#worlbuilding

[inkeyjay]

I'm still so proud of this

Do u want me to design weapons or props for ur ocs or worldbuilding? uwu im planning on starting to take prop commissions hehe

[cadere-art]

The spangled boskcock is a spectacular member of the boskcock family native to the southwestern steppes of Uanlikri. Unlike most of its relatives, the spangled boskcock prefers grassland and sparse woods to forested areas, and does not roost in trees. It is a more capable flyer than its cousins the rufous boskcock and yellowtail boskcock and, though it prefers to remain on the ground, is capable of short bursts of rapid flight to escape predators.

The spangled boskcock is a favourite game bird of the Daghwa-Igdø, who use the male's iridescent feathers for ornementation. Daghwa-Igdø will sometimes keep small captive populations of spangled boskcock. They are less highly valued than their main livestock the wagwacguk, and are slaughtered first in times of hardship, with the thought that it is much easier to capture new birds than it is to rebuild a wagwacguk herd. Because the lands inhabited by the Daghwa-Idgø are so harsh and unforgiving, very few communities manage to maintain captive populations for several generations, hindering a true domestication process.

[0venatrix]

Damn worldbuiling forcing me to get a grasp of economics.

[hewmitcwaft]

FUCKING TELL US ABOUT THE COPPER INLAYS

OKAY BEAST CALM DOWN HERES AN INFOGRAPHIC THING I HOPE THIS FEEDS YOU WELL

[beeb-oob]

Chirper and Manuul cooking a Camptoscelid, poor thing tripped into the pot, spearhead looking on in confusion

Manuuls belong to @arkelyon , scelids to @marsandjupiter, and Spearheads to @asterotyto

[endervoide]

My Fic: Flames Of Knowledge

Marinette gets the Cat Miraculous when she is seven... But the Order of the Guardians have forsaken the ring, believing it to be evil. Marinette will have to prove to both Fu and Paris that she isn't evil.

Featuring Chloe/Marinette, Adrien/Luka, a bit of Adrien/Kim, Nathaniel not getting paid enough to deal with Alya's Shit, and Worldbuilding!

[rychlostthespacewizard]

Yk what its late so yall know what that means

Time to make title chains recognized by the Pendragon Empire for the 3 most important historical figures of recored historyyyyuu

Woop woppp

These titles were given by the Pendragon Empire by King Arthur to himself and his original party members bcs he can't forget the homies when he is already giving titles amr

King Arthur Pendragon of Camelot

His Imperial Majesty, King Arthur Pendragon of Camelor, The Dawn Guardian, Slayer of All Fiends, Wielder of The One True Excalibur, Tamer of Belors, The Death of Tarrasque, Unconquered Champion of Armies, Unifier of the Veiled Lands, Harbinger of Peace, Duque of Change, Supreme Commander of the Grand Pendragonian Army, First among Warriors, Founder of The Round Table, One True King of Camelot and Pendragonian Lord of The First House

Merlin of the Stars

His Arcane Radiance, Lord Merlin of the Stars, Archmage of Camelot, Slayer of All Firnds, Member of the Arcane Council of The Great Pendragon Empire, Architect of Artifacts, Voyager of the Cosmos, Lead Planewalker, Sage of Endless Discoveries, Creator of Spells, Formal Height of Wizardry, Survivor of Over-Deities, Emrys of The Druids, Blessed by Cosmic Dreamers, Enlightener of the Arcane World, Scholar of Ages, Writer of Libraries, Founder of the 100 Scholars, Father of Inventions, Doctor in Arcane Studies, Master in Historical Artifacts, Magical Theorist, Mathematical Pioneer, Archsage of Ravenden and Archmind of The Spellfather

Ivo of the Druids

His Verdant Grace, Master Ivo of the Druids, Archdruid Fighter of the Rebellion, Liberator from Oppression, Slayer of All Fiends, Champion of the World Tree, Undefeated Dragonslayer of Greatwyrms, Protector of the Green, Voyager of Druidic Realms, Green Knight of the Wild Hunt, Conqueror of the Veilshroud Seas, Healer of Worlds, Founder of the Revolutionary Militia, Organizer of the Unchained, Master of The Wild, True Beheader, Devourer of Nobles and Tamer of Beasts

[djwaglmuffin]

Another "draw the squad" meme. My little goofballs.

