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Part 20 of On The Shoulders Of Titans
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2021-01-27
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2024-08-05
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On The Shoulders Of Titans: Annex

Summary:

On The Shoulders of Titans: Annex is a companion work to the narrative pieces of the OtSoT anthology. Within, readers will be able to find both visual (Ilustrations, maps, etc...) media that will expands on the history, regions, Kaiju, mechs and other topics of interest related to the project. 

Most chapters will be written in the format of in-setting encyclopedic pieces or database entries. Chapters are updated an average of twice a month, but new chapters are rarely added. Updates and changes will usually be related to the newest stories.

Chapter 1: Regions I: Legend

Summary:

This chapter and the following 7 focus on showing of maps, flags and other visual media in an in-setting format, expanding on the lore and history of the different nations and regions of the OtSoT setting. Regions I shall focus on general context as to how these maps should be interpreted.

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Legend:

All countries have a color coded outline denoting whether they are part of any larger alliances or international organizations, these organizations and their respective colors are:

  • The Kaiju Defense Force (KDF), Dark Blue.
    • The Australia Union, Yellowish Green.
    • The Northern Pact (NP), Lilac.
    • The Arab League, Dark Green.
  • The Warsaw Treaty Organization(WTO), Bright Red.
  • The Pact Of San Jorge,Yellow.
  • Exclusion Zones 6 Areas under the control of Kaiju Cults., Pink.

When a region within a country is marked with a variation of the main color or a completely different color, this means that the region’s administration may be autonomous or otherwise of interest. Borders drawin in red instead of black exemplify contested areas or active warfronts.

Unless stated otherwise, all the following maps can be assumed to be from the perspective of the 2100s.