Uthor Batein Dwarves pride themselves in quality craftsmanship. They’re generally isolationist, value tradition (not necessarily in a bad way) and cling to past glory. In Karzen, Dwarves strive to grow, became great traders and entrepreneurs, they produce the greatest opera singers on the continent.

Disagreements within king Uthor’s own family regarding his neutrality stance in a series of deadly wars just north led to this schism in Dwarven society. The expats still revered Uthor for his past accomplishments and named their new kingdom Uthor’s Legacy (Karzen). #worldbuilding #dnd

Never, lol!

I stoppes trying, Civ is my cocooning franchise.

Deserts are also an interesting barrier. Staying on the road is safer but makes it impossible to stay hidden from onlookers. Marshes, same thing. Roads become the bottlenecks in those places.

Yes, bandits is an example. In my campaigns, players wanted to cross points of passage (pass or bridge for instance) unnoticed by authorities. Bottlenecks made sure that players faced scenes that I prepare with said authorities, or faced skill encounters like climbing a mountain or crossing a river.

Nothing so dramatic (tho I love the idea 🤔), it was an evolutionary process to improve travel distances, create travel bottlenecks between regions and improve the political plausibility.

Every time I started a new arc I made a few improvements. The worldbuilding became more robust too.

No.

Hi ☺️👋

We’re working on Surfpunk, a co-op arpg with sunny vibes.

store.steampowered.com/app/2434830/...

Thanks for doing this, I’m also wishlisting indies that I come across 🤘 cheers from Montreal!

Yé des développeurs francophones! Bienvenue sur Bsky 🤘

Ah dude, I feel you.

This industry can be hard and gut-wrenching. I like to think it’s worth it.

Keep it up folks 🫶

How about this one? www.reddit.com/r/inkarnate/...

It's pinned in my battlemaps folder.
3 stories high tower at the back of a small fort. Stairwells could have tall windows/arrowholes where running enemies are visible.

Never did an encounter on it yet, but planning to :)

Here's the original reddit post for the map by Wisened_Cascadian:
www.reddit.com/r/inkarnate/...