>>30163192
There are ten autonomously-run cities: Onesville, Twosburg, Threeham, Fourings, Fivedale, Sixen, Sevencester, Eighton, Ninerpool and Tenstown

>>30163197
They're all on the bank of one major river called Deka, with Onesville being closest to the spring and Tenstown at the mouth.

Threeham is situated at a large waterfall, carved into the rock. No one but their own citizens knows how deep the city actually extends into the mountainous outcrop.

Tenstown is the most metropolitan of the Ten Cities, with the great docks and seagoing trade that bring goods from the wider world.

>>30163192
There are pigeons, and they're pricks.

All homosexuals are exiled to Twosburg, causing most to assume (incorrectly) that all people from Twosburg are homosexuals.

>>30163409
The pidgeons live high in the mountains, at Onesville. Onesville was founded and once populated by a clan of elves, but their poor adaptation for the terrain and the pidgeons' evolution into a race of powerful, majestic (if dickish) warriors helped them to force the elves out of their homes, repopulating the city and covering it in guano.

>>30163417

Twosburg is the only place in the world where people can learn magic.

Most people assume (incorrectly) that Wizards are homosexuals.

>>30163197
Sevencester is dull. Properly, seriously, selfharm-inducingly dull. Nothing of note has ever happened here.

>>30163426
Onesville guano is shipped downriver on great shitbarges, used to fuel the chemical industry and provide fertilizers to the farmers of the Ten Cities.

>>30163448

Which is why Sevencesters make up a large percentage of the world's heroes and explorers. They tend to never come back.

>>30163442
To say someone has "the Twosburg style" is a grave insult among many of the people of the cities, but also suggest the person may command Fabulous magic.

The mountains are the domain of the Geese People, they're known to attack without provocation

>>30163442
This has led people in the fanatically religious region of Ninerpool to believe that if they could brainwash people into becoming homosexuals and hide them from the Homosexual Deporting Police, they could become magicians and lead Ninerpool to a glorious takeover of their long-term rival, Tenstown.

>>30163417
Also, due to the scarcity of tailors, Twosburg is a clothing powerhouse, with nobility roaming there almost monthly for the most fashionable new garbs.

>>30163197
Eighton is famous for it's donkey breeders, exporting pack donkeys to all ten cities.

Fourings is centered where the Deka river meets another major river, creating a fertile and lush environment where huge amounts of food are grown in great flooded rice fields and peach orchards.

There is a large subterranean civilization of peaceful frog people living under the river Deka.

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>>30163192
Map. Feel free to add detail.

Fourings' proximity to the mountain range means little food can grow on this rocky earth, and as such it is a poor and miserable place.

>>30163527
Overruled

>>30163511

Someone add the other river at Fourings

>>30163510
Some suspect the people of Eighton to breed donkeys with things that are not donkeys. things far beyond the horses used to produce mules. No normal donkey breathes fire, after all.

>>30163197
Rumors exist of a secret city-state called Zerodon, but they're all bullshit.

Fivedale and Sixen are fuding cities situated next to each other, with only the river separating them. No one really remembers when or why the original feud started. There are many legends, however. Over the centuries, the feud has evolved into an extreme rivalry. Think Hatfields and the McCoys.

>>30163538
>>30163569

A few decades ago, when the Fivedale-Sixen Rivalry was at it's peak, Eighton reneged on their policy of non-involvement and forged a pact with Fivedale. As Fivedale fought the Sixens, Eighton moved a division of their Donkey Riders to catch the Sixen army in a pincer attack. Sixen survived, but Eighton's reputation as backstabbers now proceeds them across the continent.

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>>30163537
>>30163511
Fourings being the major grain basket of the continent gives them immense political leverage, and as such few oppose them in trade or military deals. Many think if they were to intervene on the Fivedale-Sixen Rivalry they could help broker a peace, but the Fourings people have no such ambitions to get involved.

>>30163520
The Frog Folk live throughout the length of the Deka, but they are at their most populous in the latter stretch of the river. The few who come to the surface are sometimes used as couriers, but they don't dare move above the surface too high up the mountain for fear of the pidgeons of Onesville.

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It was during the midst of the War of Balran that the ten city-states first set aside their differences in the wake of a great and terrible foe.

When the demon Balkor swept through the Northlands with its demonic horde and devastated the armies of Onesville and Threeham at the Battle of Fell Ridge, the city-states united as one for the first time sin recorded history against their new foe. It took many years of warfare and cost untold lives, but in the end the city-states celebrated their triumph over the demonic hordes in victory-pyres erected all throughout the land.

An inland sea is on the east side of the continent, which contains several islands said to be inhabited by vicious goblins. They would invade the ten cities, but none of them has ever successfully learned how to make a boat.

>>30163688
The devastation to Onesville and Threeham armies is still felt keenly throughout the continent. While everyone agrees that the pidgeons are pricks, they are now verging on endangered, and the intricate mazes of Threeham's caverns now lie empty and derelict. Only the most cold-hearted and cynical of Sevencester adventurers would pillage them so soon, but some have started to do so.

The mountain range unbeknown to all was formed countless ages ago when the last herd of truly giant tortoises went into hibernation. Every so often a tremor will shake a mountain as one stirs in it's so far unending sleep.

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>>30163696
>>30163688
Balkor's armies were pushed North of the mountain range to the desert land uninhabitable by mortal life forms, but his demon armies survive there still, wandering the planes nomadically as he attempts to plan a second strike.

The citizens of Threeham, Onesville and Fourings are known for their obsession with Pie.

Due to the dickishness of the pigeons, they keep their pies in safe security systems for them not to steal.

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The river Deka feeds into the Arcadian Ocean, a vast body of water that separates the relatively small continent of Numera from the larger body of land known as Minerva. Explorers and traders from Sevencester have already entered into diplomatic and trade agreements with the shore-based kingdom of Thoria, who trades its advanced clockwork weaponry and armor in return for the exotic and valuable feathers of the Geese People.

Someone should keep all of these in track so I won't have to fuck up with the canons.

