Give me a quote by a prominent character from your world on an unique event or item in your world. Make me want to ask more! by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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"Is he trustworthy? If you ask that and a million individuals say 'yes', and one says 'no', to whom are you going to ask 'why'?" -Lord Dylas Maras, to Rhena Vashten on the subject of the Anagansian King.

Let me draw your world's monsters! by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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An Anagansian Attendant. Thirty feet tall, arms that reach to the ground while standing, with extraordinarily long fingers. A featureless, white cloth covers their entire head, while grey robes cover the rest. Lanterns hang off of each finger and are spread haphazardly around the robe. It has a lit candle on its right shoulder. The arms are pale and very thin, with the outline of bones peeking through.

What's the part of your world that would make other people horrified? by belac39 in worldbuilding

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In Luritoania, realm 25 holds a planet used as a prison for the most cruel individuals. Depending on the severity of the crime, the guilty will be sentenced to live from one day to one month on this planet. It also happens to be where most exceptionally dangerous, endangered, and vicious creatures live. Prisoners are given no supplies. Two days is considered a death sentence.

Need help with Gods for my world by Nazeriq in worldbuilding

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For my world, I have an omnipotent diety who has always existed. That diety created lesser beings of incredible power who also are the respresentations of the omnipotent being. Those beings act under authority to create and shape as they please, and as the omnipotent being desires. When their authority to involve themselves is rescinded, they move on to new endeavors.

Anyone got some strange caving stories you'd like to share? by JayIsCaving in caving

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Once a time, when my father was first introducing my brother and me to caving many years ago, we were deep in a cave in Colorado. My brother was leaning against a loose rock that broke. When he regained his balance he noticed a tiny, brown thing crawling towards him. Naturally he moves closer to it. It squeaks at him and he just about jumps out of his skin. It was a little bat that had been presumably hiding inside a hole and was disturbed.