Questions: >What is the best-sellingest piece of literature or art within your setting? >Is it based off history? If so, how? >Is it fictional? If so, how does it comment on the humanoid condition? >Who was the author/creator? What's their life story?
Hard Mode: >What do the critics think of this work?
Dante Must Die: >How did the play/movie adaptation do in-setting? Flop or Blockbuster?
How 'bout you post a map that's not a clustered piece of imbalanced shit with godawful chokepointing? Last time I played that Caelum literally shat over everyone from the skys because they had MM3 and the rest of us had MM1.
Tyler Peterson
I'm pretty sure he posted it because it looks like an actual fantasy maps. The way the province system works, the maps that are good for gameplay don't look like actual fantasy setting maps. Especially since most of them are wrap around.
Landon Gonzalez
How hard is "No giant chunks of sametype, no egregious chokepoints, no fuck-you spawns"?
You have no clue what the fuck we're talking about, do you?
Angel Young
I can't decide on whether to work on my fantasy or sci-fi setting.
Isaiah Stewart
And looks like an interesting fantasy map? Hard. Because those sort of things are what make for interesting fantasy maps and stories in fantasy maps.
I'll accept that I'm wrong if you can post a few Dominion maps which are both balanced and look like interesting fantasy setting for an RPG setting.
Jack Reed
It's actually really damn easy. You make the supertree or gigamountain or whateverthefuck one province and spread the visual effect but not terrain type into the surrounding provinces.
Jonathan Roberts
What are some potential racial traits of humans that isn't just 'the average'?
Brody Martinez
I'll post a couple of my own then. Don't claim to be good, but whatever.
Noah White
Skill Virtuosity? The ability to be really, really good at one skill (maybe to the detriment of another or one less selection)?
