the High-empire of Korachan and the Inner Sea

[Basileus]

I just shot you an email.

Just posting here as an FYI - I know some people don't check their email all that often unless they know they are waiting for something (I don't sometimes!).

I tried to provide the same sort of info I would have provided if I were posting in the Requests subforum, so you can decide if it is something you are interested in pursuing or not.

[vorropohaiah]

thanks, replied

[pickes500]

You said that you have a lore encyclopedia of over 600,000 words. Have you ever considered posting that? I'm as interested in the lore of this world as I am in the map. The map is incredible.

[vorropohaiah]

Thanks Pickes500!

Well most of it is fairly unpolished: generally whenever i name somewhere new or come up with a new organisation or whatnot i enter it in the alphabetical entries, include pertinent notes (nation, region, dates etc so i can easily find it again) but don't flesh it out too much - i tend to go through phases, working largely on the map for a while and then going back to the encyclopaedia the bulking out the entries, making them presentable and changing the working to be a bit more classical.

One of the links in my sig leads to my blog, which has more details on the encyclopaedia. i urge you to subscribe if your'e interested sine this forum isn't exactly a worldbuilding forum i don't like to clutter up the threads with worldbuilding talk.

[vorropohaiah]

wow, that's a blast from the past! thanks

[RoyDJ]

great work! many thanks for this great share with us

[vorropohaiah]

thanks bit of an oldies, this one

[3l3phant]

I am at a complete loss for how to describe just how much I love this. The color, the mountain ranges, the creases. Unbelievably amazing.

[Troy Grice]

Stunning details and tone. Very impressive work.

[vorropohaiah]

thanks for the comments I'm hoping to get an updated version of this map done over the coming months in a more modern atlas style. It will be interesting to see the contrast between old and new