>>30163688
There was a minor incident, as soon as the battle was won, however. The soldier, who finally slayed the demon was Sixen by birth, but was drafted by the Fivedeli army. Because both sides wanted all the credit, their forces clashed and the man who killed Balkor died in the ensuing brawl.

>>30163538
>>30163599

But as the Eightons donkeys are invaluable to trade caravans and armies all along the river, and due to their feared donkey riders, no one ever dared to wage war on them and trade with the other citied still flourishes.

>>30163755
>>30163791
Oh damn, Balkor is still alive. I fucked it it.

>>30163814
Balkor is a ghost demon now.

>>30163776
Given the Geese people's volatile nature, adventurers gathering these feathers are known to have a short (if interesting) life span, and as the trade of feathers starts to dry up the people of Thoria are getting more and more impatient with Sevencester traders.

the Train exists. Somewhere. You know the one.

Just rumors of course. Few have ever SEEN the Train, and fewer still believe them. Some told tales of friends who got on the Train out of curiosity... and then it started up.

They screamed for them to get off, but it was too late. My friend got on, and was thrown off right as the train picked up speed. When we found him, he had both his legs broken, and I could see his ribs pokin' out of his chest. All he said was "I didn't have a ticket with me." 'fore he died...

>>30163864
What?

>>30163896
Train thread is leaking.

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>>30163896
As those born in the dreary-grey of Sevencester are the only ones to have traveled out to Minerva, they have a pact of secrecy to protect their trade agreements, and no other City has knowledge of Thoria and it's peoples.

>>30163569

Pikes and muskets are the standard weapons fielded in warfare. The standard formation is the tercio.

>>30163919
But if Sevencester is such a shithole, wouldn't the people who found Thoria just stay in Thoria and never come back?

To the west of the Ten Cities lies the Wasteland of Ruins.

Once perhaps a collection of city states rivaling the Ten Cities, now they only lie as treasure troves for adventurers.

Though it seems that the original inhabitants were very fond of traps and monsterous creatures that don't die of old age.

>>30163945
While the Ten Cities are named after numbers, the Ruins are named after letters of the alphabet.

The moon is actually the tomb of a dead/sleeping dragon, and is only kept asleep through constant conflict on the planet below.

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>>30163938
Thoria's citizens, while embracing of trade deals helpful to them, are a xenophobic and angry race of people who would never let foreigners stay in their city for any length of time, a fact shown by how impatient they are getting with Sevencester's traders as the Geese feather supply dries up.

>>30163919
The rivalry is so severe, that the citizens will often construct wonky trebuchets/catapults and fling their waste across the river, at the other city.

>>30163977
Checks out.

literally nothing lives in ninerpool

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The militant Empire of Samech borders Thoria to the south. A vast territory comprised of many different provinces, Samech is ruled by the Serpent Emperor and his council. In war, the empire is able to call upon a myriad and vast array of troops in battle from the knightly orders of Mortressa to the dreaded giants of the Uraik plains. Their empire is known widely throughout Minerva, and the peoples of Thoria and Cthonia fear that they may be the next to surrender their sovereignty to Samech.

>>30163977
Thoria's greatest enemy is the kingdom of Foria. They were originally the same nation, but they split long ago after an argument on how to spell its name.

>>30164004
some unliving things are known to linger there. They are hated, but no one dares set foot in the city to face them

>>30164004

So you're saying that Ninerpool is a Necrocracy?

Ruled by liches, manned by Skeletons?

>>30163474
>>30164017
Do you like religiously fanatical skeleton-men who brainwash you into being gay? Ninerpool is the place for you!

>>30163956
To the far.. far.. distant south, near the poles of the World, of the Ten Cities is known to be the Zeropolis. It is referred to as the birthplace of humans AND demons such as Balkor. Although it is a plateau of snow, it used to be a firey burning hell of never ending wars.

The humans left shortly after a billion years of evolving and adapting in the hellish fire, but mysteriously, the land was covered in the frozen snow, freezing and trapping almost every demonic being there.

Digging deep down the land will show you the true meaning of "when hell freezes over". No one in the Ten Cities dare to enter.

We don't talk about Twelveshire.

>>30164033
Balkor spent five hundred years creating the worlds largest tunnel to reach Onesville.

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>>30164010
"Cthonian, Forian, Throian- it matters not. Our blood flowed through the same ancestors. Either today we bleed as one against Samech or we die as one."

-Thessalia Norin, Centurion of Cthonia

Long ago, there was an underwater tribe in the sunken city of Elevensboro, but the men all perished due to rampant homosexuality spread by Ninerpool missionaries and the women assimilated themselves amongst the remaining cities.

Legends say that the treasures of Elevensboro have remained mostly undisturbed.

The Mayor of Onesville is secretly planning to overthrow everybody and become the ruler of all 10 cities

Everyone knows this but he is incompetant and mostly harmless, so no one has bothered to stop him yet.

Someone should literally keep track of everything and put it somewhere.

>>30164017
>>30164028
>>30164004
Maybe the lifeforms in Ninerpool are having similar trouble like Sevencester. They're having a midlife crisis and they're sick of merely surviving, but want to live.

They miss the sense of peril and unity, that the hordes of Balkor brought upon them. They want to feel their blood rushing through their veins again.
They need to bring Balkor back into this land.

>>30164064
Though these words were spoken at the last meeting between the three statesmen at the Panel of Tharis Nain, the long-awaited Forian and Thorian Truce was unable to be brokered.

>>30164085
LOVE IT

>>30164033
The first ever human city created in Zeropolis was "Lembodo", although no one knows what happened after a billion years of abandonment.

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>>30163661
"The Anurans? Hah! They are no match for us."

-Vog the Bloody-Handed, prior to his defeat at the Battle of Telin.

A small faction of rebels in Foria thinks its supposed to be spelled Fouriah.

>>30164135
What race is Vog/the Anurans?

>>30164153
Anura is the taxonomic order of frogs, so Anurans are probably the frogmen.

