#3
#1I present to you, the second entry in this mini series :
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nice
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Amazing
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Btw did anyone have a hard time telling land and water apart?
If it’s an issue, I can work some magic to make them easier to differentiate.
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i can’t tell which is water and which is land.
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Noted, I’ll add some stuff in #3 + that’ll make it easier to tell them apart.
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Could you possibly add cities?
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Nice. The continent looks pretty cool. Are their nations there?
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I suppose it would like a continent from what I’ve shown lol.
Here’s a bigger sample of the world ( 1/6 of it ish )
( The red line is about 3,000 km for scale )
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Oh man that’s huge.
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My calculations measure the planet as about the same size or slightly bigger than Earth which will affect gravity depending on the planet’s mass.
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Yup, while I haven’t decided how big I want the outer oceans, meaning that the exact size is still up in the air. I intend for Ethepthus to be roughly the same size as Earth.
So, is it one big continent or multiple?
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There are 2 continents, with several broken off sub continents.
Ok. Wait are the continents civilized.
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Yes, but I’ve yet to figure out where I want the technology level to be at, since magic exists in Ethepthus and that complicates things more than I’d like to admit.
I could just be like : screw it, magic is magic and the world is somehow exactly like the European middle ages.
However, I want to make it at least somewhat believable so that’s also a major work in progress.
I mean true I’d say the technology if i was writing a story would be in between the 1600s-1800s
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I’ve been eyeballing that time period actually.
Toss in a bit of magic into the mid late middle ages and that’s about where the technology level would be at. I think anyhow, still need to look into it more.