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<blockquote data-quote="Sixchan" data-source="post: 534803" data-attributes="member: 9189"><p>Okay, being more of an Alternate Cartographer rather than an Alternate Historian, I've decided to take the map forward to 2000. I've assumed that the South American countries have in the end joined the United States of the Americas (well, I like that name better), the Islamic Empire is now one Nation instead of an Alliance, and probably an Aristocratic Oligarchy. The Territories of Germany and Japan have now been integrated into their respective empires. I have also added almost all the Cities that could ever be important in a Campaign, Blue Cities being Capitals. The Commonwealth countries don't have their own capitals marked down as capitals, as the countries are very close almost as to make boundaries a mere formality (sort of like Benelux, I think).</p><p></p><p>In the Second map, the Soviet Union has fallen, and the neighbours have moved in. Central Russia is no longer a real "country", just a lawless criminal hellhole, and no-one really wants central Russia bad enough to go in there anyway. Those cities are shown in red to show revolt/anarchy.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Even if you have you're own system, I'd appreciate further ideas, since I think this is something of a campaign opportunity of my own that I might try as soon as I get a copy of D20 Modern.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sixchan, post: 534803, member: 9189"] Okay, being more of an Alternate Cartographer rather than an Alternate Historian, I've decided to take the map forward to 2000. I've assumed that the South American countries have in the end joined the United States of the Americas (well, I like that name better), the Islamic Empire is now one Nation instead of an Alliance, and probably an Aristocratic Oligarchy. The Territories of Germany and Japan have now been integrated into their respective empires. I have also added almost all the Cities that could ever be important in a Campaign, Blue Cities being Capitals. The Commonwealth countries don't have their own capitals marked down as capitals, as the countries are very close almost as to make boundaries a mere formality (sort of like Benelux, I think). In the Second map, the Soviet Union has fallen, and the neighbours have moved in. Central Russia is no longer a real "country", just a lawless criminal hellhole, and no-one really wants central Russia bad enough to go in there anyway. Those cities are shown in red to show revolt/anarchy. Even if you have you're own system, I'd appreciate further ideas, since I think this is something of a campaign opportunity of my own that I might try as soon as I get a copy of D20 Modern. [/QUOTE]
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