>>30163569
Both cities keep mercenary armies. And both have the same custom of giving one barrel of beer to every new soldier with their weapons and armour. Of course this plays into the cities' rivalry, with people of either city praising their own beer and calling the other city's drink, barely drinkable pisswater.

Giant land worms known as the Kaulits are populated almost everywhere in the world. Roughly the height of ~20-30 meters, they contain fangs that contains a deadly disease that spurts out miniature worms inside your body. Although they rarely appear, they are able to cause plagues and famine across the world.

The largest worm ever encountered was about 46 meters.

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The jungles of Onulia hide many secrets amongst its ruins. Situated between Tharis Nain and Cthonia, Onulia conceals not only ancient temples and ruins but also all forms of deadly and untamed wildlife. Samech expeditions have recovered powerful magical artifacts within the ruins that date as far back as The Time of Creation.

>>30164195
The Battle of Fell Ridge would have been an even more devastating rout had one such Kaulits wreaked havoc on Balkor's army, allowing just enough time for some pidgeons to escape carrying Threeham warriors.

I've never been to these threads before, but they're actually kinda fun.

It's like one sentence story game, but better.

Sailors, particularly to the west of Numera, occasionally report sightings of terrifying sea monsters which resemble a kraken but with the head of a gigantic chicken. Known as the m'kobej, these monstrous creatures, despite their size, have never been known to actually attack anyone. Stories are told about isolated incidents where a m'kobej has appeared to the aid of a vessel in distress, but no one is entirely certain whether these tales have any merit.

>>30164079
His plan hinges on harnessing the power of his city's dickish warrior-pigeons, but he has yet to determine how exactly to accomplish this.

>>30164195

Kaulit fangs are prized as bioweapons and Kaulit hunting is a dangerous yet lucrative occupation.

The worlds currency is animal parts. Furs, Claws and Teeth

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>>30164208
As shown on the map, the Onulia Jungles are at their most dense to the North, and this is where the majority of the hidden ancient temples lie.

Fivedale and Sixdale are individually moderate powers, but unified, they would threaten the power balance of the Ten Cities. Rumor has it, that Fourings and Tenstown are deliberately fanning the flames of rivalry between them.

>>30164143
O think the goblin sea should be in the east of the continent and the Alphabet-cities ruins in the west. North of the mountains there should be a vast desert.

>>30164262
Don't forget to add a South Arrow at the bottom that says Zeropolis.

>>30164264
>Sixdale
Sixen.

>>30164264
... Which would explain why Fourings refuses to use their political leverage to intervene. Makes sense.

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"When you came to these troubled lands, what did you expect to find?"- Thorin the Seer, to Garik Bilrald.

>>30164195
While little is understood about kaulit biology, it is rumored that they behave in a manner similar to ants, with the male warrior worms roaming in search of food to return to their central subterranean hive and sustain their gigantic kaulit queen.

>>30164262
>>30164266

The most impressive Ruins in the Wasteland of Ruins are the ones that start with Q, X, Z and Y.

The ruins that start with A, E, O, U, and I are the most mapped and the most well traveled.

>>30164298
If you have a good idea of the layout of the Ruins, download the map and add them on, I was just going to have them set as a rough layout.

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One of (insert city here cause I don't know which one would fit)'s greatest crimes is the use of necromancy to revive a Kaulit.

Despite it's poison was ineffective, it was still a dangerous threat and many political leaders where worried that many more of this incidents might happen.

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>>30164264
During a particularly bloody combat between mercenary forces hired by Sixen and Fivedale, over Darkplat Manor a mysterious thick fog materialized in the surrounding plains where the battle took place. By the time the fog had disappeared, both armies were nowhere to be seen.

Their fate remains a mystery to this day...

>>30164324
That would be Ninerpool.

They Undead Kaulit came of great use in the war against Balkan, but there are rumours that they intend to revive many more.

>>30164335
*Balkor

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>>30164335
>the war against Balkan,

>>30164362
This is now a portrait of the mayor of Onesville.

All great civilizations are ruled by a matriarchy. For men to pretend to be/become a woman is punishable by death.

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>>30164306
Done and done

>>30164362
>>30164386
The Mayor of Onesville was a great (if incompetent) homosexual wizard from Twosburg. He has used his illusion skills to make himself appear a pidgeon to all in Onesville, allowing him to become Mayor here, but this portrait is what he actually looks like.

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>>30164288
Thorin being a fabled Sevencester adventurer who invited Garik Bilrald, a Thoria emissary, as the first man from Thoria to visit Numera. Needless to say, Garik was not impressed.

>>30164458
The mountain nearest to the Goblin Sea is an active volcano, and the goblins worship it as their god.

fertile ash-soil from this volcano washes along the second river into the main one, contributing to the crops.

>>30164469
Although the Goblins have never been able to leave their islands, it has been rumoured that Ninerpool scouts have been traveling across the island nexus under cover of darkness.

Before Balkor, there was another demon that invaded Minerva during it's early times. It was nicknamed as the Kuagar, and it was known for literally made of little demonic flies that assemble in order to form body parts, making it able to change shape and form.

The Kuagar doesn't possess any other power, but did have extreme physical strength and was almost impossible for it to be hit due to it's flies being able to dodge quickly.

>>30164458
A meteor has recently fallen far to the east of Ninerpool. Adventurers from Sevencester claim that the forest quickly growing outward from the crater shares a worrying similarity to the Onulia Jungle.

>>30164499
literally being out*

>>30164514
literally being made out*. Dammit.

If I was to run a roleplay thread out of this scenario in half an hour or so, would people be up for playing?

>>30164539
I would be down. On my bed. Asleep. Sorry man, timezones and all that.

>>30164458
Someone should put Fivedale and Sixen next to each other on the map.

>>30164567
They are next to each other, close enough to be rivals, anyway. They can be warring over a river. The whole point of these threads is that whatever someone says becomes canon, and you can't really change it.

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With the Numeonulia Jungle Formation

>>30164602
is east and west reversed on this map?

>>30164621
I haven't flipped it. What is the wrong way round?