[throatofdelusion12]

Since I said I was gonna work on my writing and post it here (thanks again to everyone for crushing that goal) here is a part from a world building project I'm calling "Ash and Gears"

"Here is not a world of heroes

Here is not a world of true winter

Here is an eternal winter of Ash and Artillery

Here is a world of the stench of burning flesh and gunpowder

Here are men shoved into titans of machinery and called gods

Here is a world of dying dragons

Here is a world of famine and fear"

It is a grimdark fantasy if you couldn't tell

[eternal-3clipse]

Scene idea for my House of Corvidae comic. I don’t really like the outfit that Hydrangea is in here but I do like the background wallpaper that took me a good several house I think.

[thealmightyemprex]

Idea :The Feline God Maurice has a harem of male lovers consisting of mice ,rats ,birds and lizards .They live immortal lives on Mount Celestial as their divine lover keeps them in comfort as he indulges his primal hunger ,for they are not only his lovers but his food,as his lust manifests as a desire to consume his beloveds,to swallow them,to taste them to feel them in his stomach .Fear not as immortals they feel no pain ,and always awake unharmed after an evening in the Gods belly.

@ariel-seagull-wings @themousefromfantasyland @theancientvaleofsoulmaking @piterelizabethdevries

[cadere-art]

I feel like I should redesign oujabe to be more hadrosaur-like but that would render so much older work inacurate....

[a-witch-in-a-dumpster]

So- that's my first post huh.

Just some random OCs with horses, 'cause they are fun to draw (the horses, not the OCs)

[amphiriteaquarium]

Ecomarine

here for the ocean,here for the future

An oceanography based on Costa Rica(this is very self indulgent) Ecomarine has opperated for years and it's proposal it's one of balance and harmony. Before the instititute mermaids were barely studied but thanks to the effort of their work there is now multiple aquariums where you can see real life mermaids!

They also control the Coralium mining,seafolk "safety" and products. what products you ask? Well everything! building submarines,skincare and if you are very lucky maybe even Melusine Therapy(for stress or entreitanment uses! we don't judge)

It's also the main corporation on Bahia Arrecife,providing much of the jobs and social programs to the country.

Branch Aquariums or Marine life centers are(briefly because i prolly will make more ajfgdfg) :

Amphirite Aquarium

Modern Atlantis

Most prominent one for obvious reasons, it's supposed to be a rehabitation center for marine life. It's on Bahia Arrecife(central america)

Coral Coast Marine Park

Underwater Fantasy

Calling this an aquarium is mostly a joke, think of it like the disneyland of sbr it's more alusive towards entretainment. It's based on Asia but i have yet to think where.

Blue Horizon

Oceanography Institute

the quote on quote more "serious" Blue Horizon is a prestigious of all of them having their own mini branches across the globe. They are top of the top,smartest humans yadda yadda. Their research is purely on coralium and mermaids. They make the rules on how mermaids are treated,feed and just have control on the whole process.

[yuk-tepat]

Flowchart-outlined skeleton history of the Swira (one of the nomadic barbarians who inhabit the steppe north of Tepat), viewed in mechanistic terms

Flowchart created with draw.io

Still can't seem to get those connectors to not be screwy

[nemrut]

Clans in Naruto

The worldbuilding in Naruto is unfortunately very sparse and kinda patchwork in a lot of aspects. We know that the villages are essentially dozens of clans banded together to become a bigger picture and there are even certain hierarchies among the clans, what with there being 4 noble clans (Akimichi, Aburame, Hyuuga and Uchiha) yet we never once get like an indication that the first two are anything special.

The Akimichi kinda makes sense because I think it was said that historically the Nara and Yamanaka clans were sort of retainers, and they've had this historic alliance, but whatever such hierarchy existed between them definitely doesn't in the present day, because all Nara are apparently high IQ leaders whose big brains definitely make for the best commanders, so if there is a leadership position in that alliance, it is definitely the Nara. Also, the Sarutobi are involved somehow, what with the giving the earrings thing, but I am not sure if this tradition predates Konoha or not, because they said it happens when they make chunin which is not something that existed before Konoha did.

