Wolv0rine
First Post
I wish I had a worksheet template that listed out what information one expects to find about a town/city/whatnot and what the typical formatting of that info is. You know, something like
<City Name> (<size>, Pop.: ?)
Intro text
Landmarks:
Climate:
Major crops:
Major livestock:
Predominant Industries:
Imports:
Exports:
Government/Rulers:
I dunno, whatever info people expect to see about a city when they buy a worldbook suppliment (the question of who does or doesn't have any desire to buy such a suppliment notwithstanding please.) I'd just like to know, it'd help me see where the holes are in to info I'm putting into different areas of my world. Anyone know of such a thing?
And not just cities/towns/etc. But entire Kingdoms? If, for the sake of arguement, you just bought a campaign setting worldbook, what would you expect it to contain regarding kingdoms as well as their noteworthy settlements?
<City Name> (<size>, Pop.: ?)
Intro text
Landmarks:
Climate:
Major crops:
Major livestock:
Predominant Industries:
Imports:
Exports:
Government/Rulers:
I dunno, whatever info people expect to see about a city when they buy a worldbook suppliment (the question of who does or doesn't have any desire to buy such a suppliment notwithstanding please.) I'd just like to know, it'd help me see where the holes are in to info I'm putting into different areas of my world. Anyone know of such a thing?
And not just cities/towns/etc. But entire Kingdoms? If, for the sake of arguement, you just bought a campaign setting worldbook, what would you expect it to contain regarding kingdoms as well as their noteworthy settlements?
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