>>30164636
well, the goblin sea and numeonulia jungle were supposed to be to the east, which is right, right?

A little late to change it, so it's not really a problem.

>>30163192
Gigantic lobsters is the only true way to travel between the towns. While donkeys are a norm to travel in or around the cities one have to travel on the gigantic beasts to avoid the little bit smaller yet also big beasts of the wastes.

A land beside Samech and the numeral city is the colorful, and the most peaceful kingdom of Clorady, unlike the the namings with numbers and letters, the kingdoms are named with colors.

It is mostly female populated too.

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>>30164656
>mfw geography

On Samech, knife fighting is a popular sport, and is the equivalent of football or soccer.

It has an understandably high mortality rate, and those who live long enough to be famous become peerless killers.

>>30164586
>Fivedale and Sixen are fuding cities situated next to each other, with only the river separating them

But maybe you are right, the map was made before that.

>>30164602
saving the pic incase this thread dies.

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The Decimal World as I understand it:

Onesville was founded by a bunch of Elves, but they couldn't tolerate the rocky terrain, and the pidgeons were becoming too much of a nuance, so they got the fuck out, and humans took over. During Balkors' rape of the Decimal World, Onesville was among the most devastated, and still hasn't fully recovered.
It is the biggest exporter of bird shit, because the Onesvillian Pidgeon is using their cliffs as a primary nesting ground. The guano is valuable as a fertilizer and is used to fuel the developing chemical industry.
Their current mayor wishes to one day rule all of the Decimal World, but is sadly too incompetent to achieve that goal.

Twosburg is the most developed town on the continent. This was an unintended consequence of banishing the homosexual population of other towns there. The exiled people were mostly tailors, painters, musicians, other artists and wizards, because homosexuals have a higher predisposition to being magic. This also fueled the incorrect belief that all wizards are gay (which only increased the town's wizard population). All of this led to several universities, including the wizard academy, making Twosburg the hub of technological and cultural advances. The town dictates the latest fashionable trends among the rich, and nobles will travel there bimonthly in order to keep up with them. It is also, unsurprisingly, the least populated of the ten cities. In the great war against Balkor, Twosburgs population took a big hit, and since most of it is gay, it never replenished. Today the number is rising, albeit slowly.

Threeham is situated at the base of the mountain range, near a large waterfall, carved into the rock. No one but their own citizens knows how deep the city actually extends into the mountainous outcrop. Threeham's forces took the brunt of Balkor's attack, and as a result, vast parts of the city's deep underground interior are now abandoned.

cont.

>>30165354
pretty sure Onesville is currently inhabited by crazy pigeonpeople

>>30165354
Yes please, I'd love a "what we've built so far"

>>30165382
I just assumed all of the cities are inhabited by humans. It'd be too weird to have 9 cities with humans, and one with weird pidgeon fucks.

And Ninepool is kind of disputed at the moment. Could be human inhabitants or some sort of undead.

>>30165447
Currently, it's assumed that the majority population is human, but it's never been stated that ALL of them are. Halflings would be common as riverfolk, and some people from elevensdale may be of a more fishy persuasion.

There's also barbarian geese people in the mountains.

>>30165471
*elevensborough, who moved into the ten cities.

>>30165447
Also, you JUST mentioned elves.

>>30165354
Don't forget to use the updated map with the volcano and meteor-jungle.

totally not one last bump before I go to bed.

>>30165354
Threeham could use some more defining, I think.

Fourings is the first major power down the river. Just before the city, the Deka merges with another large river, causing frequent flooding, which in turns creates fertile soil, ripe for farming. Regionally, they are unmatched in military and trade, and they are the only power that has a chance facing Tentown alone.

Onevile, Twosburg, Threeham and Fourings all have an unhealthy obsession with pies.

Fivedale & Sixen are two feuding cities, situated on opposite banks of the Deka. No one knows what the original feud was about, but there's not really much interest in finding out. What matters is that the feud has transpired into a rivalry unlike any other. It goes so deep, that on the night Balkor was defeated, the cities fought over who got to take the credit for his slaying, accidentally killing the hero in the process. They keep mercenary armies, ready to go to was at all times, draining their coffers dry. During one of the battles over Darkplat Manor, a mysterious fog appeared and when it was gone, the mercenaries were gone with it.
The towns sadly don't realize, that united they could be a force to truly be reckoned with. Fouring and Tentown, however, realize this all too well, and conspire together to fan the rivalry between them. Allegedly.

Sevencester is boring. It is incredibly boring. And nobody knows why. It is a complete and utter mystery. But even that has its perks. Its people want to leave it so badly, that so far, they're the only Decicity, that has established contact with the oversea kingdom of Thoria. Although, the only reason the city has knowledge of Thoria is because Thorians wouldn't let them stay, and they had run out of supplies to traverse the open sea. Sevencester is also responsible for the most heroes and adventurers in Deciland as escape via boat isn't always an option.

>>30165522
I imagine it like this >>30165471

Dwarves really like Elves and visa versa, and their races collectively trade what can only be described as sappy love poems between one another, to the disgust of the other races

>>30165887
Eighton is a trading superpower, due to their successful/botched mule breeding program. Fire breathing mules provided caravans additional security against road bandits, so their trade flourished. They also exported these mules, but not so much, that they could be militarized by powers other than themselves. Their deployment of firebreathing mules in a Sixen/Fivedale conflict has earned them an unflattering reputation among other cities. And they distrust Eighton ever since.

Ninepool is conflicted because of this
>>30164085
>>30164013
>>30164004
should be more defined first.

I'm missing way too much stuff, though

Ninepool is a literal ghost town, populated solely by the dead who have for whatever reason been unable to cross to the other side. Undead are naturally threatening to the living by their nature, and so are hated by all other cities.

The undead themselves cling to the memories of their previous lives, and so delve deeper and deeper into necromantic magic hoping to get through to the "other side" and go all the way around to living again.

A hushed rumor tells that there are far more alphabet ruins than 26. Some foolhardy individuals have tried to research the lost city of Ä, but they have all disappeared mysteriously.

