In the world they're rather rare with most continents being home to around 10-20 of them, the exception being the Vasilkos region of Ibilis. Vasilkos is home to a large number of world trees which form what can only be described as 'world tree ranges' considering that they are mountainous in scale.

These trees are known to have quite the impact on the lei as well, acting as important parts of the cycle of energy that flows above and through the land, evidenced by the common echo-related weather events that take place near them.

At their core, around the node they formed from, sits a beating heart that forces echo-infused water throughout the massive trees collected from large basins that form naturally across its surface.

Every world tree is known to be unique from one another with no two being the same and often manifest a powerful spirit over time as they begin to age.

Harvesting this vast influx of energy, these plants grow so large as to form their own ecosystems upon which many unique creatures and plants are known to reside.

Wonderdraft! I pretty much use it exclusively for map making.

I forgot to use the hash tag...
#JanuaryWorldbuilders

This is the perfect first drawing of the year, I think I've peaked.

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adoption of previously niche magical tools. As well as the creation of far more complicated works such as Lei Locomotives, trains that draw upon and follow the world's natural lei lines.

A recent innovation in the field surrounding a new material known as auraspark which can replace a large number of very expensive but essential materials.

Invented by Silk Faust of the Twelve Constellations, it has completely revolutionised the creation of magical artifice, leading to widespread..

While the presence of magic upon Luxilice has always led to a certain (albeit limited) amount of magical devices to exist created by sigilsmiths, until very recently such devices were very expensive, requiring rare materials, and timely to create...

I'll definitely give this a shot, love excuses to ramble about my worldbuilding!

I do agree to an extent but I'm already putting faith in some faceless site moderator, I'm not sure why some random user is particularly more dangerous.

At least the user probably has stated intentions for the blocklist outside of: protect the company. I can also choose to unsub from the user.

Yes, but only if I can get my hands on them. :)

Is it crashing with an actual error or is it just restarting without warning?