I'm glad you finally explained what was going on in THK. I was thinking it was Brazil, then Argentina, and it fit that vibe of being somewhere in Latin America but not quite familiar. Would love to see some Equinoxian foreign students at Wilmot.
The backstory is "what if the British attempts to seize that part of the world in 1806 had worked out, and it became a part of the British empire." In the modern day, it's an independent member of the Commonwealth.
Why, yes, I overthink my porn.
I appreciate the worldbuilding, as you may have gathered from the questions I've asked over the years.

It allows Hidden Knowledge and Beyond Rubies (and Final Form now, I suppose) to have a consistent, but slightly alien feeling.
Were you ever tempted to make D1 and D5 into the same universe? They both fit the 'magic, no superheroes, altered geography'. Not that I think they need to be, since there are plenty of reasons to keep stories separated. Just curious.