Kender are served in several cities as food for the poor.

East of tenstown, there exists two kingdoms that are both relatively close to the Ruins. The numbered cities would have a lot to fear, apart from the fact that these kingdoms have the same relationship as fivedale and sixen.

Evenshire is to the south, and has great control over its shoreline, bringing in a lot of fish products. Their navy is something to be feared, since the bottoms are capable of moving on land as landships, if wheels are attached. For some strange reason, they completely support Sixen in their war against fivedale.

Oddsland is to the north, and along with the closeness to the Ruins, along with the rather impressive mines they possess, they are only challenged by Twosburg in technological advancement. Their mechanical warriors are pretty sweet. For some strange reason, they support fivedale in their fight against Sixen.

The capital of Oddsland is Prime Numerus.

The capital of Evenshire is Factorate (Factors, you geddit?)

>>30163688
I feel like you have a good imagination, but you need to work on your presentation a bit.

>>30166732
Agreed, but in his defense it would take a bit too much time to write Iliad 2.0

>>30163538
The invention of fire breathing donkeys/mules also transformed Eighton into the first and so far only air power in the land.

Air ships such as donkey powered hot air balloons are used by the brave to traverse long treacherous terrain.Their fatality rate is slightly* higher than regular donkey powered transportation. The Eightons are also attempting to militarize these airships.

Ever since the Great Ass Fire in Tentown, when a considerable portion of the city was burned down as a result of a Eighton trader using his donkey to light his pipe within city limits, all donkeys and mules are banned within city walls in all city states except Threeham and Sevenscester.
Threeham is mostly made of rock, so they don't care, and Sevencester is too apathetic to act.
The fire also extremely strained relations between Eighton and Tentown.

*considerably

>>30164229
Sometimes we even make decent settings that are actually interesting and full of inspiration.

I miss those threads.

>>30166829
World building threads should be way more popular. I just started regularly posting on /tg/ and this is a whole lot of fun.

In this setting, I'm way more interesting in The Ten Cities, above all else.

>>30166880
>interesting
interested

fire donkey blood is a known aphrodisiac, upper and can also be used as a disinfectant, floor cleaner and can be burnt to provide a high temperature flame with no smoke.

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>>30166811
>The Eightons are also attempting to militarize these airships.

All attempts so far have been met with disastrous results.

It is said that getting an accurate map of Threeham's cavernous undercity is impossible. Not because the maps were closely guarded or that they have all been destroyed, but because it seems the caverns are shifting around all by themselves, getting larger every year they remain abandoned

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>>30166922
Are you saying there's an underground criminal network assembling with the intent to steal the Fire donkey/mule formula, so that they can produce vast amounts of fireblood and distribute it, illegally across the land?

>>30167225
>>30167123
And I think I just found their main hideout.

>>30167225

That and

>>30164250

Donkey fireblood is one of the most valuable animal parts for barter.

Eighton has won its fair share of battles by exploiting the enemy's usual tendency to try and collect as many fire donkeys and fire donkey corpses as possible.

A race of secretive sentient bears live in the onulia jungle, and occasionally venture out in small teams to challenge passersby to games of baseball.

The outcomes of these games are always disasterous, and prophetic of future events.

>>30167363
several of the cities are working on creating ultimate baseball teams, hoping that if they can challenge the bears and win, they will prevent the fate set out for them

>>30164684
No

>>30167309
>>30167053
>>30167225
>>30166811
Oh god, what has become of my donkey breeders? I'm proud of you /tg/

>>30165887
>>30163462
>>30163448
>>30167225
So, why is Sevencester so dull? There's gotta be more there.

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OP here, I left at around the time the map stopped getting updated, just to say thanks to the guy who started summarizing shit, that was awesome, and also I'm definitely going to use this for a roleplay of some format or description at some point, so thanks for building a really interesting world with me, /tg/

mfw one of these threads is legitimately awesome for once

>>30168925
I really love the world we created too. Definitely a thread I'm saving for future use.

>go to bed, sadly
>wake up next day
>thread still exists

Excellent.

>>30170903
I went to work, came back and it was still there. That was a great feeling

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>>30170903
I was just uglifying the map a bit. Need to re-add some stuff(volcano, that other jungle), but if someone is good at mspaint, they're welcome to take over.

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>>30163197
>There are ten autonomously-run cities: Onesville, Twosburg, Threeham, Fourings, Fivedale, Sixen, Sevencester, Eighton, Ninerpool and Tenstown

As soon as I read this, I knew this was going to be a good thread.

>>30172693
NICE

I'll try to write up a 1 post summary for myself/anyone who wants to copy it.

Rolled 64

Public masturbation is encouraged

Every summer, Fivedale and Sixen cease hostilities for three days. During this time, their top athletes compete in sports.
The festival starts with cross-river tug rope, where a very long rope is pulled across the river. Both towns' entire populations are encouraged to participate in this event. The rest of the games then take place at the previous victor's city. The last and most anticipated event is one-on-one sword fighting. Each city chooses their champion, and they duel it out in the arena. If there hasn't been any armed conflict since the last Summer games, the fight is to the death.
The games generally proceed without any extra violence, as citizens will respect the truce. As soon as the games are concluded, though, the visiting city's athletes and spectators will start some shit on their way home.
During especially cold winters, when the Deka freezes over, large scale civilian brawls often ensue on the ice.

>>30176188
I'd definitely be interested. I might even do that myself tomorrow.

But now that the world has been pretty well defined, Maybe it's time to think up some notable people that inhabit it.

The Decimal Cities
Onesville was founded by Elves, but, unable to adapt to the rocky terrain and the constant assault by strange pigeon-mutants, the Elves were driven away. Eventually, the pigeon-mutants evolved into pigeon-people, and settled in Onesville. During Balkors' rape of the Decimal World, most of Onesville's infrastructure was destroyed, but the majority of the population survived to rebuild. It is the biggest exporter of bird shit, regularly shipping it out to the other cities.. The guano is valuable as a fertilizer and is used to fuel the developing chemical industry. Their current mayor, a human using illusion magics to look like a pigeon-person, wishes to one day rule all of the Decimal World, but is sadly too incompetent to achieve that goal. Everyone knows, but lets him go about his business because he's not that bad as a mayor.

