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<blockquote data-quote="rounser" data-source="post: 3544138" data-attributes="member: 1106">I have, and by Thor's beard duuuuude, you're making things up!You have to make worlds in terms of component parts like cities and rabbit hills, but that doesn't make them the entire world, which is what he was referring to by &quot;world here doesn't necessarily mean planet.&quot;&nbsp; Indeed not.&nbsp; To use D&amp;D cosmology, it can encompass the entire Great Wheel to get larger, or a single Ravenloft demiplane to get smaller, for instance - it doesn't necessarily mean planet.Whether or not that is true, you're still wrong in your claim that he said that the city or rabbit hill constituted an entire world, or by your putting-words-into-people's-mouths &quot;creative interpretation&quot; of his words, a village/dungeon/wilderness.&nbsp; And that's all I was looking for from you, confirming my suspicions that your reinterpretation doesn't match what he actually said, by the boots of Fharlangn.No, it isn't.&nbsp; Stating that developing bunnies on a hill is worldbuilding doesn't imply that when Hussar says &quot;the world&quot; he means &quot;that hill of bunnies&quot; rather than &quot;the entire planet or plane or cosmos&quot;.&nbsp; The argument you make is nonsense, probably because you've been caught out making things up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rounser, post: 3544138, member: 1106"] I have, and by Thor's beard duuuuude, you're making things up! You have to make worlds in terms of component parts like cities and rabbit hills, but that doesn't make them the entire world, which is what he was referring to by "world here doesn't necessarily mean planet." Indeed not. To use D&D cosmology, it can encompass the entire Great Wheel to get larger, or a single Ravenloft demiplane to get smaller, for instance - it doesn't necessarily mean planet. Whether or not that is true, [b]you're still wrong in your claim that he said that the city or rabbit hill constituted an entire world, or by your putting-words-into-people's-mouths "creative interpretation" of his words, a village/dungeon/wilderness.[/b] And that's all I was looking for from you, confirming my suspicions that your reinterpretation doesn't match what he actually said, by the boots of Fharlangn. No, it isn't. Stating that developing bunnies on a hill is worldbuilding doesn't imply that when Hussar says "the world" he means "that hill of bunnies" rather than "the entire planet or plane or cosmos". The argument you make is nonsense, probably because you've been caught out making things up. [/QUOTE]

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