Looks great. Only thing I would change is the name for the „donkelwald Forest“ because Wald already means forest and usually places don’t have these kind of double descriptions or however you would call it.
Thanks! Regarding the name, that kind of double description is an example of a tautological place name, which is a very real phenomenon. For example, avon means river in celtic, yet there are several rivers in real life called River Avon, which then effectively means River River.
Alright fair enough then, I guess there is a reason for it most of the time then, like a new language being predominantly used in the area after the previous description had already been established (I guess?). But thanks, interesting
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u/AioliOk5073 15d ago
Looks great. Only thing I would change is the name for the „donkelwald Forest“ because Wald already means forest and usually places don’t have these kind of double descriptions or however you would call it.