Here's some maps of some of the civilizations (as of right now) that are in the bronze age!
(1 pixel= 2 kilometers)
Capital- Tja
Population- 72,000
Capital- Lurat
Population- 47,000
Capital- Ojil
Population- 59,000
Capital- Vila
Population- 41,000
Largest City- Ojil (19,000)
Total Population- 219,000
I hope you enjoy the map I made. There will be more maps and details (including Worldbuilding!) about Sarkal!
oh hell yeah
now we got four worldbuilding projects that (at least somewhat) originated from SR2/JNO? (we got my Hypernova, Tallisar's lore with the Hyperants and stuff, Ceya's hard scifi lore, and now this too)
@Tallisar maybe not 2400 actually, but they do gain fusion tech in the 2030s and antimatter production/technology and warp technology in the 2070s (fusion makes it easier to get, I assume), and they may leave in a couple hundred years. Let's just say they got a little bit of help (manpower) around 2080...
@Tallisar Idk, maybe some shmuck in congress mixed up NASA's and the Armed Forces' budgets
¯_ (ツ)_/¯
Huh, that's neat and interesting @Isosceles51. Im curious, how are the humans so close to being intergalactic in the 2400s? I mean, it's your lore, but that progression of time is just short and fast. In my lore, humans don't even leave the Solar System until the 2100s, and leave the galaxy around the 2800s - 3100s.
@Tallisar They had pretty steady progression for 6600 years after these maps date to then 800 years of rapid advancement (they are at the same tech as humans, it's just that the modern day is around 2400, so humans are on the brink of intergalactic travel) so they went from bronze to iron to antiquity to medieval to renaissance to industrial to machine to space and then interstellar, never space to bronze. Sorry if it came across that I did mean that when I didn't.
@Tallisar I was saying about how I decided what tech level they'd be in universe, not literally going from space age to bronze age.
How would they go from the space age to the bronze age @Isosceles51? I mean, I have something similar with the Hypereans--that is because there was a large system-scale civil war that kinda stranded most hypereans to their inhabited worlds (though they weren't in the bronze age). I figured you have something similar?
@Tallisar They were originally going to be in the mid space age, then bronze age, then mid space age, but now, after your comment, They're going to be in the mid Interstellar age, with safe warp travel of up to 1000c. Thanks for reminding me how far their bronze age was ago.
This is really nice @Isosceles51. How do you envision these creatures? Considering they were in the Bronze Age ~7200 years ago, and the humans were in the same age ~2000 years ago, I think I can conclude that the civilizations on Sarkal are quite advanced. I also like the idea of great civilizations from the past, leaving ruins. I also use that idea, through the “Aureus” civilization (currently the main predecessor to the hypereans).
There will be more nations in the region in the future, if not across the whole planet. These are also not current borders, they are borders from 5000 Sarkalan Years (7192 Earth Years) ago, and the civilization is in the mid space age (think of the 1970s to 2020s, so most of the planet is clamied. It is also located in the Triangulum Galaxy, as well. There will be ruins of these the great Sanalayan Civilizations (Sanalay is like this world's Mesopotamia for its civilizations) that you can see. They will be as detailed as possible. (It also orbits an F7V Star with a mass of 1.150 Solar Masses)