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<blockquote data-quote="s/LaSH" data-source="post: 798751" data-attributes="member: 6929">Hm, one of my worlds was dominated by a fjord that ran through a couple of dozen rather large kingdoms... a big, big fjord. There were also pits that ran down to Hell itself - pits the size of kingdoms. And every geographical area had its own day/night cycle - in the main land, the sun rose from the side it had set on the previous day, and in other places it was eternal day or eternal night.The other thing that every high-magic or forgotten-past world needs is circles. Plot out where every important city in the Golden Age was, and then draw a big circle around it and fill it with ocean to represent the time it got blown up real good (as they are wont to do). Look at the maps in Holly Lisle's Diplomacy of Wolves (and ensuing books) to see what I mean. You look at them, and you go, &quot;I know what happened to this world and man was it unpleasant!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="s/LaSH, post: 798751, member: 6929"] Hm, one of my worlds was dominated by a fjord that ran through a couple of dozen rather large kingdoms... a big, big fjord. There were also pits that ran down to Hell itself - pits the size of kingdoms. And every geographical area had its own day/night cycle - in the main land, the sun rose from the side it had set on the previous day, and in other places it was eternal day or eternal night. The other thing that every high-magic or forgotten-past world needs is circles. Plot out where every important city in the Golden Age was, and then draw a big circle around it and fill it with ocean to represent the time it got blown up real good (as they are wont to do). Look at the maps in Holly Lisle's Diplomacy of Wolves (and ensuing books) to see what I mean. You look at them, and you go, "I [i]know[/i] what happened to this world and [i]man[/i] was it unpleasant!" [/QUOTE]

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