California would be like Chile, spanning from the Alaska coast to the tip of Baja California

The iron block has descended...

Stoney would love the SCA

Battle of Perrin mentioned 🗣️🗣️

Thank you for the enlightenment good sir

Correlations corresponding with geography would be; California as China Great Lakes as Baltic civilizations/Germany Mississippi river system as Mesopotamia/Egypt Great Plains as the Eurasian Steppe Southeast and Gulf Coast as Rome or Mediterranean civilizations Rockies and Great-basin as Central Asian mountains/Himalayas Appalachia as Alpine or British Highlander kingdoms Canadian Fjords as Scandinavia Western Ontario with Hudson bay correlating with Novgorod and Rus Kingdoms with the western Canadian plains mirroring Russian expansion into Siberia Caribbean could mirror Southeast Asian Islander civilizations Rio Grande could mirror the Indus river civilizations and kingdoms Central America could mirror Southeast Asian mainland civilizations like Indochina

This video is a fantastic deep dive into worldbuilding-so many actionable tips packed in! I especially loved the breakdown of the 'Three Rules' (Cool, Consistency, Uniqueness). These are such simple yet effective guidelines for creating immersive settings.

LONG LIVE THE OHIO EMPIRE!

6:07 why u gotta do the EU like that

ATLA is hands-down my favorite show, and it has been since I watched it through in high school when the extras episodes were airing.

Some points. 1. The Appalachians are not large enough to fully hinder an army, but the climate and vegitation would add difficulty you aren't accounting for. 2. The Mississippi basin has 2 main rivers. The Missouri is longer than the Mississippi while they are part of the same drainage system and one is the tributary it's not word right to say 1 main river. 3. While the Missouri remains navigable up to Soix city now it would have been further but with great difficulty. Only in the the mid 1800s did Steam boats begin to be able to travel up into the furthest navigable point in Montana Ft. Benton. In north central Montana. This would have been extremely dangerous in medieval times and likely wouldn't have supported the expansion of an empire aside frome trade outposts. It took 13 months for Lewis and Clark to reach Montana's great Falls. Where the rife is completely impassable. Weather alone would make the river unsafe for travel 6-7 months of the year. This area would be nearly as difficult to get to as getting to as the Russia Mongolia border. There isn't that much reason for an empire to want the territory unless they have no other place to get precious minerals. It would be the Mongolia of the US. Im from Montana and was pointing slot off this out to the Sage Wall believers( a large stone formation in the mountians that looks like a huge stone wall in select locations). No one is building huge stone walls way out there. 3. You don't mention mineral resources much.

The projection here is wild. May the copium continue

O - H !!! Amazing video btw totaling stealing this to make a dnd campaign setting too!

This is Robraph here, the chancellor of C.O.G. While the video is mostly accurate, it skips a few things. The expansion of Garxijos and the original growth and systems were done by myself before the merger between Garxijos and Cognia occured. Buoyo came post merger where we had an informal agreement, with the a secondary office between buoyo and myself as president and chancellor; I would reflect ideas off him and vice versa, and we mediated as a dual-voice, until I stepped down from chancellorship and it was eventually absolved. Once the chancellorship was absolved, a lot of power was too centralised which caused issues for political institution and planning between the states, with the chances for vetoing and chancellor powers being removed.

I hope in another world Africa, and America were left alone.

Are console players able to play?

Now we need a Mongolian Empire to take over the world.

I also enjoy worlds primarily driven by human existence and behavior, with other races in the background, as flavor rather than essential to the shaping of history. I've dabbled with many other ideas, Tolkien's Elves being the central force for thousands of years is fascinating, Azeroth and Tamriel are far too complex to write a detailed chronology about (in my opinion), but they work well as settings for video games. I've settled on 4 ft tall humans-not dwarves or hobbits-who are proportionately weaker for their size, with the same anatomy and mental capability.

Nice Arkansas conqueres all. I will reorganize the Great Arkansas civilization into the first Arkansas Empire.

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Imagine in far future by the year 2150 humanity was wiped out by a global war between the robot machines and humans however small groups manged to survive. In this post apocalyptic world humanity has regressed back to the mediaval age and many mediaval kongdoms exist in America and europe and accross the world however their also many modern states aswell.

Make a video about the Ashkavari Korqoriat

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If the Akaviri set to take Skyrim by the time of these events ingame they would make short work of imperials, stormcloacks and any thamor resistance. IMHO.

Biggest problem is how do you explain horses being there...

Love the Bardonian Anthem

17:33 thought we wouldn't notice?

3:41 "hey its me goku"

Can you please, make stone works crossplay, I can’t find 1 world building server for bedrock and it’s pissing me off, so please I bag of you

Is this bedrock to?

I...you realize Native American tribes were thriving and living during the medieval period, right? Like they very much had time to grow into civilizations like this, and had even before the middle ages in Europe. Even your Ohioan Empire is basically just the Iroquois Federation, like their land lines up so well with your suggestion. No hate but this very much did happen as is?

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Can you Make a video about a few people who want to rebel from an empire PLS🥺

Do WHAT with the Sub button?

Game of throne worldmap names are horrendous

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I was a naval person in huitca i saved rex

SCREW ADRAMIS LONG LIVE VALDREACH

USA elected the man with all the signs of the biblical antichrist. Reality is stranger than fiction, and it's yet another reasonn I will never fully stop believing in the supernatural

I've long had the idea to reimagine modern North America as medieval kingdoms, but my approach is based in a world where the industrial revolution never happened and the world fell back into a dark age after the the 13 colonies were founded - the North East is analogous to Rome, the Great Lakes region to Germania Magna, Appalachia to the Carpathians, and the Great Plains to the Khanate. Its far easier to image this landmass in an 'Old World' context while being in the same world, because if the indigenous civilizations hadn't progressed at the same rate in North America as they did everywhere else by the time it was discovered that simply never had a chance