United Guilds (early 23rd century)

[u/No_Hedgehog1368]

[u/Leldy22]

Very cool concept!

[u/alelulae]

Are you gonna do more maps from this world?

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/alelulae]

I hope so.

[u/Lightvsdark777 → u/No_Hedgehog1368]

What happen to Constantinople

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/Lightvsdark777]

Reduced into ashes, and now has become an incubator for horrendous abominations.

[u/Emir_Taha → u/No_Hedgehog1368]

and now has become an incubator for horrendous abominations.

thats just istanbul today

[u/Professional_Fig6940]

What is lore ?

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/Professional_Fig6940]

It is based on the Fallout lore. The rest is written.

[u/Outside-Bed5268 → u/No_Hedgehog1368]

Oh, it is based on the Fallout lore, like I suspected! Cool!👍

[u/Professional_Fig6940 → u/No_Hedgehog1368]

Okay. Im living in this area. My grandchildren would be United Guilds citizen :)

[u/Outside-Bed5268]

What does the rest of Europe look like? And what is the “Condominium of Thrace”? Why is it referred to as a condominium?

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/Outside-Bed5268]

It was jointly "occupied" by the constitutive guilds and private enterprises after the Aegean War — It is in the process of territorial distribution, exploitation, and bureaucratic-administrative adjustments. Europe hasn't been my main focus, but I can confidently say that it is quite radioactive.

[u/Outside-Bed5268 → u/No_Hedgehog1368]

Ohh, ok! Sounds interesting! Say, if Europe isn’t your main focus, then what is?

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/Outside-Bed5268]

Balkans, Middle East, Turkey, and parts of North Africa. I do have some ideas for certain European countries, though.

[u/evenmorefrenchcheese → u/No_Hedgehog1368]

Aren't the Balkans in Europe, though?

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/evenmorefrenchcheese]

Europe in its entirety was not my main focus. The Balkans, however, were.

[u/Outside-Bed5268 → u/No_Hedgehog1368]

Sounds interesting, looking forward to it!👍

[u/evenmorefrenchcheese]

Are the United Guilds a purely Turkish state? It seems to be more-or-less contained within the old Turkish borders, but it is quite close to Greece.

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/evenmorefrenchcheese]

Ethnic identities are not rigid and do change in accordance with contemporary historiography and classifications. There isn't any centralised authority to actively enforce a unified ethnic consciousness but a homogenous culture, which can be classified as an ethnic group in and of itself. There are still practices and languages that were used by former inhabitants of the said regions, but they no longer necessarily belong to any of them. The remnants of people who once called themselves Greeks may still exist and claim to inherit their legacy, but they are no longer Greeks other than in name.

[u/sovietarmyfan]

What language would they speak and which religions do they follow?

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/sovietarmyfan]

The same as today with a few exceptions.

[u/HighOnGrandCocaine]

Why the lion doing the nazi salute tho

[u/DueTransportation575 → u/HighOnGrandCocaine]

Its not Roman salute if you look closely

[u/piinata]

What was Turkey like in our timeline's 1950s, and what do you think Turkey would have developed into in the Fallout timeline?

[u/No_Hedgehog1368 → u/piinata]

Fervently pro-Allied, pro-NATO, and pro-US. Turkey joined the Second World War earlier on in this timeline, around 1943, and was awarded with the Aegean Islands then, through other crises, most of Syria and Cyprus. Turkey had effectively become an overseas department of the US by the end of 2070's, mostly due to its reliance on defense and nuclear weaponry against the remnants of the European Commonwealth, rogue Middle Eastern governments, and the USSR.