Twosburg is the most developed town on the continent. This was an unintended consequence of banishing the homosexual population of other towns there. The exiled people were mostly tailors, painters, musicians, other artists and wizards, because homosexuals have a higher predisposition to being magic. This also fueled the incorrect belief that all wizards are gay (which only increased the town's wizard population). All of this led to several universities, including the wizard academy, making Twosburg the hub of technological and cultural advances. The town dictates the latest fashionable trends among the rich, and nobles will travel there bimonthly in order to keep up with them. It is also, unsurprisingly, the least populated of the ten cities. In the great war against Balkor, Twosburgs population took a big hit, and since most of it is gay, it never replenished. Today the number is rising, albeit slowly.

>>30177143
Threeham is situated at the base of the mountain range, near a large waterfall, carved into the rock. No one but their own citizens knows how deep the city actually extends into the mountainous outcrop. Threeham's forces took the brunt of Balkor's attack, and as a result, vast parts of the city's deep underground interior were abandoned. These underground passageways shift and expand, making a comprehensive map of the interior impossible. It has recently become the headquarters of an criminal network, which aims to exploit the fire donkey blood economy and illegally distribute the fireblood across the land.

Fourings is the first major power down the river. Just before the city, the Deka merges with another large river, causing frequent flooding, which in turns creates fertile soil, ripe for farming. Volcanic ash-soil also flows in from this second river, contributing to the land's fertility. Regionally, they are unmatched in military and trade, and they are the only power that has a chance facing Tentown alone. Halflings make up a majority of the farmers and traders, but the military is composed of races from all over, including goblins and intelligent geesemen.

>>30177176
Fivedale & Sixen are two feuding cities, situated on opposite banks of the Deka. No one knows what the original feud was about, but there's not really much interest in finding out. What matters is that the feud has transpired into a rivalry unlike any other. It goes so deep, that on the night Balkor was defeated, the cities fought over who got to take the credit for his slaying, accidentally killing the hero in the process. They keep mercenary armies, ready to go to was at all times, draining their coffers dry. During one of the battles over Darkplat Manor, a mysterious fog appeared and when it was gone, the mercenaries were gone with it.The towns sadly don't realize, that united they could be a force to truly be reckoned with. Fouring and Tentown, however, realize this all too well, and conspire together to fan the rivalry between them. Allegedly. The only thing these two cities are united in are in keeping dwarves and elves away, as exchanges of sappy love poems between cities insults their generations-long fueds.

Sevencester is boring. It is incredibly boring. And nobody knows why. It is a complete and utter mystery. But even that has its perks. Its people want to leave it so badly, that so far, they're the only Decicity that has established contact with the oversea kingdom of Thoria. Although, the only reason the city has knowledge of Thoria is because Thorians wouldn't let them stay, and they had run out of supplies to traverse the open sea. Sevencester is also responsible for the most heroes and adventurers in Deciland as escape via boat isn't always an option. The majority of death for people from Sevencester, however, is not from adventuring, but rather from harvesting feathers from geesemen. The high fatality rate has led to decreased export to Thoria, angering the racists immensely.

>>30177204
Eighton is a trading superpower, due to their successful/botched mule breeding program. Fire breathing mules provided caravans additional security against road bandits, so their trade flourished. They also exported these mules, but not so much, that they could be militarized by powers other than themselves. Their deployment of firebreathing mules in a Sixen/Fivedale conflict has earned them an unflattering reputation among other cities. And they distrust Eighton ever since. They have recently begun attempts to create airships powered by fire donkeys.

At first, Ninerpool was a city obssessed with power. Seeing(and misunderstanding) the trend of wizards and homosexuality, Ninerpool began kidnapping people and brainwashing them into homosexuals, in an attempt to produce more wizards. This failed spectacularly, and ended with the fall of Elevensborough and the practice of banishing homosexuals to Twosburg. Despite not facing the majority of Balkor's forces, Ninerpool lost its entire population. Now, it is inhabited by the ghosts of the fallen, who crave life so much that they are capable of remaining corporeal. Their research into undeath and necromancy allowed them to raise Kaulits, albeit without their dreaded poison. Though instrumental in the final attack that defeated Balkor, the residents of Ninerpool are now listless. Unable to truly enjoy life, they crave the intensity of their battle with Balkor, and secretly work to resurrect him...

>>30177240
Tenstown is the most prosperous of the Decimal cities, using the split rivers of the Deka as natural irrigation. They possess a fearsome, well-supplied navy, trading with the other coastal cities aside from Thoria. As the city least affected by Balkor's attack, Tenstown is currently the greatest power among the Decimal Cities, in trade, economy, and military might. This superiority may soon end, though, with Eighton's continued research into fire donkeys and Twosburg's thriving academies.

Long ago, there was an underwater tribe in the sunken city of Elevensboro, but the men all perished due to rampant homosexuality spread by Ninerpool missionaries and the fish-women assimilated themselves amongst the remaining cities. Legends say that the treasures of Elevensboro have remained mostly undisturbed.

>>30177269
>>30177240
>>30177204
>>30177176
>>30177143
Many thanks for putting most of it in one place.

>>30177269
That's all I've got for now.

There's still Thoria, Foria, Tharis Nain, Cthonia, Samech, the Onulia Jungles, the Goblin Sea and their Volcano God, the Numeonulia Crater Jungle, the Wasteland Ruins, a full description of the Kaulit and that chicken-kraken thing.

Not sure if Oddsland and Evenshire should be considered canon, and I was already writing when this >>30176943 came up.

>>30177047
>Maybe it's time to think up some notable people that inhabit it.

