u/Adept-Vermicelli8756

Question about the Welsh map by Chesdri.

I'm curious that it introduces the extinct language in OTL, Cumbric (known as Dovewelsh in ATL), that it exists as living language in Cumbreland (ATL's Wales). (source: Not Your Average Big Wales | Cumbreland in 2026 [Atlas Altera] : r/imaginarymaps). They literally give a Galatian or Gothic treatment, although they only exist as a minority language inside that country.

I really like this idea! Would somebody create a similar situation to Chesdri's in the future? Here are my ideas so some people would take these:

African Romance (exists as minority language inside between Punice and Alania)
Polabian (exists in Pomerany)
Merya, Meshchera, and Muromian languages (exist in Russia)
Mator and Kamas languages (exist in Tuvan and Sayan)
Some Anatolian languages and Phrygian (exist in the countries of Anatolia region)
Pictish (exists in Scotland)

u/Adept-Vermicelli8756 — 8 hours ago

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Why languages of Getcia (a Gothic country) and Pheran (a Coptic country) didn't used the Gothic and Coptic script respectively and instead used the Greek script?

Title; feels wasted potential, honestly. If you don't know about that, there were Gothic and Coptic scripts, which both were derived from the Greek alphabet:

Gothic alphabet - Wikipedia

Coptic script - Wikipedia

u/Adept-Vermicelli8756 — 8 days ago

▲ 16 r/atlasaltera

Can I (and someone in general) really make fan-made maps of Altera?

Title says all; I just wondering could I make non-official/non-canon maps and just credit to creator for the base map/idea?

reddit.com

u/Adept-Vermicelli8756 — 10 days ago