Welcome to Conworlds

The Nearly Real World consists of over two dozen fictitious nations put together. These nations are a lot like the nations of today, though generally with some small difference, whether that be a different route along a point of divergence (POD) or an inconspicuous new island state introduced. Articles in this project have been started and contributed to by all sorts of authors, each with his or her own style or vision, allowing the Nearly Real World project to truly become a colorful, diversified amalgam representative of the work of everyone on this site. The newest member to this conworld, Asiata, is a prime example of a highly detailed, near-realistic world written in a style reminiscent of Wikipedia, and a suitable capstone to this project.

Formally, The Nearly Real World also encapsulates Georgeland, the largest standalone project on this site and an utter behemoth. In other words, this month we're presenting the largest project we have on this site for your entertainment. Georgeland is a string of islands belonging to a fictitious country. With nearly four hundred articles, the Georgeland project has fleshed out just about everything imaginable in a conworld, making it a great example of what a developed conworld can potentially become. This project focuses heavily on politics, with detailed articles on outcomes of over thirty elections nonstop. In addition, the Georgeland project also contains some one hundred plus articles on the most politicians in its history, complete with photos, timelines and info-boxes. Georgeland is truly an incredibly beautiful and detailed world.