@Cyclone Do whatever you want I'd say! Try to influence the boy-king! ^^

Working on the map atm. Couple of questions and notes:
- @Cyclone, so I'm correct if I say you have settlements in Belintash and Dieueporteille, correct?
- EVERYONE! PICK A COLOUR! This will be the colour of your nation on the map.

@Flynn burgundy?

@Flynn I have certainly have no problem with that. It will be interesting to see if I can take them back :)
Also, I'll go with a deep shade of red. Pick w/e Nvm. Gimme gold

@Cyclone Do whatever you want I'd say! Try to influence the boy-king! ^^

Working on the map atm. Couple of questions and notes:
- @Cyclone, so I'm correct if I say you have settlements in Belintash and Dieueporteille, correct?
- EVERYONE! PICK A COLOUR! This will be the colour of your nation on the map.

Not really "settlements" per se, just large swathes of territory that they hordes wander around on for their herds to graze. It's hard for me to say where this is without seeing anybody else on the map. A big chunk of this land along the border of the mountains would be their stronghold and initial point of entry, and from there there might be other pockets of land scattered in nearby areas that they've successfully conquered and retained control over.

My history isn't specific about exactly what was conquered, so you have creative license to draw the lines as you imagine they might look.

I like gold. Can you give me a vibrant golden color on the map, like the golden fields of grass swaying on the windswept steppes?

@Cyclone Okido! Can you pick something else then gold? Something thats actually really visible against gold? ^^ Gold is already kinda taken by Belintash, and since you're in their territory...

@Cyclone ninja'd

Also, names of capitals of your provinces and sort of positions if you can manage.

@Flynn It says so in my CS but: Capital = Urnst, Location = Foot of the mountain range with equal distance from the east and west borders.

@Cyclone ninja'd

@Flynn

Just make it whatever color looks nice; I don't particularly care.

What I have thusfar!

@Flynn That...is a valiant effort

Anyhow, I thought that Belintash and Andaluja shared a border.

@Vec Uuuueaaaaah... They... Uhm.. did. Woopsie! Well, if I'm too lazy to change it I can always say Emperiat annexed a bit of both of you guys to make the fighting a bit less. Haha. I jest, I'll change that.

Too much happened since yesterday, someone fill me in.

Too much happened since yesterday, someone fill me in.

We talked about religion and stuff, 1 person left the rp and another joined. We have a rough map and almost ready to start i guess. Waiting for Cyclone to finish his nation CS.

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We talked about religion and stuff, 1 person left the rp and another joined. We have a rough map and almost ready to start i guess. Waiting for Cyclone to finish his nation CS.

Yeah I'll aim to finish it tomorrow. Even if a bit of it is still in construction I think we could start at that point; the very minor details about Khargats aren't important enough to hold this up.

Driftmark looks fine position-wise, maybe some more rivers trough it, I presume the big border river is the Tarugal than Tarugerdam could be somewhere on the river in the north of Driftmark (probably where that smaller river splits off. I imagined it smaller but I am fine with this ^^.

@Vec I'm guessing from the 'like' that you approve of the rivalry between Andaluja and Belintash?

@The Narrator did you see the little message I left you at the end of my nation sheet? Thoughts?

@Buddha quite like what you did to the map. I hope you can do something similar to Flynn's once he has a final version up ^^'

@Flynn Pink. I want a bright pink. A green colour please.

@Cyclone Hmm, so Andaluja has been part of the Grand Kingdom since 236 179 PA (its now 299 242 PA). If the Khargats invaded and were subjugated nearly 100 years ago (around the same time Yesini @Ryuzaki was conquered) that would mean that it was before Andaluja joined. Perhaps Eskanadra had a good enough relationship with Dieuporteille @Buddha (perhaps Dieuporteillians used to go there, and still do, for religious studies etc? Creating a rather amicable relationship?) that they answered a call to arms against the heathen hordes. Thoughts? Because from what I read it seems the horde was concentrated in the west and didn't do much in the east before their eventual subjugation (but, like with the Meda-Chabians, perhaps there have been Khargat raiders coming in over the Andalujo-Belintashian border, which has added to the friction).
Now that I think about it, Buddha, your NS implies that Dieuporteille suffers from a low population but high quality of soldiers, while the quality of Andalujan soldiers is poor at best, but the population is through the roof. Given their already religious natures, the potential for a historical friendship mentioned above, I don't see it as being too far-fetched that there are plans underway to send Andalujans over the Dieuporteille to join the military there and bolster Dieuporteille's low numbers. Benefits Dieuporteille economically, population-wise and diplomatically, and benefits Andaluja as the men who do return will have greater expertise and will help improve the Andalujan military.

@Ryuzaki What Vec said. The majority of our discussions have been to do with better integrating the histories of the various provinces and establishing our positions etc. I admit Yenin is a bit far from Andaluja, so I haven't yet considered any potential history between them (especially since Yenin has only been part of the Grand Kingdom for 100 years, and Andaluja even less). If you have any ideas, shoot them my way. In the meantime, I'll be re-reading your CS and NS to see what ideas I have. But from the map the Flynn made, it seems that Yenin has an even bigger coastal border than Andaluja (I didn't know that x\ so that might create some frictions, since Andaluja prides itself on being the centre of seamanship, fishing, shipping etc.)

Edit: oh,a nd @Cyclone, just remembered, I mention in my sheet that Laxion travelled to the lands beyond the western border in his youth, and was eventually captured by brigands as he was returning. Perhaps he set out with a Khargat trading caravan? That would mean he has a rather good understanding of their ways. I'm also thinking that the brigands who captured him were in fact Khargats (not sure if independent Khargat raiders would raid the Khans caravans now and again...) but eventually released him when they realised that he spoke their language and understood their ways pretty well. Thoughts?

Oh and grey or green are fine for me.

Wow, 7 pages in and only made yesterday.
Either way, count me IN! Also, I would like some form of red. Could be maroon, crimson, etc.

@POOHEAD189 As it says in the title, 'tis already full :/ But do linger about if you want. The more activity in the OOC the better :)

Unless Flynn decides to add another person to the group :P