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and it will look interesting to see development of the societies there.
Originally Posted by Ink_alpinist
I see, Turambar, make sense. Also, I guess it being a world map, there would be many cities and fiefdoms after 500 years, maybe a lite crowded kkk. It is just that what drives me the most in maps are their storytelling and all the adventures and History it portrayals, like why the "Grave of the gods" would appear after the colonization? For me it suggests some kind of gran event. Or what societies arose in the fertile crescent? Barbaric, civilized?
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