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Anchor post for any story/map/lore. Please reply here for archival purposes. Anchored posts in the last thread will be archived within a day after the thread has been archived. You may also ask for your own archive posts to be updated or organized according to your standards.
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>https://rentry.org/
instead of .co, as the latter is filtered as spam.
Please also report if there's outdated/missing lore in OP.

So I guess we're moving to Fridays now. How are things going?

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>>Concerning Hoomans - Courtship and Intimacy
The universal sign of initial interest among Hoomans is a phenomenon known as "getting lost", characterized by extensive amounts of continuous watching, even when others call out to the Hooman to get its attention. An infatuated couple can waste an entire day simply looking into each other's eyes, getting absolutely nothing done and even skipping meals and other duties. Any parents teaching their single-feather Hooties the family trades who notice them getting lost are held professionally responsible for any damages caused during this time, leading them to take physical action to snap their Hooties out of that state. Fully-fledged Hoomans lack a parental buffer, and so are expected to find a Hoot to date from a different profession for the sake of their job security.
Getting lost itself is not the only aspect of Hooman romance that proves to be very time-consuming. Dates are typically all-day affairs, with the couple engaging in multiple various activities. Said activities also take longer together than individually on average as the two lovebirds do various things that cause them to slow down in subtle ways.
Perhaps the most infamous instance of Hooman romance taking up more time than normal is intercourse. One thing foreigners who managed to approach a Hooman (male or female) for such an encounter have largely mentioned afterward that the Hooman in question was "never satisfied," regardless of how "drained/exhaused" they themselves were afterward. This is corroborated with the notorious 600 Hours survey conducted in O.R. 76 which found that the average Hooman marriage's honeymoon lasted 25 days on average and did not involve travel most of the time. Many a Hooman who talks about 600 Hours jokes that the numbers were lowballed on account of the fact that the survey was conducted during the Sugar Rush, a period that saw an unusual amount of marriages get annulled early only for the couples to remarry.
As for what happens in the bedroom, let it be known to never "let it out" in a Femhooman's chest fluff. Aside from that warning as well as the well-documented endurance, multiple sources have stated that Hooman tastes on this matter are "vanilla" for the most part, with experimental foreigners expressing disappointment in testimonials they don't do more with their disproportionately long legs. Just keep in mind that your partner will keep both eyes on you for as long as possible, regardless of position. 180 degree neck rotation allows for a couple to get lost, even in bed.
__________
I will not be answering any questions that have to do with Hooman reproduction. You may make whatever interpretations you wish on that matter.
109646457
Personally been weighing whether to retcon /who/'s numbering system to roman numerals for just dates (so 3/14/11 becomes III/IV/XI, for example) or if I should apply that to all numerals in all Viti /who/ documents (180 becomes CLXXX in the final paragraph of the above lore piece). Field Report URL will remain the same in this case, unless requested otherwise.
On a more tangible level, I'm starting to regret placing /who/ so far away from /awat/. I've been in the mood recently to do some map stuff and one look at it shows that a hypothetical "Kippu Road" (land) trade route between the two might be more trouble than it's worth. Ah well, sometimes things pan out and sometimes they don't.
As for constellations, I've been weighing whether to represent the Architects with a constellation of Pierce Brosnan (image would be provided by /ag/) or of the stone age "Venus figure". Will probably approach them with that offer/suggestion tomorrow.
Project's downtime has given me time to think about stuff. I like it!

where was the world yesterday

>>109649377
I can't make threads. Otherwise I'd do it.

>>109649377
Breaking the law.

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Since the last thread died early, I'll be keeping the roster poll open for a couple more days. Vote now or forever hold your peace.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd4FDw8I2I5zQef6l8NQfbez7Jv46p5zUmOmbOQWm5KtmsGmQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Dodos have been bathing in the warm water warmed by volcanic activity. Perhaps the warm water relaxes their muscles. Especially their neck muscles that they use to help climb rocks.

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Soon.

>>109647321
the great treck to /awat/ could make up some interesting lore

>Owl girl to serve as cute receptionist.
>Gator lady works with corn meal and masa flour to make tortillias.

