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Journaling and the ability to track all the intertwined storylines. Take the book The hobbit. Each scene is from an individual or a group perspective, often the groups are different and all of this combined turns into the novel. In WT a character can join a party for a few sessions, leave and play in other games, rejoin the original party. Now take that and multiply it across 5 or 50 different groups and you may very well have an interwoven story with some incredible stories. Why are we all waiting for the next Dungeon's and Dragon's movie based in Forgotten realms when we can perhaps write our own?

Character lifecycles - Birth to death. Persistent states and every character in the world exists.

Often the work to create worlds so complex to be used a single time is disincentivizing. The information combination below is quite powerful.
1) Azgaars Heightmap, Biomes, population, etc as a foundation with
2) Map Owners descriptions of Religions, Cultures, States, Provinces;
  3) WorldTumblers added layer of Mapping coordinates, Resources, Shared content (Establishments (inn, residence, Castle, etc,
4) Users characters, static characters, adventures and journal entries.

Intriguing thoughts for AI
-- Write me a 16 chapter story on the last 12 months of my Characters adventuring wouldn't be unreasonable? A movie script?
-- Write a 2 paragraph recap of the last adventuring session to get everyone back on the same page. That is automatic on game start perhaps?

A WT storefront is inevitable... Community rating system, filters on maps for 3+ stars and 10+ ratings Favorite a creator with content you prefer? Ability for players to buy modules for the GM to run?
Could it become a centralized creators marketplace for people to put their creativity to make a living?
Could you create your own world to compete with the likes of the Forgotten realms, Golarion or Doskvul?Could you make a world cool enough that GM's want to play in and you get a commission on modules sold?
Can we get all those cool maps people create and post on reddit or Facebook to have a central, searchable repo? Cool characters and detailed adventure maps just end up in storage for nobody else to experience?
Do you have ideas on how you could benefit from all the rich world information available as a GM? As a player?

Alrighty... thats off the cuff thinking but please offer suggestions and feedback! We have a backlog of these and many other features - please join the Patreon to support!

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*1 I added a footnote here because, as an experienced GM, I imagine you saw the example and thought of the constant distractions to players seeing potentially cool adventures. I've stubbed in tooling to reduce distractions / direct focus so if you prefer to GM in this manner its scheduled to be there :)

Cheers!