be Thangoradrim) and it led to a war where the centaur-like people were eventually driven out.

@GreivousKhanMight we combine the reasons? Perhaps the Eloians inadvertently insulted the Thangors in a misunderstanding, and one by one my people conquered the glades to both gain resources and deprive the Eloians of them?