Ohh yea does anyone remember that one anon who made some fictional Vtuber factions on Minecraft?

>>109660463
he came for one thread and then never showed up again...

survive the night

wao!

morning

whats the world doing

>>109669572
Oversleeping.

>10

>>109647321
So romantic... They really do like to watch.
>and so are expected to find a Hoot to date from a different profession for the sake of their job security.
fucking kek
>180 degree neck rotation allows for a couple to get lost, even in bed.
somehow horrifying, but I'm sure many are into that.
/awat/ is know for its trains, so maybe there's some cross-continental rail network, though that's a mighty long distance of unknown lands for that to be going through.
Did the nation enjoy Nimi's concert?

I guess the best I can do is write posts here for lore for now. Things are going to get busy in the spring again. I'm hitting a block again. I could use a topic.

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>>109673430
I'm not good at writing big events. My writing style doesn't lend itself to selling events like that as I don't consciously embellish stuff. Maybe in the future I could find the words to do it justice, but for now I suppose the most I can confidently say about the immediate in-world reaction among Hoomanity was celebration and revelry, as well as a temporary moratorium on the ban of works depicting imagery of the Pink One on the condition that Nimi (or whatever the world's name for her is) is featured with equal or greater prominence in such works. Many bakers also left out loaves of bread that night.
The fact that the pink orca was what appeared carries an interesting implication or two. Ignoring the obvious fact that it helps sell the connection between the Pink One, She Who Was Here Before, and orcas in the context of the setting, there's also the matter of what it could mean for the v-fluke orca populations. It isn't my place to dictate what goes on in foreign waters, but perhaps v-flukes have a migratory pattern from the Sea of Scotos to whatever the upper arrow in picrel points to. Worth noting that picrel was made with ship/boat travel in mind, where proximity to land is important. Natively marine life doesn't need nearly as many twists and turns. One hangup with this idea is that the distance may be a bit much, but whales have been reported to migrate in the upper four-digit kilometer range on a regular basis so depending on the scale this may be feasible. There's also the matter of how Hoomans could come to learn this given their lack of large vessels, but that could hypothetically be explained away by corroborating accounts of orcas seen in that gulf from the days of the Republic and putting two and two together.
That also leaves me wondering: has anyone written anything about puffins in Viti? I get the feeling that whatever Nimi's concert correlates to in Viti had a significant impact on their population. I'd be down to mention a large flock of them traveled through /who/ at least with no reported casualties on their or the Hoomans' end.
>>109676813
Um... uh...
How much does your nation trade with other nations, neighboring or otherwise? Who are these trading partners, and what is your people's main export?

>>109678975
Loreli has the archive but we're popular as an airship pit stop. I suppose we trade local fish and shellfish for other essentials. We do have the Aerodome for landing and repairs if you don't mind second hand ship parts.

I guess we can have a junkyard for retired ships. Would be a good source of firewood.

Network is back. What's your opinion about an island village made from broken ships and airships?

>>109685197
like a junkyard?

>>109686108
Kind of. Lorelei is infamous for floatsam due to underwater crags. Ships get too close to the island, hit a crag, and then sink. So we use the wood from hulls of broken ships to build housing. Except nowdays we use decomissioned airship hulls nobody wants. Just a thought.

>>109685197
>>109686679
I like the idea! If it's not built super well it runs the risk of looking like a slum, but then again Hoomans are using rubble to make an intranational road system so I'm not in any position to judge. In fact, it could even have its own charm!
Besides the obvious residents of Baker-chan and workers from the pub and the tunnel, who do you think would live there? Would anyone aside from the above stay there long-term? I wonder how feasible it would be to make that village into a resort if enough people visit for vacation. What are some things visitors to Lorelei could do as recreation?

>>109690017
I don't know how fancy we can get with floatsam alone. But there's a lot you can do with a boat as shelter when placed upside down. Unless the ship is rotten a shipwreck is a pretty good place to camp. Perhaps the first settlers used shipwrecks as shelter waiting for rescues to arrive. Only for the rescuers to wreck their ships on the crag.

