Rabulias
the Incomparably Shrewd and Clever
There are some automobiles pictured, so I think 1930 is accurate.
Map of the New Forest
History can crop up in strange places. I was born in a crap village in the Black Country. We moved away when I was four and I never went back until I was in my late twenties. Found out that it dates back to around 600 AD, and for a while was even the capital of Mercia.
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
Tamworth? I was reading up on the Heptarchy a couple of weeks ago
as to OP I love those old illustrated maps...
Garthanos
Arcadian Knight
just not all recorded of course.
Stone, actually, a bit to the north-west of Tamworth.
My parents used to have a set of three old (about 1750s-1830s) illustrated maps of Staffordshire, Cheshire and Shropshire. Framed originals, not reproductions. They picked them up at a car boot sale back in the 1970s. I wonder if they still have them ...
turnip_farmer
Adventurer
Some oceanic islands have only been populated for a few centuries. Perhaps Aeson lives on St Helena?
OP map would only need a few small changes to work for a DnD campaign. Especially if your players are not familiar with the south of England.
Paul Farquhar
Legend
Meh, we dig up flint arrowheads in our garden.
Paul Farquhar
Legend
Unless the island is newly emerged due to volcanic activity even islands have wildlife. Humans aren't the only organisms on the planet.