>captcha: Augustus rdsweat

One of the most influential members of the city of Eighton is the prominent donkey-baron known as Augustus the Red. He earned his nickname after a close encounter with an unpredictable donkey which left him with angry red scorch marks covering most of his body. While his subordinates favored killing the donkey for its transgressions, Augustus joked about "keeping your enemies close" and adopted the animal as a combination of pet and guardian. He has since trained it to belch fire on his command, posing a considerable deterrent to any would-be assassins or thieves.

>>30177397
>captcha: enedtee sir

The disgraced former military hero known to most simply as Sir Enedtee now makes his living hunting monsters for hire and slaying dangerous beasts. After falling out of favor for political reasons, Enedtee abandoned his home city of Fivedale and now roams the wilds of Numera, working for fame and fortune rather than the whims of an unjust ruler.

>>30177365
If this thread is still up after my classes are over, I'll consider doing the rest of the summary.

>>30177397
Even though, donkeys are forbidden within city limits, no one dares say anything to Augustus, which only further shows his influence over the city, and who is truly running it.

>>30177524
>captcha sec neralec

One of the most prominent wizards of twosburg, Neral the second is the dean of the best university of the city, to which only the brightest students of the elite are admitted. Contrary to most other university deans, who spend their free time dabbling in politics, he is always in a remote location or another studying various phenomenons that may be of arcane significance, after several trips to the volcano, rumors say he is planning a journey to the numeonulia jungle crater. He often notice only too late the troubles lesser wizard assistants who accompany him have with keeping safe on these dangerous journeys and so after numerous incidents the number of students willing to go with him has diminished to comprise only the bravest adventurers and fools or the most knowledge hungry and ambitious students.

Le bumpface

>>30178643
For some reason I imagine him as a sort of old school batman, with infinite magical 'gadgets' and a sidekick who rarely makes it out alive/unscathed

>>30177563
I'm back, time to see about those other setting bits.

I won't be compiling the People of Importance, though.

Pythagoras was the name of the God that most people worshipped.

>>30168452
It's a mystery...

No-one knows, because remembering why was too dull

>>30177269
>>30186232
Other Places of Interest
Wasteland of Ruins
To the east of the Ten Cities lies the Wasteland of Ruins. Once perhaps a collection of city states rivaling the Ten Cities, now they only lie as treasure troves for adventurers nestled in desert sands.Though it seems that the original inhabitants were very fond of traps and monsterous creatures that don't die of old age.

Each ruin is named after the the letters of the Alphabet. The most impressive Ruins in the Wasteland of Ruins are the ones that start with Q, X, Z and Y, but the ruins that start with A, E, O, U, and I are the most mapped and the most well traveled.

The Goblin Sea
An inland sea is on the east side of the continent, which contains several islands said to be inhabited by vicious goblins. They would invade the ten cities, but none of them have ever successfully learned how to make a boat.

The mountain nearest to the Goblin Sea is an active volcano, and the goblins worship it as their god. Fertile ash-soil from this volcano washes along the second river into the Deka, contributing to the crops.

Should we start a new thread with a new setting? This one seems slow now and kinda ded?

>>30186754
hush, I'm still compiling.

>>30186754
Maybe you're right. But there will always be a place in my heart for The Decimal Land

>>30186720
Numeonulia Jungle Crater
A jungle south of the Goblin Sea. Previously the impact site of a meteor, mysterious plantlife suddenly began growing outward at a rapid pace. Adventurers seeking to investigate were quickly captured and eaten by the expanding undergrowth. After growing into a dense jungle, the plantlife mysteriously stopped spreading. New, slightly more cautious adventurers went to investigate again, and found a worrying similarity in plant and animal life to that of the Onulia Jungles.

Darkplat Manor
An abandoned manor situated along the territories between Fivedale and Sixen. During a particularly bloody and gruesome battle fought right at its doorstep, a mysterious thick fog materialized over the combatants. By the time the fog had disappeared, the mercenary forces hired by the two cities were nowhere to be seen.

>>30186860
Historical Events
Balkor's Assault
It was during the midst of the War of Balran that the ten city-states first set aside their differences in the wake of a great and terrible foe.

When the demon Balkor swept through the Northlands with its demonic horde and devastated the armies of Onesville and Threeham at the Battle of Fell Ridge, the city-states united as one for the first time sin recorded history against their new foe. It took many years of warfare and cost untold lives, but in the end the city-states celebrated their triumph over the demonic hordes in victory-pyres erected all throughout the land.

Losing their leader, Balkor's armies were pushed North of the mountain range to the desert land uninhabitable by mortal life forms, but they survive there still, wandering the planes nomadically as they await Balkor's return as a Wraith Demon.

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OP here, just saying that everyone keeping this thread going is a hero and I love you all. I'm keeping track of all of this and contributing where I can.

Numerolian til I die.

>>30186912
Creatures of Note
Kaulit
Giant land worms known as the Kaulits are populated almost everywhere in the world. Roughly the

height of ~20-30 meters, they contain fangs that contains a deadly disease that spurts out

miniature worms inside your body. Although they rarely appear, they are able to cause plagues and

famine across the world. While little is understood about kaulit biology, it is rumored that they

behave in a manner similar to ants, with the male warrior worms roaming in search of food to return

to their central subterranean hive and sustain their gigantic kaulit queen.

The largest worm ever encountered was about 46 meters.

The Battle of Fell Ridge would have been an even more devastating rout had one such Kaulits wreaked

havoc on Balkor's army, allowing just enough time for some pidgeons to escape carrying Threeham

warriors. This inspired the barely corporeal spirits of Ninerpool to attempt to possess Kaulit

corpses. Despite losing its signature poison, these undead Kaulit proved to be a dangerous threat

both during and after the war. Many political leaders are worried should there come a time where

Ninerpool comes into possession of multiple Kaulit corpses. As a subtle way to prevent this,

Kaulits are immediately carved for parts, and the main currency of the ten cities was converted

into Furs, Claws and Teeth.

Kaulit fangs are prized as bioweapons and Kaulit hunting is a dangerous yet lucrative occupation.

>>30187028
damn, bad formatting. lemme fix that.

