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Senya wrote:*emphesis on the letter "C"

Any particular reason?

Craitman wrote:

Senya wrote:*emphesis on the letter "C"

Any particular reason?

The capital of the civilian centre is "Colgrad", after the city which was left in ruins. The military area (and thus the overall area name) is Fort Kolgrad, which is a Senya-fied version as the Senyan alphabet does not have the letter "C". However, the civilian area is mainly a German & English speaking community, so the "C" would be used.

Would it not make sense to Anglicise the name to "Fort Colgrad" then?

Craitman wrote:Would it not make sense to Anglicise the name to "Fort Colgrad" then?

Military > Civilians

Besides, "Fort Kolgrad" looks better than "Fort Colgrad"

Senya wrote:Military > Civilians

I'm not sure I understand your point.

Besides, "Fort Kolgrad" looks better than "Fort Colgrad"

That's because "Kol" looks nicer than "Col"

What about Sonerland?

This is only for nations currently on Micras, so if/when you claim, you'll be included

Cheltian Nation | Cheltian | CHL

Yeah, I definitely haven't forgotten to update this in a while

Search for 'List of nations' on the wiki, the abbreviations are on there

Sangun-Leichenberg (SGL) appears to have been accidentally deleted! Also, might I please reserve HPS for the constituent state of Highpass?

Sangun-Leichenberg | Sanguno-Leichenbergish | SGL
>> Greater Sangun | Sangunese | GSA
>> Highpass | Highpassian | HPS
>> Leichenberg| Leichenbergish | LCH

Sadamara wrote:Sangun-Leichenberg | Sanguno-Leichenbergish | SGL
>> Greater Sangun | Sangunese | GSA
>> Highpass | Highpassian | HPS
>> Leichenberg| Leichenbergish | LCH

(Re-)Added and list updated entirely

Commonwealth of the Brettish Isles - Brettish - BRE

Update in light of recent changes:

Sangun and South Cibola | Sanguno-Cibolan | SSC
>> Greater Sangun | Sangunese | GSA
>> Karalakh | Karalakhi | KAR
>> Leichenberg | Leichenbergish | LCH
>> Riskai and the Idunn Isles | Riskaian | RSI
>> Steeria | Steerish | STM

Please note that Steeria's code is derived from its name in High Saxon, Stiermark.

Gong | Gonglese | GOD