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Angevin Empire - France Map
***Please see Post 47 for latest update***
So, I have often toyed with the idea of making / coming up with a map for Majorcommand but never got round to it.
So here goes:
Majorcommand seems to love historic events, lots of maps focus on certain battles or time periods, so I thought I would put my idea out there.
I am very much guilty of lurking the map forums but never actually posting - that will now change! And over the years I have noticed for some reason France seems to be always refered to as a "bad map" - I plan to chsnge that!
I have created a map of the Angevin Empire - regions stylised in French of course - this map is circa 1154.
Now here comes the part where I would like some assitance from the masters of the maps.
I am not totally sure on the command bonuses - territory restrictions etc.
The Angevin Empire consisted of the Left side of the map, broken down in to the regional commands (the "red/orange" coloured regions) - the right side of the map (shades of blue) were controlled by the Louis the VII of France - and those "sworn" to him with the exception of Toulouse.
Before continuing with the design of this map - bringing it up to Majorcommand standards (styles, effects, etc) I am interested if anyone would like to see this map continue?
Please add your thoughts and comments as you see fit
Just for info:
Currently:
26 Regions
4 Commands + 1 Expansive Command
Commands:
Domaine Royal (Purple) - Features Split command - 3 regions (all seperated) +2
Duché d'Aquitaine (Orange) - 8 Regions +5
Vassuex du roi de France (Blue) - 8 Regions - Features Split command - Bauemont encased in Domaine Royal +5
Angevin - (Red) - 3 Regions +1
Angletterre, Bretagne, Normandie - all "belong" to the Angevin Empire - holding these in addition to Angevin = +4
Toulouse - probably needs breaking down into further regions, and to be a command itself
Command bonuses - see map/above - please comment
Sea travel - to be decided
Area restrictions (rivers/mountains) - to be added / determined
Also - please feel free to correct any historical mistakes!!
***Please see Post 47 for latest update***
So, I have often toyed with the idea of making / coming up with a map for Majorcommand but never got round to it.
So here goes:
Majorcommand seems to love historic events, lots of maps focus on certain battles or time periods, so I thought I would put my idea out there.
I am very much guilty of lurking the map forums but never actually posting - that will now change! And over the years I have noticed for some reason France seems to be always refered to as a "bad map" - I plan to chsnge that!
I have created a map of the Angevin Empire - regions stylised in French of course - this map is circa 1154.
Now here comes the part where I would like some assitance from the masters of the maps.
I am not totally sure on the command bonuses - territory restrictions etc.
The Angevin Empire consisted of the Left side of the map, broken down in to the regional commands (the "red/orange" coloured regions) - the right side of the map (shades of blue) were controlled by the Louis the VII of France - and those "sworn" to him with the exception of Toulouse.
Before continuing with the design of this map - bringing it up to Majorcommand standards (styles, effects, etc) I am interested if anyone would like to see this map continue?
Please add your thoughts and comments as you see fit
Just for info:
Currently:
26 Regions
4 Commands + 1 Expansive Command
Commands:
Domaine Royal (Purple) - Features Split command - 3 regions (all seperated) +2
Duché d'Aquitaine (Orange) - 8 Regions +5
Vassuex du roi de France (Blue) - 8 Regions - Features Split command - Bauemont encased in Domaine Royal +5
Angevin - (Red) - 3 Regions +1
Angletterre, Bretagne, Normandie - all "belong" to the Angevin Empire - holding these in addition to Angevin = +4
Toulouse - probably needs breaking down into further regions, and to be a command itself
Command bonuses - see map/above - please comment
Sea travel - to be decided
Area restrictions (rivers/mountains) - to be added / determined
Also - please feel free to correct any historical mistakes!!
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