>>5681973>tenguNot really. Maybe due to their mastery of wind magic and the first part of their names? Tengu will actually be summonables for not!Japan.
>YstVery good worldbuilding post. Were ancient Mesopotamians semi-nomadic though? I thought they were settled farmers with these fuckhueg irrigation systems.
I think these constant migrations and demigods vying for attention of the tribes is a very nice idea though. It puts a lot of dynamic into these lands and awakens potential conflict between these demigods to get as many tribes as they can under them. Gives the players a chance to pick a side in these competitions and help unite the tribes under one ruler, or, if sufficiently powerful, simply conquer them all and appoint previous demigods as local governors. This begs the question whether they would accept such a position, or perhaps collectively rise sometime down the road to throw off the shackles? I see the plot forming...
>>5682185My creatively bankrupt head comes up with shortcuts for inventing interesting things. One of these is "combine two opposites" lol. That's how the frozen jungle was born. I have a vague picture of it, but your images help.
I hope to one day worldbuild like you do, looking at your description of Wevenore higher in the thread. It's deliciously frightening.
>>5682201How do you know it wouldn't make a good quest if you don't even know what you want to run? You're not making sense, anon.
I do have a constant longing for new good quests though.
