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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Ships (or, even more broadly, aquatic transport)

How do people get around between continents? What do people say of water travelers of ages past, of the future? How is ship transport r

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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Pests and vermin

Bugs, insects, rodents, viruses, maybe even entire groups of people... Annoying residents, preventing people from getting together, destroying livelihoods, rewriting

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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Bans and Taboos

Bans set forth by government, taboos set forth by culture and society. In either case, they generally describe things you shouldn't be doing.

Maybe they're set up due

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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Long-distance technologies

A long, long time ago, some people can still remember how they could (just barely) get in touch with faraway peoples. Modern Earth, of course, has made such

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r/ffxiv•

Servers up soon, servers moved around!

New server location, new server ping/routing, etc. discussion should go here.

To help minimize spam, individual posts about servers are subject to removal.

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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Coming of Age

Different cultures celebrate, mark, trial their newer members' coming of age with all sorts of methods. Perhaps an actual physical trial takes place, or perhaps an extrav

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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Traitors and Betrayals

Backstabbers, turncoats, two-faced people. Sometimes they're petty, but other times their actions can subtly (or not so subtly) influence uncountable numbers of

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r/thinkpad•

Feel free to skip down to the bold text if you don't want to read three paragraphs of self-pity ranting. ;)


So I was dumb and stuck a couple things into the audio jack that probably shouldn't have gone there--specifically, one of those 6.5mm to 3.5mm audio converters. It was fine for a while, but over the months I think I bumped into the converter a few times (they're so long), and may have displaced some of the contacts on the laptop's audio jack.

So, things kept rolling okay for a while, but sometimes I'd need to jiggle (in much the same way you might jiggle a q-tip around your ear to clean/scratch it) the audio converter inside the audio jack for the computer to detect its presence

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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Leisure, Pleasure, Relaxation

What are some of the ways your people relax: the gadgets they have, the social outlets and customs they celebrate, the places they visit? The hobbies they

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r/worldbuilding•

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Topic!

#Drugs, Alcohol, and Addiction

The drugs we find, the addictions we make, the somewhat-but-not-always-accepted consumption of social lubricants. What compounds exist in your worlds? Wha

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r/worldbuilding•

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  • The length of your comment should cover your concepts well without wasting the audience's time. For broad topics, you might just share 1-3 slices that you most wish to!
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Topic!

#Vengeance Stories and Myths

In history, in myth, in fiction. What are some of the gods, people, or any other being that have become known for their vengeful acts?


N

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r/SorakaMains•

http://euw.leagueoflegends.com/en/news/game-updates/gameplay/intro-midseason-2017

Ancient Coin line*: Gain an elixir that instantly grants a skill point when consumed (you still have a max of 18 skill points per game, meaning you’ll finish leveling your abilities at level 17). Takedowns on enemy champions grant gold and restore mana.

Ancient Coin’s existing passive - being near a minion when it dies - is pretty boring and offers nothing to build a quest around. So, we’re redesigning it. Nearby enemy minions occasionally drop coins when killed by anyone other than you, either restoring mana or granting gold on pick-up. (After one coin type has spawned, the next is guaranteed to

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r/worldbuilding•

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  • Try to cover your concepts well, but also don't waste your audience's time. Your post can be as long or short as you'd like!
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Topic!

#Disasters

Things go swish, things go whoosh, things go boom!

Natural or inflicted by creatures, disasters of all sor

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