Instead of building an entire world, let's build a small region roughly the size of Ireland instead, the older, timeless sort of pulpy set up for an adventure that wouldn't be too out of place in a Forgotten Realms book or a low-level old-school advanced d&d campaign. You know what I'm talking about, if all goes well, this'll be much more fun than a standard setting creation thread. Feel free to post fantasy art, dice tables, or whatever else strikes your fancy. I'll be here all night, and I've got a few digit rolls planned to set up the framework, let's get started.
Temperate coniferous woodland leaning towards cold temperature.
Daniel Russell
Sparse wintery wasteland deep within a secluded mountain range valley
Leo Martin
Professionals dotting the land and training apprentices sent to them in various trades and tricks. Hunters deep in the forest, Mages up in the mountains, Retired Knights out in the plains, etc. These apprentices return to their towns with their new skills after several years, but some stay and take over the master's position.
Luis Reed
Boreal forest of 200ft tall trees with rocky cliffs bordering most of the coastline. Rainy, foggy, hot and moist weather.
Adrian Collins
A vast wilderness dotted by earth motes floating above teeming jungles.
Ethan Rivera
How about steppes, about 60 degrees on average? Very sparse trees. and two rivers flowing from the far north (outside the zone) to an ocean south (coast is inside).
Elijah Barnes
Oddly, within certain portions of the forest region exists a form of quicksand which can easily consume travelers unaware of the matter, or especially the lay of the land.
Ethan Gutierrez
Mediterranean climate, moderate temperatures, hot and dry summers.
Samuel James
Basically the Sonoran desert. Depending on elevation everything from thorn scrub to grasslands to coniferous forests, and a few almost totally uninhabitable wastelands. Cold nights, hot ass days, 340ish days of clear predictable weather and 15 days a year of heavy rains that come from nowhere and disappear as quickly.
Brandon Sanchez
TREES ARE MADE OF BATMANS
GROUND IS MADE OF LAVA
Lucas Jones
A crisscrossing group of Grand Canyon equivalents with several ruins of long lost structures while mostly being overgrown by jungle. Monsoons will occasionally flood the Canyon floors.
Luis Reed
swamp
Nathan King
RUSSIA
Nolan Rogers
How about some woody plains with wheat fields
James Rogers
>Thread dies a stillbirth because nobody can actually roll any goddam digits.
I like this one.
Jonathan Perez
Reroll
Dylan Cox
Eastern Europe, bogs, tundra, and all!
Dylan Murphy
A massive rain-forest that has somehow replaced an inland sea, where the trees get larger and denser the farther in you go until they become in the deepest parts thousands of feet tall and so massive that the roots at the base form a series of twisting tunnels similar to the Underdark.
Sebastian Cruz
the inside of pepe's giant asshole
Carter Parker
A dull, sleepy, and quiet forest, suddenly imperiled by a sudden disaster
Aaron Gonzalez
Holy fuck, I never realized just how tiny the isles and by extension europe is.
Grayson Brooks
Reroll
Henry Hernandez
appalachia style hill country
Colton Harris
a blighted desert where nothing grows
Matthew Perry
Rerolling
Asher Clark
Holy shit I was right!
Reroll for the jungle Canyon.
Xavier Rogers
This one desu.
Matthew Sanders
I'll vote this one
Checkem
Luke Sanders
there you have it
Levi Roberts
OP here, and checked! Now, onto the next stage.
Digits decide the region's primary race/culture, digits also decide two of the region's secondary races/cultures, each race/culture must be selected by a single post, rerolls on a single post are fine.
Brandon Perez
Primary Race - Minotaurs Secondary races - human Aborigines and birldlike people
Caleb Harris
Primary: Slow-moving, but lovable chameleon folk
Gabriel Hernandez
Secondary: Human Aborignes
Eli Price
Fuck
Thomas Williams
Genies for primary race!
Tyler Baker
Primary race-Kobolds.
Secondary race-Humans.
Parker Roberts
Primary - Gnomes Secondary - Nature loving Giants
Ian Brooks
The primary race are Treepeople/Ents
Nolan Kelly
Reroll
Jeremiah Perez
Re rolling
Landon Walker
Winner!
this is a no get thread
Jaxon Morgan
The second race are a group of nomadic humans that travel through the region via the use of giant beetles
Ryan Myers
Secondary race are a clan of lizardfolk who live in the swampy bottem of the canyons.
Evan Parker
Rolled 18 (1d100)
did you know you can use dice+1d100
Nicholas Thompson
OP you alive?
Luis Price
Fuck it. I'm taking over for OP now that he has abandoned us.
>What we have so far is a group of ruins in a lush Jungle Canyon currently inhabited by ents wth a clan of lizardfolk Inhabiting the waterline at the bottem of each canyon.
Dubs decide what is up with the ruins.
Anthony Powell
the ruins are the remnants of a large temple of a now long forgotten god
The ruins are a part of what was once a grand city carved into the canyon walls, but now they are all deserted and home to local settlements of Ents and Lizardfolk
Logan Edwards
Giant limpit shellfish cling to the canyons walls awaiting the next flood that could be in a year or a decade. The dim gleam of the luminescent minerals in their shells give natural light to the deeper canyons.
Lizardmen shamans learn to read the patterns of their placement and movement to predict the next flood and the fortunes of their people.
Carter Parker
The ruins were once a prosperous civilization, then a dark god corrupted the inhabitants, turning them into monstrous creatures. The Tree Ents guard the ruins so as to not let the horrors spill out into the jungle.
Caleb Moore
Rolling in favour of this one
Jeremiah Carter
Beetlefolk for the other secondary race
Austin Stewart
Oh hey, I remember having teenage sexual fantasies about that minotaur
Ryan Ortiz
Roll
Jacob Williams
Dungeon was a hell of a town, user.
Wyatt Sanders
Ok.
Let's learn some more about the this threat that has been sealed away.