>>109685197
wao!

>>109686679
would it be treated like a slum or a port of some sort?

survive the night

>>109695236
Only if the ships are treated derilect. They're actually in decent condition. Plus it's more permanent housing than rattan and grass.

woooosh

hello world

It's actually a bad idea to build the new tavern with a wooden ship hull. Fire burns, sure. However oiled wood burns a lot. If we had a metal hull then that might be interesting. Though you would need something like a plasma torch to cut a hole in the hull for a chimney.

>>109705647
but would it be beneficial to make a new one

slow day

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So... I have a question for anyone in here who has any culinary expertise. Let's say, hypothetically, that there's a nation of people who have outlawed domestication of all birds. As a result, there are no chicken farms which in turn means there isn't a generally consistent and reliable source of eggs. What the most obvious implications this would have for the food the people of that nation make and eat? Again, hypothetically.

>>109718745
Lizard eggs are an option. I'd say dinosaur eggs but those are just bird eggs. And birds are related to dinosaurs.

As for no eggs you lose out on a lot of baking and puddings. Also you're more reliant on red meat and fish for protein. Cooking is a lot more paleo with toasted grains, red meats, and vegetables. You still have breads, potatoes, and berries at least for comfort food.

>>109718745
Egg are pretty important food source in many countries, but by no means irreplaceable. The main thing they do is provide a source of relatively cheap high quality protein, so you might want to think about whether your population ended up leaning on something else for that purpose since in agricultural societies eating meat soon becomes rarer than not for most of the population. Maybe there's some high protein fictional vegetable around that can help fill that gap, similar to how onions beans do in eastern asia. If you have cows, cheese and other whey products could also fill that role. Also in recipes eggs usually act as a great binder or thickener for custards and such, so you might quickly develop using refined starches (like tapioca or rice starch) for those purposes.

>>109718745
/awat/ is known for eating its own eggs as a way of population control

survive the night

>>109721054
Pigs and chickens are out of the question food-wise, so there's just cattle and whatever else there may be. Is sheep mutton used in anything particularly special? Or I could just go all in on cows for livestock, that could work too.
>>109718983
Hmm... All birds are dinosaurs, but not all dinosaurs are birds. That being said, there never were any non-avian dinosaurs that were posted in /who/ with any regularity so there's no chance for "farmable dinosaur" specbio. Of the species that did exist, it is speculated that sauropods (aka the long-necked guys) had large clutches of eggs, so maybe they could be livestock? They seemed like they weren't too picky as long as there were leaves for them to browse, so Brachiosaur farms would likely be focused more on horticulture than agriculture. I can't help but wonder what the needed acreage would be for them, however...
As for their meat, there's evidence that sauropod meat (from Jurassic North America, at least) was very tough, as it was common for the Allosaurs that preyed on them to develop infections in their feet from them raking the long-dead sauropod flesh with them in attempts to make them more digestible. This could have been because the teeth of Allosaurus were relatively small so as to give them a wider gape to make it easier for them to bite down on an Apatosaurus's neck and strangle it, but I get the feeling Hoomans would have more trouble with tough meat. This is ignoring the fact that some species are confirmed to have had osteoderms in life, which itself would likely make things even more troublesome on that front. If Hoomans do have ways to tenderize the flesh of even a "small" sauropod measuring only about 9 feet long (Magyarosaurus gizzard stew, anyone?), it could likely provide a great deal of food for a community at least.
>>109722952
Do you have good preservation methods, and if so would you happen to be willing to sell some surplus eggs to /who/? Not sure if the sauropod ranch idea has any legs, and even if it does it's always good to have some variety. Of course, there should be things Hoomans could offer in return. Luxury items in /who/ include amber and onyx jewelry, and pull-cord dolls and hymn boxes (think jukeboxes) are the products that industrial Hoomans are perhaps the most proud of. If none of these interest you, there is always the possibility /who/ may be able to fill in for a staple or necessity that's in short supply over in /awat/. Is there anything that might be lacking over there?

>>109723384
wao!

a cold morning

>>109726005
wanna snuggle?

