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| #1Ralif_RedhammerMar 18, 2015 7:38:07 | So my brother decided his Halfling should speak with a French accent, for reasons unknown. He’s looking for a region to call home. Which region of the Realms would you map to France? I lean towards the Vilhon Reach for its wine production, but am curious as to what others would say. |
| #2LordManshoonMar 18, 2015 11:20:25 | Cormyr was definitely influenced by medieval-and-Renaissance France, so there's that. |
| #3SelvarienMar 24, 2015 17:21:18 | Funny, I thought Impiltur (and the nearby city-states to the northwest) was more 'French'...Cormyr and Sembia seem like an amalgamation of England & mainland Europe during a more mercantile era. |
| #4BRJNMar 25, 2015 18:54:02 | Mph, Vilhon Reach is kinda depopulated post-Sundering, so maybe not. Plus, I see that area as a developing frontier.
You could have some of the Western Heartlands or south Sword Coast be French-y. Or, Chessenta (multiple city-states vying for influence = 1300s France). Unther and Mulhorand need to be re-filled (from scratch?), you could place something new there. Or place an independent village in the North (near the High Forest).
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| #5Ralif_RedhammerMar 26, 2015 8:14:39 | Impiltur does have the whole cheese thing going for it:
"A typical tavern meal in Hlammach included...a platter of pungent cheeses,"
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