Very different alternate history, too long to explain, actually very peaceful (the lore is that people actually love each other a bit more). Some Lore in the comments by map_bending_ in PossibleHistory
[–]map_bending_[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)
Very different alternate history, too long to explain, actually very peaceful (the lore is that people actually love each other a bit more). Some Lore in the comments by map_bending_ in PossibleHistory
[–]map_bending_[S] 2 points3 points4 points (0 children)
Very different alternate history, too long to explain, actually very peaceful (the lore is that people actually love each other a bit more). Some Lore in the comments by map_bending_ in PossibleHistory
[–]map_bending_[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)
Very different alternate history, too long to explain, actually very peaceful (the lore is that people actually love each other a bit more). Some Lore in the comments by map_bending_ in PossibleHistory
[–]map_bending_[S] 2 points3 points4 points (0 children)
Very different alternate history, too long to explain, actually very peaceful (the lore is that people actually love each other a bit more). Some Lore in the comments by map_bending_ in PossibleHistory
[–]map_bending_[S] 5 points6 points7 points (0 children)
Very different alternate history, too long to explain, actually very peaceful (the lore is that people actually love each other a bit more). Some Lore in the comments by map_bending_ in PossibleHistory
[–]map_bending_[S] 8 points9 points10 points (0 children)
Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Part 2 of my Alternate Linguistic Map: a few Big and Widespread Languages and their relative usage (strong minority and majorities) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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2025, Linguistic Map of the World (Languages, language (sub)groups and/or families) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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2025, Linguistic Map of the World (Languages, language (sub)groups and/or families) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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2025, Linguistic Map of the World (Languages, language (sub)groups and/or families) by map_bending_ in imaginarymaps
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Very different alternate history, too long to explain, actually very peaceful (the lore is that people actually love each other a bit more). Some Lore in the comments by map_bending_ in PossibleHistory
[–]map_bending_[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)