not at all. Does northern china sound appealing?

Before I answer that, could I have a general overview of the in game world so far?

Check the first message. It should have all the games

Late antiquity E pt 2 has been postponed.

Northwest China seems fine to me.

timed out for 1 day

new game is out

Bumping up the thread.

Any ideas for what to call the period that takes place in 200-500 AD?

Maybe early dark ages?

I've decided to create a new era for all games titled "Warm Period"

It will take place from 200 CE to 400 CE

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why is it called "Warm Period?"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Warm_Period

I suppose late warm period would be more accurate

I am intrigued. When will the map be finished for it?

Once all games end, I will try to release them at the same time as each other

Announcement: I will be making a map that shows the trade routes and commodities of the world to further aid the roleplay of the series. It will be a separate map from the centers of power map. More details will be posted when completed.

Will the map include a description of generally who trades with who and how much?

I will keep it one layer and add trade routes (with cities as nodes). It won't be so much who is trading with who but what the current trade situation is. If someone roleplays the destruction of a node, I'll remove it and replace it with another (unless otherwise stated). Also calculating how much is transported is overkill. That's up to the players, not me.

I've decided that landmarks (libraries, schools, banks, monuments, etc) are to be included. This is so you can pinpoint strategic spots easily.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nQ4lX6qMPKMRQwOt2fCtEK5-EnGUTdi9&usp=sharing

Here is the link. You can look over as I edit it more. Suggestions welcome.

I won't be uploading the link to the document until it's somewhat finished.

Things I will add:
Natural resources
Trade Routes (land & sea)
Luxury resources
Monuments, Temples, Towers, etc
Significant institutions (libraries, schools, banks, etc)