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▲ 9 r/goodworldbuilding

Pick up to five things in your world that are explicitly based on something from pop-culture and describe them without explaining what inspired them. Those who reply will try to guess the inspiration.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 1 day ago
▲ 101 r/worldjerking

Tell me pieces of lore in your world that sound like/are shit posts.

Bullshit that's supposed to make the comment section better but nobody listens to

* Describe actual lore for your world, otherwise this thread won't be as fun.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 12 days ago
▲ 62 r/worldbuilding

Describe each race/culture in your world in two sentences or less. Those who reply will ask about two of them.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • People put a lot of effort into their worlds, so if you leave a comment about your world then please leave a reply to two other people's worlds. These can be anything from compliments, to questions, to simple observations.
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u/PMSlimeKing — 15 days ago
▲ 16 r/goodworldbuilding

Describe each race/culture in your world in two sentences or less. Those who reply will ask about two of them.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • People put a lot of effort into their worlds, so if you leave a comment about your world then please leave a reply to two other people's worlds. These can be anything from compliments, to questions, to simple observations.
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u/PMSlimeKing — 15 days ago
▲ 13 r/goodworldbuilding

Tell me three or five things related to warfare in your world.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 17 days ago
▲ 29 r/worldbuilding

Pick a physically or magically powerful character in your world. Tell me how strong they are, then tell me about three or five of their weaknesses.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 18 days ago
▲ 14 r/goodworldbuilding

Pick a physically or magically powerful character in your world. Tell me how strong they are, then tell me about three or five of their weaknesses.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 18 days ago
▲ 83 r/worldjerking

Tell me three random pieces of lore in your world. I will explain what they say about you.

Bullshit that's supposed to make the comment section better but nobody listens to

* Seriously describe your world, otherwise this thread won't be as fun.

* I ask for the details to be random so that you don't feel the need to have them all connected with each other.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 21 days ago
▲ 3 r/goodworldbuilding

What are two or three things that are intimidating in your world, but aren't in real life? Why are these things intimidating?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 25 days ago
▲ 20 r/worldbuilding

What are your favorite tropes to either see or use in fictional worlds? How do you implement them in your world?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 27 days ago
▲ 6 r/goodworldbuilding

What are your favorite tropes to either see or use in fictional worlds? How do you implement them in your world?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 27 days ago
▲ 101 r/worldbuilding

What exactly are "monsters" in your world? What are some examples of monsters in your world?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please do not write "Humans are the real monsters" or anything of that nature.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 30 days ago
▲ 32 r/goodworldbuilding

What exactly are "monsters" in your world? What are some examples of monsters in your world?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please do not write "Humans are the real monsters" or anything of that nature.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 30 days ago
▲ 55 r/worldbuilding

What was the initial premise of your world? How have you deviated from that premise as you've built it up?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 1 month ago
▲ 23 r/goodworldbuilding

What was the initial premise of your world? How have you deviated from that premise as you've built it up?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/worldbuilding

Tell me three or five things about the pop culture, or "low culture" of your world.

Note: "Low culture" describes aspects of culture that have mass appeal and are enjoyed by the middle and lower classes of society. Examples from real life include pop music, plays, football, and pulp magazines.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 1 month ago
▲ 14 r/goodworldbuilding

Tell me three or five things about the pop culture, or "low culture" of your world.

Note: "Low culture" describes aspects of culture that have mass appeal and are enjoyed by the middle and lower classes of society. Examples from real life include pop music, plays, football, and pulp magazines.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/goodworldbuilding

What are some of the most silly, borderline pointless reasons for war or conflict in your world?

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 1 month ago
▲ 102 r/worldbuilding

Tell me three or five things that you added to your world because you think they're awesome.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/goodworldbuilding

Tell me three or five things that you added to your world because you think they're awesome.

#GUIDELINES AND ETIQUETTE

  • Please limit each item's (as in individual bullet points or subjects, not the entire comment) description to three or five sentences. Do not be vague with your description.

  • If someone leaves a reply on your comment, please try to read what they post and reply to them.

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u/PMSlimeKing — 2 months ago