>>95991172
>>95990704
>>95989493
That is one gripe I have about the maps, (and honestly it doesn't matter that much) being that each nations are fairly isolated, without common points of contacts. These wouldn't necessarily involve changing the frontiers on the 3rd at least, but I feel like we should add some vassalized Deepfolks and trade outposts for each other nations.
>>95990704
>Neither New Mu nor Atlan seem to be that much of naval powers.
>>95991172
> In my mind Atlan has insane coastal defense capacity but absolutely no long-distance ability
> Atlan
A fairly sizable fleet of smallish Titanium Archelon Ships for troop transport, with a handful of incredibly large Titaniumclad Barges. A holdover from the Arkhaionomos Paideutērion, the fleet was designed a century ago based on the (erroneous) belief that the Mu Royals would not want to eat titaniumclads (at worst, Archelon Ships provide a bad indigestion, Barges are safe but mostly useless in fighting off the Mu monsters, or keeping them from freely eating the troop transports). The King has not expanded its fleet since the Coup, given the enormous potential loss of the sacred metal, and moved it almost entirely to the 5th against Atlantis, away from Mu attacks.
> Mu
City-States have small individual navies, but none that should give any concern to either Epigeans or the other Deep Nations. Morlocks and the few Aquasaur Knight Orders would get involved before either the City-States fleets or the Old Mu Royal Navy does. The Royal Navy can wreck close to anything if it actually assemble in good number and sustain its involvement... which it never does. Every "vessel" is its own admiral, none of them like being anywhere else than the deepest, darkest depths, and they have very little incentive to risk their lives. The purpose of New Mu is to get them corpses, not for them to give corpses for New Mu. If the human vassals have a losing streak of a couple of generations, its not that big of a concern to them.