[Update] I updated my map with all of great britain south of the Hadrian Wall! Hope you enjoy it, and leave feedback if you like!
https://i.redd.it/t7soi1qppp5d1.png
Posted by ItsNicklaj
![[Update] I updated my map with all of great britain south of the Hadrian Wall! Hope you enjoy it, and leave feedback if you like!](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/t7soi1qppp5d1-1280x1536.png "[Update] I updated my map with all of great britain south of the Hadrian Wall! Hope you enjoy it, and leave feedback if you like!")
[Update] I updated my map with all of great britain south of the Hadrian Wall! Hope you enjoy it, and leave feedback if you like!
https://i.redd.it/t7soi1qppp5d1.png
Posted by ItsNicklaj
6 Comments
I see you’ve accurately predicted the weather in Scotland.
Wall is too far north, its less than two miles north of the Tyne around Newcastle
This is pretty cool, but I find the time confusing. You’ve got dark age Kingdoms..ish, but also a lot of roman names still around, and….tintagel castle? That’s 600 years out of place surely?
Wessex without Isle of Wight? No coast at all? When is this?
Might be nice to tint the mountains in some areas, devon sandstone, black powys, white cliffs…
The map is meant to represent a time around 550 and 650 AD, it’s not meant to be 100% accurate, but somewhat representative of the main kingdoms and landmarks!
May want to revise the south kent coast at the East Sussex border. Similar to the wash, the coast came inland all the way to the Weald. Tenterden, for example, was an important port.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinque_Ports](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinque_Ports)
Really really tiny nitpick, I assume you’re doing this in Inkarnate or something so I don’t know how easy this would be to do but in Kent the bit of land mass north-west of what I assume is Canterbury is an island.
Nobody ever makes it an island on any map ever, no clue why haha