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Message: <blockquote data-quote="taliesin15" data-source="post: 2045124" data-attributes="member: 22058">now this is a great thread because I think this is a topic rich in possibilities for new module publicationsmythusmage mentions the mississippi changing course--NOW THAT is one thing I've incorporated, as soil erosion and rivers changing course is a pretty common phenomenom--in fact, i believe flash floods might be the costliest natural disaster most years around the world (this year there might be an exception to that)--go through the whole list: volcanoes, floods, tornados, hurricanes, avalanchesthen there's damage to soils caused by large burrowing creatures such as purple worms--even large beetles and like vermin can noticeably change land-and city-scapesback to the original post: what about someone trying to build a fortress and it turns out that the source of stone nearby wasn't as extensive as they thought--or like the Mayans/Aztecs, they started building a fortress, but a combination of soil depletion and drought wiped out the civilization to the point where they had to go back to huts</blockquote>