>>109723384
Sauropods are too big to domesticate. If there were species that are giraffe-sized then it might be possilible.

So I have errands to run today.

>>109723384
A video about domesticating dinosaurs.

https://youtu.be/E5vXkpseaNo

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>>109654323
The results of the poll are in! This league we will be saying goodbye to We have mecha now??? and Papers Please. Replacing them are the constellation and meteor players. On the matter of the extra medal slot, given her overwhelming poll support and the discussion in-thread, stealth /meat/ thread will be returning as the team's third silver assuming there are no objections. If anyone has additional suggestions for the team such as billboards, chants, anthems, or proper names for our two new players, then feel free to post them. Otherwise, I look forward to cheering /vtwbg/ on with the rest of you when vtlX starts in a few weeks.

>>109735024
fare thee well mecha, see you on the other side.

>>109723384
You know I never really thought about the idea of selling the eggs when I wrote about population control. I mostly thought about it because I knew gators lay a lot of eggs
Maybe I'll write an more thought out section about this

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>>109727505
There were "small" (10 feet long) sauropods, but they generally got that way due to island dwarfism. There is an island just outside of /who/'s borders but I doubt there would have been ships to properly transport them to the mainland even in the days of the Republic. And given that Hoomans migrated to what is now /who/ rather than having been there since time immemorial while the previous residents of the territory relied on seafood, it's extremely unlikely that any sauropods were bred to a Magyarosaurus-esque size. Also, though sauropods seem to at least reasonably fit the domestication criteria described in >>109733918's linked video, one problem is that they generally lived nomadic lifestyles, which would mean they would need expansive wilderness reserves to occupy rather than simple forested ranches. Finally, if Hoomans did seek to do such breeding, it'd take a very long time to take them down to that size. It would take time enough that they'd need to rely on other sources of protein in the meantime, which would defeat the purpose of selectively breeding sauropods for size.
tl;dr
Manageably "small" sauropods did exist, but they wouldn't have existed in /who/. Sauropods of expected size could hypothetically be bred to that level, but it would require a lot of care and it wouldn't be Hoomans doing it. For protein, it looks like coastal Hoomans are fishing as usual while the inland Hoomans go all in on beef (and maybe mutton).
>>109735024
>name suggestions
I'd like to propose the meteor player be named "Meteor Insurance". As for constellations, picrel filename I guess. Not as confident in the latter, I guess it depends on the player's model.

survive the night

The morning is unkind.

o7 to the world

>>109753601
beautiful and true

>>109744492
Mmm gator omelettes

enjoying the speedrun?

>>109759280
Every white site is going to require age verification soon because of EU, UK, AUS, and state law in some US states. I digress.

https://voca.ro/13wi9OVAocpU

>>109760469
everyone would probably be better off offline anyway

So how are projects going today. Today's dish is macaroni and cheese with stir-fried all beef sasauge slices and broccoli.

>10

>>109762184
you ever think about how invasive species turn into a local delicacy

>>109767090
hmm yeah we should eat the gators i mean what

>>109767090
Catfish are infamous for that.

will update tomorrow possibly

survive the night

waooo!

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just write n

>>109776360
what you say

hello world

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>>109776360
Sorry about the absence of fresh lore. Turns out committing to the bit of Hoomans not using the numerals 0-9 is more time-consuming to implement in the documents themselves than I thought. I do have something drafted and another piece or two in the works, but I want to make sure what I already have is in order before I make any additions to it.
I've also been slacking on consulting other threads for constellations/stars. I should probably write down a priority list for both that and /who/ stuff. Regardless, there will be progress on one of those fronts soon-ish!

>>109779410
Oh my, I love a nice table of contents, beautiful.

you'll pass with flying colors

Hot pocket lore?

>>109785530
https://youtu.be/ZzDHH8ebrOg

The Concept of a Hot Pocket

>>109785647
u

>>109785530
metal goes in the microwave, its shaped to reflect the microwaves back through the food to provide a crisp crust, it's only dangerous with objects that are long and thin

https://voca.ro/14CFuc66PxFC

>>109779410
should have an alternative version thats all written in runes

wao!

survive the night

Network outage is over. Again. This time it was caused by my ISP going down.

