Request: Flag and Name Change

[Tagmatium Rules]

Hello!

I'm completely changing Tagmatium's name and flag! Again!

No, not really.

Just a bit of a minor tweak.

This is been something I've been meaning to ask for quite a long time. It is more window-dressing than anything that will have any meaningful impact on anything in terms of RP.

Basically, the island with the city Glevokastron is a nominally independent protectorate of Tagmatium, although in reality it is all but an integral part of the Greater Holy Empire, lying as it does so close to both myself and @Haruspex. It's got a significant Tagmatine military presence in the form of military bases, and it plays a role as a lynchpin in the defensive plans of my nation.

In line with other people's colonies and client states, could I have the name "Akwisia (Tag.)" added to it, as that's the name of the country. Ideally, the name "Brandhaefen" would be added in brackets under "Glevokastron", as the former is the native name for the city. I respect the fact that there might not be enough room for this without things being a bit squashed.

As well as this, could the following flag be added? This flag would replace the Tagmatine one.

Thanks a lot!

No hurry on this, mind. It doesn't affect anything RP-wise.

[Orioni]

@Tagmatium Rules — Will do. This shouldn't take too much time to change. If I understand correctly, you want to:

1. "Akwisia (Tag.)" because a client state.
2. With "Glevokastron (Brandhaefen)" as the capital city.
3. And carry the different flag you linked to.

I'll also coordinate with co-cartographer @Metztlitlaca so this change remains synced. 

[Tagmatium Rules]

Just now, Orioni said:

@Tagmatium Rules — Will do. This shouldn't take too much time to change. If I understand correctly, you want to:

1. "Akwisia (Tag.)" because a client state.
2. With "Glevokastron (Brandhaefen)" as the capital city.
3. And carry the different flag you linked to.

I'll also coordinate with co-cartographer @Metztlitlaca so this change remains synced. 

Yep, that's completely correct.

I realise now looking at that image the blue of the flag might merge with that of the sea. If need be, the colour can be tweaked but the black border the flags have might mean that that is unncessary.

Thanks, though!

[Orioni]

No worries. All flags automagically have a black border to provide contrast. That little features goes back a long long time.

Same for the text. It has a thin white stroke all around to show contrast in case there is a border or river behind it.

Neither of these are meant to be seen. But you do notice it if the stroke is disabled.