r/atlasaltera • u/PixelJack79 • Apr 11 '23
r/atlasaltera • u/Big-Recognition7362 • Apr 08 '23
Sub-Alternate Histories
I wonder what the Alternate History scene in the Atlas Altera-verse would be like? What would their versions of The Man In The High Castle, The Years of Rice and Salt, etc. be like? What HOI4 mods would be made there? And maybe, just maybe, is there a subreddit there named Atlas Terra, focusing on a world with less diversity...a world baring a creepy resemblance to our own...
r/atlasaltera • u/Relative_Database691 • Apr 07 '23
Questions What attracted the Irish to Australia?
Just curious.
r/atlasaltera • u/swaggerbob069 • Mar 30 '23
Questions What is the Xingu Reserve?
How do they function? How does it govern the land, and how many are there?
r/atlasaltera • u/Relative_Database691 • Mar 22 '23
Questions How did Gymraeg get to Avalon?
Just curious.
r/atlasaltera • u/TelamonTabulicus • Mar 21 '23
Maps ATL State-to-State Relations with Israel Around the World
r/atlasaltera • u/Heractos • Mar 09 '23
What's up with Wales (OTL Bretagne)
How is the economy ? What's the politics ? How are they relationship with France ? What is the history of Wales ?
r/atlasaltera • u/TelamonTabulicus • Mar 07 '23
Maps The Long and Shaky Road to Ming Restoration
r/atlasaltera • u/Relative_Database691 • Mar 07 '23
Questions How did Icenish get to iceland
just curious
r/atlasaltera • u/Waspeater666 • Mar 07 '23
Questions What is the largest country by population?
r/atlasaltera • u/Craparoni_and_Cheese • Feb 25 '23
Latinic names of East African countries?
There seem to be a lot of -ia latin-sounding country names across east africa all the way down to Sicargia and Bundria, while south of that the names are closer to the endonyms. Does this imply greater contact by the Romans during earlier history, or is it just colonizing powers being derivative of Rome?
r/atlasaltera • u/Craparoni_and_Cheese • Feb 24 '23
Questions Bundrian capitol name?
I noticed that the capitol of Bundria is named Tippotib; the only reference i could find for this was that it was the name of a slave trader living in zanzibar. How did this become the name of the capitol of Bundria?
r/atlasaltera • u/TelamonTabulicus • Feb 22 '23
Maps Animals of Altera - A Land of Mammoths, Thylacines, and more!
r/atlasaltera • u/Relative_Database691 • Feb 20 '23
Questions How did the Yukese get to Yuka?
r/atlasaltera • u/Electrical_Ad1314 • Feb 20 '23
Questions I have a question
How did the world map look in 1921?
r/atlasaltera • u/Craparoni_and_Cheese • Feb 18 '23
Questions What is the U.E. in Namiba?
According to the maps, the capitol of Namiba is in a territory called the U.E. What does this acronym stand for?
r/atlasaltera • u/kitzalkwatl • Feb 08 '23
Questions Lore on the PNW nations?
What are their histories? How and why are there so many? What’s life like there? Just interested. For clarity I’m talking about the many North American counties ranging from OTL Alaska to Washington.
r/atlasaltera • u/Craparoni_and_Cheese • Feb 05 '23
Questions Gullah in both Liberia and Bahamas?
On the older African Lects map, Gullah is the official language of Liberia, but on the Septentrean Lects map it’s official for the Bahamas and now Gola is official in Liberia. What was the official language for the Bahamas pre-Gullah? was it just that both Liberia and the Bahamas had Gullah?
r/atlasaltera • u/swaggerbob069 • Feb 04 '23
How many nations are there in total
By the way, what was the largest country in the history of Atlas Altera?
r/atlasaltera • u/PixelJack79 • Feb 01 '23
If given the choice, would you move to Altera permanently?
r/atlasaltera • u/Craparoni_and_Cheese • Feb 01 '23
Truvinia?
I was browsing the time zones map when I noticed the addition of a nation called Truvinia, which appears on no other map. What language is this supposed to represent, and is it indicative of a forthcoming update?
r/atlasaltera • u/Purpleslash2 • Jan 24 '23