Would love links to the other videos you mentioned about world-building. Should stick them in the description :D New here, and you have quite a few to sift through so I figured that would be convenient. Loving your videos btw!
Also, had a question for you! For the last portion of letting your players develop the world. Do you tell the player who failed the roll (or maybe assumes) that this is what you assume, but it's not true? Or do you just tell them the misconception and let them kinda figure that out as they explore more in the world?
Hi Eric! I am pretty sure I have seen Kingdoms and Warfare in the background of some of your videos. Have the organizations in that book helped inform your world building?
I completely agree, the interesting part are the people not the deities. However, I hate the monotheistic approach to polytheistic religions, of having people dedicated to a single deity. That is a trope I really don't want to see any more, since it is very much a colonial perspective on religions that people in the west simply do not understand.
Would love links to the other videos you mentioned about world-building. Should stick them in the description :D
New here, and you have quite a few to sift through so I figured that would be convenient. Loving your videos btw!
Great idea where gravity is broken! You just explained why some parts of Morrowind and Skyrim are suddenly off ground or underground.
Also, had a question for you! For the last portion of letting your players develop the world. Do you tell the player who failed the roll (or maybe assumes) that this is what you assume, but it's not true? Or do you just tell them the misconception and let them kinda figure that out as they explore more in the world?
Hi Eric! I am pretty sure I have seen Kingdoms and Warfare in the background of some of your videos. Have the organizations in that book helped inform your world building?
I completely agree, the interesting part are the people not the deities. However, I hate the monotheistic approach to polytheistic religions, of having people dedicated to a single deity. That is a trope I really don't want to see any more, since it is very much a colonial perspective on religions that people in the west simply do not understand.
And how might we fix your issue?