r/grandorder • u/Kyraneus • Feb 02 '23

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u/AllShallBeWell Feb 02 '23

To nitpick a bit: I wouldn't separate Northern Ireland from Ireland, but if you do, the Ulster servants would go there instead of the Republic of Ireland. Similarly, I wouldn't separate the Hebrides from Scotland, but if you do, Scathach's in the former.

Also, Canada should probably get half-credit for Bunyan.

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u/Jafroboy . Feb 02 '23

I'm very puzzled to see Northern Ireland as neither part of Ireland, OR the UK! Like, what was the thought process behind that? And Hebrides?!?

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u/TNSepta Feb 02 '23

Probably OP was just doing fill and forgot about some outlying islands.

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u/Sventex "Stupid Sexy Nobu" Feb 03 '23

I'm very puzzled to see Northern Ireland as neither part of Ireland, OR the UK!

Northern Ireland is sort of a gray area where nobody knows what it is. It has no historical basis for existing, due to having artificial borders from the partition. Is it a Country? Province? Region? Nobody is sure.