>>109798622
oaw

hello world

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>What we know [about She Who Was Here Before]
She was the Pink Angel when she was a goddess.
She was worshipped by *they who were here before*.
There are no existing records of any contact between She and the Nameless One.
Her form was primarily gray in coloration.
Many of Her physical characteristics were evocative of v-fluke orca matriarchs.
The Pink Angel has no desire to reassume this form of divinity.
>Theories and hypotheses [about She Who Was Here Before]
She was unable to maintain Her divinity due to Her worshippers' being driven to the sea.
She was connected in some way to the v-fluke orcas found in the Sea of Scotos.
Assuming the above theory, the Pink Angel has kept this connection despite having lost her divinity.
The reason why the Pink Angel refuses to become a goddess once more is due to lingering resentment over Hoomanity's iconoclasm of She Who Was Here Before and censorship of records involving her or Her in the centuries that followed.
Alternatively, the reason the Pink Angel refuses to reassume the form of She is that she intends to assume a new form of divinity at some point in the future.
__________
To preempt anyone asking how the information leading to this knowledge and speculation came about, I am not currently at liberty to divulge that information. All I can say on the matter is to search "cult of Delumin" on warosu.

woosh

wonder if she cuts

don't do that

>>109803583
kind of a reverse dead coral kind of thing if you think about it

https://voca.ro/16peec6goIRa

CLEAR

as day

So I guess I'm taking a hiatus because my ISP keeps going down this week. See you next thread if this one sinks.

>>109814175
yell at them

hi void

Maybe I’m overreacting.

I’ll just leave the ball in yalls court, I think I’m done playing for now.

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Coming soon to all /who/ libraries!

survive the night

>>109822269
lie

nani?

Omae wa mou shindeiru

what would you describe my alignment as?
I always considered myself chaotic neutral

>>109735024
a concept of a concept of a concept chant.
just have it loop and schizo out

>>109645851
>>109819729
And here it is! A more or less official guide of how Hoomans use numbers and ticker-code!
https://rentry.org/Hooman-Writing
And while I'm anchoring something, might as well post edits to URL's of already-submitted rentry's for re-anchoring.
https://rentry.org/concerning-hoomans
https://rentry.org/nameless-mythos
Those have had the "-wip" removed, because what government would publish documents it acknowledges are incomplete?
https://rentry.org/field-report-st-iv-xviii-xix
Meanwhile, that one's title was updated to remain consistent with Hooman writing protocol.

https://youtu.be/7CKyIxRz9VM

I think network maintenance is over. Just need to think of something to write. Making houses out of floatsam is an idea. Though I think most houses will still be made from reeds and grass.

>>109829110
>morse code and roman numerals
amazing attention to detail

oh brg is dead makes sense

>>109843965
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-LsSgjOnz0

>>109844646
huh what you mean?

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>>109829110
actually what the hell is this
whos the mysterious other thing outside the circle

survive the night I guess?

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>>109848249
That's Butch, from the Sana-Fauna-Mumei "drawing new friends" collab! something something "the more things change" For those who are curious, Mumei drew the head, Fauna handled the torso and arms, while Sana was in charge of the lower body and legs. There were two other friends drawn during that stream, but I went for Butch as the example due to the face. Random fact: the underlying theme for Butch's design that the three followed was "a tasty friend", hence the legs.
In the context of that image, he's there to represent the corruption the Nameless One purged from Her self in self-preservation becoming its own entity. Such is the origin of all cryptids in /who/'s mythology, with the "named" cryptids in the rentry being exceptions in their own ways.

I quit.

This thread isn't going to last until next week because of schizo babble. Guess I'll see you Friday?

>>109855832
Quit organizing, just be happy.

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>>109735024
What are the requirements for the billboards, in terms of dimensions and upper filesize limit? I'm tempted to make a "Worldbuilding for Sillies" edit of picrel, but it would be for the best if I knew what I should work towards. If this idea gets a provisional green light, I'm open to suggestions and/or requests of what words or phrases to put in the lower half on either side of Mumei.

