The real answer was, "Yes."<br/><br/>But I suppose I would need to designate a city because while X,y, and Z characters have to go through X,y, and Z worlds. I can easily say I go through one world each time.<br/><br/>The Forbidden Land, Skyrim, and the Game of Thrones verse would be the closest to being close to Midgard. Though, I'm not sure if the theme of the realm matters. If a character could go through Deus-Ex world to get to the Hobbit/Lord of the Rings verse. Also, maybe even World of Warcraft, maybe. I would have just called Skyrim the Elder Scrolls verse because all of those continents are in the same world. If we run to Cryodil or Hammerfall or take a boat to Morrowind, then it's no longer Skyrim.<br/><br/>Yeah, there are two spots on that map from the same game series that could be summarized with one world, Elder Scrolls verse. Oh and let me clarify further. I was only suggesting that because Elder Scrolls have interconnected continents of the same world. Final Fantasy is one of those exceptions that would have to be different because it all takes place in completely different worlds. That's why I didn't make that suggestion.<br/><br/>But I would have based the world map on a lot of the characters who are joining the game and their respective games, which most of them have been represented.