Making a fantasy event map

I think it would be interesting to make a fantasy map for an event. I think it was suggested by someone else but Japanese animation encouraged me to jot it down. Why don't we make a map which is set like Science vs Magic stuff?

There can be two big teams whose position is for science (just normal units) and whose position is for religion (religious side may use fantasy units).

Both sides wanna eliminate each other 'cause religious (fantasy) side wanna destroy science civilization.

Religious side's units may be dragons, priests (who can use magic), and so on.

I know it is almost impossible but how do you guys think?

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We can link the fantasy units' powers with normal units.

Dragons> Planes

Priests> Anti Air

Believers> militias

Like these

Perhaps the god's punishment can be matched with nuclear rockets.

And if Science side takes away 'Saint Place,' then the victory will be theirs

Religious side should defend their 'saint place' in a small province at all cost.

Also infrastructures can be matched to religious buildings like church or mosque...Since it's not a real history, we can use any religions to make this map

Perhaps gold can be matched to mana

Not to be oversensitive, but this is a little religiously insensitive. Why is religion considered "fantasy"? Just because you may not believe in a religion doesn't mean nobody does.

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Fantasy Map is a great idea. But Call Of war is about the WWII and WWI. The map itself would be great! We can put those as backgrounds but the dragon part would be off topic for the moderators. Lets see if we have storm.

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