Appalachia

Soooo-eeee! Playing on this map made me happier than a dog with two ding-a-lings! It's a great concept and it's neat to see how geological features overlay political borders. The map is well designed and well-balanced. It's also quite challenging, as - despite appearances to the contrary - there aren't really that many good corners to hide in while building up your power base.

So fire up your interwebs and get ready for a mullet-wearin', monster truck-rallyin', cousin-lovin' shindig! Yeehaw!

Trucks,drunk and guns,
Blortis showed us his great American pride. Awesomely designed by famous wrestlers outside of the Appalchias and American stereotypes.
Surely America rocks by this. The bracelet of Pampino quite resembles a territory and honestly it fooled me at first sight. Some unexpected touch here.
Further on the dark grey shadow under the scale map have broken and uncompletely lines which better should be removed at once. I would also reccomend to connect east Tennessee with its western part so the super bonus is easier to achieve.

Wow, epic battle alert. Visually, the map has little to offer (unless you have a strange fetish for dad bodies or 1970s mullets) but it is, excuse me ladies, a balls-on-the-table show-me-what-you-have kind of map. No place to go, no place to hide. Against three AIs, that made for a 40 turn marathon where the outcome was in no way certain until very late on. Hugely enjoyable.

Thought this is a great map! Very open, there is nowhere to hide, and none of the bonuses are overpowered. Have played multiple games on it, it's great for large team games! The background pictures just make it all worth it.

A 6 player game on this map was a good combo. The super bonus were a great addition.