It's interesting, and a bit frustrating because I don't think we are sure what that means? Like, you can see the synergy and reason for the Akimichi-Yamanaka-Nara alliance, and sure, more people in the alliance makes it stronger, but what exactly is the role of the Sarutobi there? Why did those three clans grant the Sarutobi this ceremonial but elevating duty? What is the connection there and how did that evolve? It's fun to speculate as a fan, and it's true that we don't really need this information for the story, but I have to say, I personally would have been more interesting in the whole clan history than the bunch of dimensional aliens the story later threw at us.

As to the maybe prominence of the Akimichi, you can hazard a guess, of course. Generally speaking the Akimichi are the physically strongest fighters, so strictly speaking, that might have given them the more dominant position, but then again, the Naruto world tends to have quite a few "geniuses" who are so much stronger than everyone else that a clan just needs to have one or two of those, and the overall strength of the clan doesn't matter all that much in comparison. I guess the Nara or Yamanaka never really had that, so they remained the support and enablers for the Akimichi to deliver devastating attacks.

And I don't super mind that, but I kinda wish the clans would be explored more. What makes the Aburame a noble clan, for example, and how come the Senju don't make the cut for noble clan? Especially seeing Uchiha and Senju were the two strongest clans and the founders, with the first two Hokage being Senju.

I guess the implication being that the Senju all died out eventually but a) how did that happen anyway and b) surely the noble clan stuff is not a recent thing, so when Konoha was founded, there were enough Senju alive to constitute a clan, especially seeing that Hashirama and Tobirama were around, so what disqualified the Senju from noble clan status?

The Hatake are a clan, but as far as we knew, the most amount of clan members they had were two. I don't think a single person constitutes as a clan, especially one that has been disgraced for so long as the Hatake were, but at least they had been a clan.

So now that I have learned that there is a Lee clan, with Rock Lee and his son, I'm not sure what a clan even is, anymore. What is the difference between a clan and a family? Because I would have assumed that a clan necessitates a certain size, at least at some point in history. Then there are traditions, techniques, and even bloodline limits, and while Lee can start a tradition or techniques to pass down on, I feel like to proclaim you and your son a clan feels a bit hasty.

I do find the notion interesting that despite banding together in a village, quite a few clans seem to have been depleted to single individuals when they maintained large numbers in the Warring Clans era.

The Senju had been in an all out war with the Uchiha for generations and with dozens of other clans, and the maintained hundreds of family members. But the second they formed Konoha with the Uchiha and many other clans, the Senju were reduced to one person who was in her 50s within two generations. And that was with the first two Hokage being Senju and the third being a Senju student.

What happened there?

Now, you can again theorize. I liked the fan theory that it was kinda Tobirama's unintended fault. That by making it so that the Uchiha were the police force within the village, which distanced them from the village population who viewed them as the unpopular cops who couldn't really earn glory and fame on the battlefield as almost all of them were stuck in the village, it also protected them from dying on the battlefield.

And it wasn't like there weren't any wars or fighting, so the Uchiha, their strongest fighters next to the Senju, were stuck in the village and couldn't go out and meet the strongest enemies in battle, so the Senju had to pick up the slack and more of them died until they couldn't maintain an active population anymore and none of the Hokage who definitely had their best interest in mind noticed or were able to do anything about it.

So the plan worked in that it alienated the Uchiha from the village and curbed their power, but it also was an abject failure because it resulted in the very thing Tobirama wanted to prevent, the deaths of his clan members.

That is of course just a theory, but it kinda rings true to me.

Not going to go into the Hyuuga now because nothing makes sense about them except the fact that they were designed to suck.

But yeah, I wish the clans were explored more, that we got a bit more about their histories and maybe like, that more of them have goals and ambitions beyond just protecting the village. Or that we learned how some clans still have hundreds of members while others have been completely decimated even though the village framework should have prevented that very thing.

Sorry, was a bit rambly and all over the place.