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I have rephrased the description (wording was a bit lacking you're right).
To be clear, because it indeed was a bit blurry : the mod adds nothing to the map and does not make any attempt to change anything related to gameplay. The scope of the mod is as narrow as possible (emblems, interface for emblems, coa designer), and that's what make it compatible with pretty much anything.
That is to say, that you should really use their work as they intended it to be. And from a (very) quick look in the workshop, Fallen Eagle seems to completely fall into that category.
I assume the coa designer would still work regardless. But the historical medieval designs would then mostly be out of place in an alternate historical/fantasy context (yes, to a varying degree ofc).