>>109857901
billboards are 512x96
you can see some examples here https://implyingrigged.info/wiki//vt/_League_Billboards#/vtwbg/

>>109857901
To add on to >>109858834 billboards can be larger but still need to be a multiple of 512x96. I'm not aware of a strict size limit, however, people have uploaded animated ones in the past, so I doubt you'll have to worry about hitting it for a still image.

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>>109735024
>>109858834
So picrel has acceptable dimensions, then?
This is the best I could do with those proportions. Not too confident in the final product compared to what's already there (since I feel the vibe of the project is shown off better by the ones already on the page), but if you think it's acceptable you have my permission to include it.
On a different note, I wonder how /vnug/anon's D&D campaign's been going. I haven't read about it in a while.

>>109860065
yeah this should be good, caretaker just need to put it on the wiki

woosh

https://youtu.be/Kispfq0zhp4

https://youtu.be/tcaZqZjkczw

emergency resuscitation
clear
bzzzz
corpse shakes
bzzz
convulsing and drool
she awakens
and looks around
doctor sticks the paddles back on and holds them frying her back to death
I don't even know how defibrillators work
but wake up bitch

https://youtu.be/TwWQYg7aS5o

wow. i have not been on here in some time. i have 3 fucking DND sessions i have saved up but not posted here and now i am thinking whether to post them here and now or wait for fresher bread.

>>109869168
if you dont post it now you'll never post it

i dont think thats true but I am aware I am really late a lot the time. I am honestly too busy thinking about the hot hispanic that I work with

Hmm... That last earthquake messed up the tavern's earth ovens. We're going to need sturdier masonry for the new ovens. That or we finally upgrade to metal ovens. Just making pancakes and eggs tonight drizzled in berry syrup. It's actually easier to use berry syrup here made from sugar cane and fruit instead of honey.

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Our "time machine" seems to have stopped working after an image to what looked like huge waves and destruction was shown...
What did it mean by this?

>>109872647
Did you fail to stop the asteroid? Or is it like civilization collapse?

>>109873236
We have separate depts for this sort of stuff.
Astroid will have to wait as the storms are starting to intensify and it is halting space travel tests.

Are there beetles there?

>>109873324
huh what you mean

>Hooman Writings - Old Hootic
Back in the day, Hoomans didn't use the Holo Standard script. The fact they still refuse to use the standard numerals is evidence of this.
In Holo Standard's place, Hoomans used a runic system now known as Old Hootic. All Hooman documents dating back to their first age (E.S.) use Old Hootic. Shortly after the foundation of the Republic, though, the Script Standardization Act was passed, which saw Holo Standard take the place of Old Hootic in all subsequent public documents, with some exceptions.
The most prevalent of these exceptions is one that continues to this day: religious texts. Originally, all religious texts used Old Hootic, though as the years went on the public religious documents were re-transcribed to what they are today. Modern writings from Archivists and (on rare occasion) Morbs are still initially written in Old Hootic, only being rewritten in Holo Standard once reviewed by peers and deemed acceptable to release to the public. This is done as a sort of safeguard against information leaks, as knowledge of Old Hootic is nowadays lost information among the Hooman populace, with the exceptions of aforementioned religious officials as well as historians.
One Old Hootic term instantly recognizable among Hoomanity, though, is /ᚹᚺᛟ/. Such a term is regularly placed at the top and bottom of every governmental document.
__________
Was inspired to write this after looking through this thread again and being reminded by >>109792002 that I haven't implemented /who/'s celebratory runes yet. Thank you for refreshing my memory!
>>109869168
Maybe one session now and the rest for the next thread?
>>109871488
Do the dodos supply the eggs, or are the eggs sourced from more conventional fare?

survive the night

>>109877553
neat, this parallels nicely how latin went from commonly spoken to the domain of only clergymen during the middle ages.

