Edited some parts of Northern Commonia. Added Karamanli, Bargasan, Kızılcaköy, Kızılca forest, Rivier Südd Forest, Agia Karamanlides river, Historical Dwarven District.
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Edited some parts of Northern Commonia. Added Karamanli, Bargasan, Kızılcaköy, Kızılca forest, Rivier Südd Forest, Agia Karamanlides river, Historical Dwarven District.
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Comment from Cauldron on 20 July 2017 at 14:30
This work looks really nice! You mix the natural forests and rivers with the built towns and fields really well. I’m curious about the Garden of Dwarves, is it meant to be a piece of local folklore?
Comment from No Way on 20 July 2017 at 15:22
That northern area of Commonia is called Divnogorsk and Farend. However, the user who updated in Greek keeps deleting the name and the borders. I have had to restore the border several times but it appears that the name isn’t showing up.
The land usage up there looks great. I was looking at that and I was planning on adopting better land feature definitions based upon your drawings in that area.
Comment from kaanhanel on 20 July 2017 at 16:20
Thank you ! Yes it is a folklore. Something related to local ancient mythology. The reason that place is called as Garden of Dwarves is it is a cemetery with dwarf bones. I haven’t deeply thought about the myths. ( Dwarf as in genetical modification not Lord of the Rings or any other fantastic thing.)
Thank you! I am new in this so the features I know are limited. More detail at the area would be great! You can notice the difference between my first and the last town. I keep geting used to use more definitions.
Comment from martinum4 on 21 July 2017 at 05:01
I’d go for “dwarfs” in a different way… Slaves that where malnourished during their childhood and adolescence so they grow less (especially in height) to be more agile in narrow mines. sounds a bit more realistic than just a genetic modification and would be great stuff for a civil rights related war.
kind regards
Martin
Comment from kaanhanel on 21 July 2017 at 08:18
Well I thought discrimination because of the way you are born would be more “touchy”. But history cannot be written by only one man. Perhaps the “archeologists” made a mistake at detecting the reason of the dwarfism :P. I think both are good backstories.