What if the Old Novogradian Dialect Had Survived?

There used to be an actual political entity called Novograd and then it was swallowed up by Russia. The idea of this language is that that political entity persisted to the modern day. I know that it's written with Cyrillic obviously because it's Slavic and so close to Russia. So, I love the grammar for this thing. It's just, it's wonderful.