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Message: <blockquote data-quote="turnip_farmer" data-source="post: 8219527" data-attributes="member: 7029365">Related to this, I'm bothered by the trend that worldbuilding advice for fantasy worlds seems to be the same as if you were building a world for a hard sci-fi game. People start thinking about things like plate tectonics and realistic climate distributions. Now, aside from the fact that all of this is pointless anyway, as you're players will never notice, does no one think that some of the mythology in a fantasy world should be real? The stars are not distant suns; they are scales that broke off the Rainbow Dragon in it's battle against the Old Ones of the Eternal Void. The continents did not drift to their positions due to convection in the planetary mantle; they were torn apart by the cataclysmic forces unleashed in the War Against the Heavens.Edit: Ah crap. Didn't even notice I was replying to something from when Obama was President.</blockquote>