>>109877553
We imported chickens a long time ago. Chickens don't tear up the ecosystem as much as pigs do. Chickens are a staple while dodos are a delicacy. Also dodos are in the middle of domestication as pets and livestock. Though dodos are more prized for their meat than eggs. Still dodo eggs are eaten both fried and boiled. Dodo eggs are three to four times bigger than a chicken egg. But rock dodos are also much bigger birds at around turkey-size.

And this dodo has a specific common name: the rock dodo. They are famous for climbing rocksides of beaches to reach the tide pools to eat shellfish. Their omnivourous diets of shellfish, seeds, and fruits gave rock dodos the intelligence and adaptability they needed to survive. Right now dodos are learning to hunt mice and rats. Of which plagues of stowaway rodents have devistated crops in the past. The dodos on the farm at least have been bred to have little temperment to humans. Though unlike doves their fear won't be completely bred out.

boner o boner

Why is some schizo faggot posting incomprehensible ramblings in the thread again?

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>>109735024

hello world

WORLD BUILDING THREAD BTW

>>109890305
I’m building your world.

Open to input but also happy to roll with my own narratives

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>>109891835
If you're the one from earlier, I do have a few pieces of advice.
1) Posts don't have to be just one sentence or paragraph. When you write something and get ready to post it, wait half an hour before you hit Post. If you indeed are the one who posted a bunch earlier, exercise restraint. There are only so many posts a thread can take before it hits the bump limit, and you're far from the only one here.
2) This is a *worldbuilding* thread. Ideally, every post here is either fleshing out or talking about the world of Viti (or its previous iteration, Vitubia). Anything that doesn't do that should either prompt others to post lore, discuss *relevant* board-wide events like divegrass, or keep the thread afloat during dead hours (and no, it does not take 20 minutes for a thread to fall off this board). Any posts that don't fit any of those criteria in all likelihood don't belong here. If you want to talk about a vtuber outside the context of the project, there's probably another thread in the catalog where it's more appropriate to post it. If there's no appropriate thread, make one yourself! It certainly can't be worse than the seethe threads this board gets on the regular.
That being said, if there is a thread whose culture you have an understanding of, talk about it in the context of it as a nation in the world of Viti. Not sure where to start? No worries, just think of what the thread culture would translate to in this setting and try to figure out what kind of culture would crop up.
One good way to start if your nation isn't on the map is to do just that: figure out where in the world that general-as-country would go based on. It could be placed similarly to how /crrroc/ was placed in a wetland near /pcg/, or you could be like /miko/ or /who/ and choose a shape or location for your nation that's a bit more silly and take things from there.
Another thing you could do is figure out the manner of leadership in the nation, and/or the relevant chuuba(s)'s role in it. A quick note: unless a chuuba is confirmed /here/, she as a goddess does not physically appear in Viti. Or, failing that, you can look back through the thread and look through the posts for inspiration.
Please keep the rules of the board in mind when you post in the future and pay heed to points 1) and 2). If you are the self-admitted "Schizza" shitting up the thread, consider this my only olive branch to you. Stay on the topic of worldbuilding (unless we're on page 9 or 10) and if you feel the need to follow up on one of your own posts less than an hour after you sent a message and no one responded, step away and write it down somewhere else. If you have no interest in worldbuilding, there's the door. If you do stay and contribute to the project, exercise restraint and stay on topic.

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>>109893107
Consider not being so restrictive.

>>109893107
I would actually say write the text in a word proccessor or notepad so it's easy to edit before posting.

WORLD BUILDING THREAD BTW

World Building: The Game.

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>>109897224

clean it up janny

guess I'll wait until next thread to drop my gator eggs

>>109898582
What are you waiting for?

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>>109898675
nta but picrel

How do people level their heads? I guess with drugs.

damn we went from bump to not bump

well I guess you can post about your gator eggs?

How are you supposed to world build in such a censorious hell hole?

So how are projects going this fine Sunday. The rice pancakes were more popular than expected.

>>109900762
Use a question mark you mindbroke faggot.

>>109900799
Oh shit. I just now noticed.

survive the night ?

>>109907384
towa...

>>109905379
nah just let it all burn...

Gotta think about springtime shellfish now.

>>109911062
wao!