r/worldbuilding • u/MatthewWArt • Nov 29 '24
r/worldbuilding • u/Dense-Ad-2732 • Aug 19 '24
Map Ratopia (A world of sentient Rat People)
r/worldbuilding • u/lauras_art_account • Apr 12 '23
Map I'm obsessed with Flat Earth conspiracy maps so I made my own, hope it catches on ❤
r/worldbuilding • u/Complex-Principle810 • Aug 05 '24
Map Critics, Destroy Me
I made a map in Inkarnate. It’s my concept art of the entire planet’s landscape and I felt a lil too lazy to TRULY COMMIT to the realism. Now I’m looking to redditors to freely insult me and my work alongside with some criticism and what I should do to make it better/realistic.
Go at it people. Give me emotional damage 👏
r/worldbuilding • u/Gousenpride • Jul 18 '24
Map Tell me what is wrong with my world. Lore in the comments.
r/worldbuilding • u/DuckBurgger • Oct 01 '24
Map Pick a spot on my map and I'll tell you what's happening there
Context- the continents of Anektoss and Kettross approximately 30 years after a devastating but ultimately indecisive war between the empire's of Anecktos (red) and Narhet (blue) tensions are rising as fears of a new war is on the horizon both empire's are attempting to gather minor states under their influence while rising powers take advantage to play the two off each other.
r/worldbuilding • u/Jazz2moonbase • Jun 24 '24
Map What are some flaws in this continent map I'm not noticing?
r/worldbuilding • u/Emergency_Talk_5071 • 23d ago
Map What if Napoleon had access to magic?
r/worldbuilding • u/Algernon3000 • Oct 05 '24
Map Kingdom of Lorthan - a very serious map for a non-existing video game
r/worldbuilding • u/chenobble • Apr 08 '22
Map Our DM for our new campaign revealed his 'world' map last night - a 200-mile-long interdimensional airship
r/worldbuilding • u/PentaSweet • Sep 29 '24
Map Territorial evolution of the Morantine states through the centuries
Map: by me History: by me Gif: by me
r/worldbuilding • u/msgdealer • Aug 04 '18
Map As a new DM, I couldn't find a map editor that didn't take me forever to make a decent map. I ended up creating my own.
r/worldbuilding • u/No_Bed_8320 • Sep 27 '24
Map Introducting my dark fantasy universe.
r/worldbuilding • u/TheJemcins • Feb 05 '18
Map I just discovered this amazing subreddit and present to you: Econ
r/worldbuilding • u/Yum248 • Sep 15 '22
Map I've always liked the trend so with this map ask me questions about my world an I'll answer them. If I don't have an answer I'll make one to build things out more.
r/worldbuilding • u/serugolino • Jan 16 '23
Map What do you think of my fantasy world map?
r/worldbuilding • u/Baby_venomm • Mar 22 '23
Map My post-apocalyptic zombie world (lore in comments)
r/worldbuilding • u/bungalow27 • Sep 04 '24
Map Behold, my current worldbuilding project! Feel free to ask me anything!
r/worldbuilding • u/xarope_alugavel • Jan 14 '24
Map "Tall and Tan and Young and Lovely" What if the British Isles were mysteriously transported to South America in the 1950s
r/worldbuilding • u/PentaSweet • 24d ago
Map Ask me anything about this empire
Hello, the Western Caledian Empire was the country I have been working on the most during these times. So ask me anything about this country and I will answer. :D
Context: This is a world I was working on, in a realistic, political and military style. I worked on a few things, this video is from the western Caledian empire. (The story of this country does not end here, I still have work to do.)
In fact, B.L. means "before the league". It's basically the same year zero as our universe, the technology is also the same, without fantasy.
A little summary lore:
In the south of the continent of Zhapia, a civilization in the Calis River valley is born, after threats and invasions from the people of the north, the people of the Calis River united into a confederation. Villages and small urban centers protected each other, in the 8th century before the common era (B.L.), the confederation was centralized into a kingdom, which began to enter its cultural golden age. Its privileged position in the Ram Sea made it stronger, its economy and technology increasing.
After expansions, the kingdom had already dominated the peninsula, and now had a navy to guarantee its trade. The kingdom expanded again, annexing and invading important territories in the Ram Sea, creating an empire that became even richer and more prosperous.
By the 6th century (B.L.), the empire had already expanded into the continent of Zhapia, and onto the coast of the continent of Almirka, exerting total power over the Ram Sea. In the 5th century (B.L.), the elite was divided into three, into the eastern, central and western political center, later, the empire would be divided into three.
During the 4th and 3rd century (B.L.), empires would fight among themselves, and ally with each other from time to time, and between enemies as well. In the 2nd century (B.L.) the empires were already exhausted and the other powers of the continent of Zhapia emerged in full force, to create a new order and establish the north as a rich region through trade.
r/worldbuilding • u/republic8080 • Dec 25 '22