Most "fixed" characters / countries?

[khanbalik]

(First of all, please excuse my terrible English).

I discovered this mod last month and I must say it is AWESOME. Now, I just wanted to ask:

Which are the most "fixed", the most "lore friendly" countries / regions /lordships you can play in the mod? I mean, which are the ones you would consider to be "pretty much done" in opposition to those you'd say that "still need a lot of rework"? I love very long-lasting games and I'd love to play as almost any country / paramounty, both in Essos and Westeros, so better to begin with the "best" done ones.

Thank you all so much!

 

[SchmittLenin]

(First of all, please excuse my terrible English).

I discovered this mod last month and I must say it is AWESOME. Now, I just wanted to ask:

Which are the most "fixed", the most "lore friendly" countries / regions /lordships you can play in the mod? I mean, which are the ones you would consider to be "pretty much done" in opposition to those you'd say that "still need a lot of rework"? I love very long-lasting games and I'd love to play as almost any country / paramounty, both in Essos and Westeros, so better to begin with the "best" done ones.

Thank you all so much!

As far as I know, mechanically speaking the entirety of Westeros (Including the Wall and the lands Beyond the Wall) is "complete"

 

[SBerger]

The borders aren't very lore friendly though. Compared to sources in A World of Ice and Fire and maps provided in the books, the borders in the mod are very edgy and pointy. The updated borders submod completes the lore aspect of Westeros.

 

[fargoniac]

The borders aren't very lore friendly though. Compared to sources in A World of Ice and Fire and maps provided in the books, the borders in the mod are very edgy and pointy. The updated borders submod completes the lore aspect of Westeros.

It'd not updated for 1.1 though, sadly.

 

[yezhanquan]

It'd not updated for 1.1 though, sadly.

Not yet. 1.1 is less than a week old.