Go ahead! I have to warn you: while researching I found out that Sarytsin and Saqsin are actually two different names for the same thing. But lacking a better name in that area a have decided to keep it that way.

Map of Poland/ East Germany with 67 territories and 119 armies.

Danzig: A major trading port along the river Vistula. Estimated to have 25,000 inhabitants and very important. Raised from 3 also for some balance purposes.
Warszawa: THe capital of Mazovia and the later commonwealth
Stettin: another major trading port as well as rich surroundings.
Gniezno: Royal court of Poland until it was moved to Krakow.
Poznan: An important city - one the first.
Krakow: The Royal court of Poland for a long time until it moved to Warsaw.
Prague: The capital of Bohemia.

Perhaps raise the value of Bohemian and German provinces and lower Polish?

Also, should Paris and Genova be raised to 4 and cordoba to 3. They are all 'super metropolises' Cordoba was even larger than Constantinople at the start of this era.

Edited 7/5/2014 08:42:44

Moro, your southern Caucuses map is only 57 territories.
Also how did you split your map up (into groups of 67 territories)

Edited 7/5/2014 08:35:57

You're right, I must have miscounted. In that case I will adjust it to contain some more of the Middle East.
And I like your idea of Danzig! I think the metropolises will be Danzig, Esztergom, London, Rome (because Pope), either Bordeaux or Paris, one Spanish city, Koumbi Saleh (capital of the insanely rich Mali Empire), Tunis, Alexandria, Aksum (powerful city in Ethiopia), Jerusalem, possibly Makka (Mecca), Baghdad, Constantinople, possibly Gujarat, one Russian city, possibly a Georgian city, one southern-German city, Bukhara or Merv and maybe a Scandinavian city. What I intend to do with the city placements is that if you manage to capture three of them you are automatically an Emperor.
And you may decide for yourself what divisions to use.

Edited 7/5/2014 11:21:39

Kiev would be an ideal metropolis. And maybe Novgorod or Moskova too.