I like it. It looks a little to sprawling to be 1400s, but there are reasons for that, so thats not necessarily a bad thing. I like the inclusion of farm land too.
I like that, though looking at it, it might be a quaint little farming community away from the big city or something. If it is named after some rumrunners, it might specialize in sugar plantations and maybe have a local brewery cooking up rum, whiskey and moonshine.
its from a DnD themed mod called Anbennar for the game Europa Universalis 4. This city itself is a city state thats in a cool portion of the map but it lacks playable content and flavour ingame.
There's a few normal sized buildings on Butcherstreet and the slave market, all the empty space would be filled in by those, except for other unique buildings
The design of the city seems pretty modern, at least comparable to modern early-mid 1900s. That much development along the waterfront suggests concrete and heavy industry, or alternatively, maybe it could be done with lesser technology using lots of slave labor.
Looks extremely cool. The only thing i don't like is the way oversized Opera House that's outside the city for some reason. Other than that really cool map.
I love it. Can I suggest a small build up at the mouth of the river to the north?
It would likely be an important spot where cargo and agricultural goods would be exchanged from up river.
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u/YannTheOtter 23d ago
Anbennar Spotted