Thank you!
It's a character driven political fantasy.

Exactly the kind of weapons present in my setting! I love these

A friend who I cherish dearly came back when done and the conversation went
Him: "I liked it!"
Me: "Do you see any areas of improvement?"
Him: "Not really; it was good!"
Me (affectionately):

Civ 6 lacks tin, but Civ 7 lacks copper.... I guess to get bronze, you have to hop timelines and trade between saves! haha

The blue dots signify cities that exist for the purpose of the TTRPG version of the setting; Nantambu and Mzali come from PF2's "Mwangi Expanse"; specifically the Strength of Thousands campaign!
You might can tell, if you squint, how I loved the campaign so much it inspired the make of Senenda...

Her sister, born out of her shadow and envious of her sister, is Keshoka. She too has many aspects. She is prayed to by the malicious sure, but a lot of mortal interaction is beseeching or placating her to avoid or delay her wrath.
Most maladies that strike mortals are traced back to Keshoka.

Tumikar used this theory to wield the power of the divine. They crafted new islands, maintained by the Aerithor Aries.
Tumikar allowed death to visit them only when their work was complete. Tumikar remains the patron deity of the himaguham. How much a hold death has on them is an open question.

Tumikar spent centuries writing all they knew into the Aerithor Theorum, a unified theory of everything. It predicts everything from the grandest phenomenon to the smallest atoms. To know one equation is to be a genius. To know a chapter is to be a god. To know the whole theory is to go mad.