Sester58

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r/worldbuilding•

In light of tomorrow's eclipse, I decided to make a post about eclipses. While they historically have been bad omens, they can easily take on different definitions in fiction.

What are yours?

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There's a group of Treants from Woodenland that travel around Woodenland and the Plains giving out fresh fruit for free. The catch, they're the fruit trees.

Yes, a treant at one point noted the fruit growing from its canopy and decided to spread joy by just giving the fresh fruit out, a nice commodity all things considered. Since then that same treant gathered up other treants that grow fruit and inspired the the Nomadic Traders, decided to move around giving out their fruit.

Some guilds and organizations try blocking them, often to no avail, no one wants to be known as the person who blocked a happy treant from giving food to kids.

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One of the users here helped me feel confident enough about posting some of my worldbuilding stuff so here it is I hope you like it!

The Plainsgoblin race is a diaspora from the original Goblin race, they settled in the Plains because they just weren't like the other Goblins, they were the goblins that weren't aggressive and were not willing to fight and die alongside the Orcs, and as such to escape being persecuted by other goblins for being pacifistic they split off and migrated to the Plains.

It wasn't easy at first, due to raiding from orc war parties everyone in the Plains knew to reach for a weapon and alert the town so these goblins had to settle in secret and ultimately earn the

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Sometime ago I made chicken tikka masala for dinner, and I loved it, but since then I can't shake the feeling I'm missing something, in addition I'd like to see and find any neat Indian restaurants as well.

Please and thanks for the help!

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One of the ideas for the "prehistory" of my world is that an ice age happened which put an end to the dinosaur-peoples control of the world and forced humanity to relocate elsewhere.

This changed the whole primordial world, kind of. I made the ice age only cover the top hemisphere of the world. Theres this island where one of the newer civilizations grows out of that has this big mountain on it, about the height of K2, and I had this idea that some of the primordial forests and jungles at the foot it survived because the ice age in question got blocked by the mountain.

Is this a feasible thing to write in?

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In light of the clown epidemic going on on the eastern seaboard, I've decided to finally speak out my own matter on it and see what everyone else thinks, why, because some people around me, my friends, coworkers, so on, are starting to fall into a state of panic with this whole ordeal, I even overheard someone talking about seeing more people open carry.

I'm trying to avoid falling into a panicked state too, but then I heard some noises outside my house recently and couldn't sleep, so I'm here asking everyones take on this, thoughts?

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