Jeremysbrain

24 minutes ago, Leingod said:

Well, a certain amount of ambiguity and confusion about borders and outliers and such - especially where church lands are concerned, given how many forged charters claiming this or that bit of land rightfully belonged to the local bishopric or monastery were made - is fitting for a game about feudalism.

Oh I know that and it could be the case of noncontiguous borders or exclave territory, but none of that is mentioned.  Nor is it mentioned which county these settlements are supposed to fall under.

Im just searching for the best way to reconcile the map with the text.  Exclave of Bastogne is probably the best explanation.

Taking a closer look at the map and comparing it to the text I'm seeing more things that don't match up.  It lists Aachen, Chevremont, Herstal, and Jupille as all being part of the Duchy of Ardennes, but they appear on the map in the area described as being Prince-bishopric of Liege.

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The duchy of the Ardennes is ruled by Duke Thierry. His vast domain is divided into five counties: Arlon, Bastogne, Bouillon, La
Roche and Salm. Duke Thierry is the Count of Bastogne, and the four remaining counties are governed by Count Galeran of Arlon, Count Aymon of Bouillon, Count Hugo of La Roche and Count Widogast of Salm.

So am I missing it or was this County left off The Ardennes map?   And there are two rivers on the map named Salm.  I'm assuming the County of Salm should be that area north of Trier where the Salm river is and Bitburg, Schleidweiler and Daun are, but not sure.

I was interested in this because no information is given on Widogast and he isn't listed as a member of any of the Major Houses so he is perfect for including as a member of the PK's House.