Creatures of Note
Kaulit
Giant land worms known as the Kaulits are populated almost everywhere in the world. Roughly the height of ~20-30 meters, they contain fangs that contains a deadly disease that spurts out miniature worms inside your body. Although they rarely appear, they are able to cause plagues and famine across the world. While little is understood about kaulit biology, it is rumored that they behave in a manner similar to ants, with the male warrior worms roaming in search of food to return to their central subterranean hive and sustain their gigantic kaulit queen.

The largest worm ever encountered was about 46 meters.

The Battle of Fell Ridge would have been an even more devastating rout had one such Kaulits wreaked havoc on Balkor's army, allowing just enough time for some pidgeons to escape carrying Threeham warriors. This inspired the barely corporeal spirits of Ninerpool to attempt to possess Kaulit corpses. Despite losing its signature poison, these undead Kaulit proved to be a dangerous threat both during and after the war. Many political leaders are worried should there come a time where Ninerpool comes into possession of multiple Kaulit corpses. As a subtle way to prevent this, Kaulits are immediately carved for parts, and the main currency of the ten cities was converted into Furs, Claws and Teeth.

Kaulit fangs are prized as bioweapons and Kaulit hunting is a dangerous yet lucrative occupation.

>>30187036
M'kobej
Sailors, particularly to the west of Numera, occasionally report sightings of terrifying sea monsters which resemble a kraken but with the head of a gigantic chicken. These monstrous creatures, despite their size, have never been known to actually attack anyone. Stories are told about isolated incidents where a M'kobej has appeared to the aid of a vessel in distress, but no one is entirely certain whether these tales have any merit.

>>30187056
Taking a break before attempting Minerva.

>>30185881
to me it was more like wizard indiana jones but it's alright

archive?

so

new thred?

>>30187483
chanarchive is dead, dude.

;_;

Threads been archived on suptg
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=decimal%20cities,

>>30187598
You're welcome

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>I have started countless threads like this
>they almost never make it past 50 posts
>this thread is fucking awesome
>so jelly I missed it.

I suppose if we have these treads more frequently, the creative types will stay around.

>>30187681
Honestly, this is the first I've seen. I've been camping in here since literally the first post. I must have just missed yours by chance, I love this stuff.

All humans are deaf and blind.

>>30187735

It's been a while since I made one, but someone else started one a few days ago. It was pretty good.

There is a species of tree that is capable of controlling the weather to a limited degree, making it rain just the right amount for it's needs.

Farmers tend to plant them in the middle of their fields to reduce the need for irrigation.

Their wood is highly prized as a magical conduit, and wands and other artifacts made from the wood are extremely potent.

The trees themselves hardly ever bloom however, and much research is being done into how to grow them from cuttings from other trees.

Except where contraindicated by previous posts, this world is an exact replica of Dark Sun's world setting.

>>30187056
Minerva
Thoria
A coastal city that long ago split off from the Kingdom of Foria over a dispute on how to spell its name. Thoria is a city possessing advanced technology, exporting its advanced clockwork weaponry and armor for the exotic and valuable feathers of the geesemen. Given the Geese people's volatile nature, adventurers gathering these feathers are known to have a short (if interesting) life span, and as the trade of feathers starts to dry up the people of Thoria are getting more and more impatient with Sevencester traders.

Thoria's citizens, while embracing of trade deals helpful to them, are a xenophobic and angry race of people who would never let foreigners stay in their city for any length of time, a fact shown by how impatient they are getting with Sevencester's traders as the Geese feather supply dries up. Because of this and the fact that those born in the dreary-grey of Sevencester are the only ones to have traveled out to Minerva, they have a pact of secrecy to protect their trade agreements, and no other City has knowledge of Thoria and it's peoples.

Foria
Not much is known about the kingdom of Foria, other than the fact that there exists a small faction of rebels who believe it should be spelled Fouriah.

>>30187994
Cthonia
Another coastal city, Cthonia is the main trading partner of Tenstown. They possess considerable economic might, but their military is lacking, save for a few charismatic centurions.

Samech
A vast empire encroaching from the south. Samech is ruled by the Serpent Emperor and his council. In war, the empire is able to call upon a myriad and vast array of troops in battle from the knightly orders of Mortressa to the dreaded giants of the Uraik plains. Their greatest strength, however, stems from powerful magical artifacts uncovered from ancient temples like those in the Onulia Jungles. Their empire is known widely throughout Minerva, and the peoples of Thoria and Cthonia fear that they may be the next to surrender their sovereignty to Samech.

In Samech, knife fighting is a popular sport, and is the equivalent of football or soccer. It has an understandably high mortality rate, and those who live long enough to be famous become peerless killers.

Tharis Nain
Situated between Cthonia, Thoria, Foria, Samech, AND the Onulia Jungles, Tharis Nain has unofficially become known as the neutral territory, where peace treaties are negotiated and signed. Such high intensity politics have left its citizens rather nervous, and many have built underground bunkers should war ever erupt.

>>30188242
Onulia Jungles
The jungles of Onulia hide many secrets amongst its ruins. Situated between Tharis Nain and Cthonia, Onulia conceals not only ancient temples and ruins but also all forms of deadly and untamed wildlife. Samech expeditions have recovered powerful magical artifacts within the ruins that date as far back as The Time of Creation. The Onulia Jungles are at their most dense to the North, and this is where the majority of the hidden ancient temples lie.

A race of secretive sentient bears live in the onulia jungle, and occasionally venture out in small teams to challenge passersby to games of baseball. The outcomes of these games are always disasterous, and prophetic of future events. As such, several of the cities are working on creating ultimate baseball teams, hoping that if they can challenge the bears and win, they will prevent the fate set out for them.

forgot the frog people

Anurans
The Frog Folk live throughout the length of the Deka, but they are at their most populous in the latter stretch of the river. The few who come to the surface are sometimes used as couriers, but they don't dare move above the surface too high up the mountain for fear of the pidgeons of Onesville.

and that's all from me.

>>30188328
Thanks a bunch for all of this.