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When You Think About It We Can Create And Destroy Worlds/Planets At Will

We can lift planets on our fingers, we can create worlds which are shown as planet or globe shaped in the save screen and we can manually delete and destroy them as we please

u/Crabzilla_Manguy — 5 hours ago
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Mods

Sup, I have version 0.51.4 on mobile, is there any way to mod it? Cuz I see lots of cool mods and I just wanna put them on my world

And I remember there was a way to mod on mobile but it's not available on the newest version anymore, so any help appreciated

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u/Feisty-Two6233 — 8 hours ago
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Map Update - 50% Done

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Hi again! Here's the link to my first post about this project:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Worldbox/s/gK1GIHmibX

I'm now about 50% done, and here's what I've added or changed:

- Moved some biomes around.

- Each biome has its own distinct pattern and layout.

- The Monolith is now present in the enchanted biome.

- Made the volcano in the paradox biome inactive. (The biome was already pretty small, and the extra lava didn't help.)

- Added Crab Island or Crab Archipelago, where Crabzilla is presumably dormant under the sand.

What I will add:

- The remains of a lost civilization in the jungle biome.

- A dragon lair in the infernal biome.

- A meteorite crash site in one of the unfinished biomes.

I'd love to hear what you think!

u/TearJerk3r — 9 hours ago
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What races should I put on this map?

Every race will have one magic type (lightning, void, blood etc.), whichever ones get more upvotes or is the first will get added.

u/Htfamnesia_lover2929 — 14 hours ago
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What does Intelligence Do?

Okay, I've noticed the intelligence stat doesn't Have an explanation. Of course, we know that old world box had a technology tab named culture, where more intelligence would lead to faster level ups.

But what does it do other than that? What else does intelligence contribute to?

If anybody knows and can help, I'd be very thankful.

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u/LordBeefTheFirst — 15 hours ago
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Current Record of The Largest Army I've Seen

Current Record: Ohil I - 2439 soldiers

u/Bic076 — 22 hours ago
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Everyone else around them, their entire army is dead, and they're still fighting

Epic

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Clip is from Fate/Grand Order, Camelot movie

u/EfficiencySerious200 — 1 day ago
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Kingdom and cultures lore

I think kingdoms and cultures should have a tab That has randomly generated/Generated according to the Dom species, Lore.

It should be an insight into how life in the kingdom is. Describing how it looks from a person's perspective, the mood, The government, people's approval and more.

And also, I think there should be traditions.

These don't necessarily change how the kingdom functions.

They just add personality to kingdoms. Which is something we've been missing for some time.

Let me know what you think and help me expand!

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u/LordBeefTheFirst — 18 hours ago
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Que pasaría si un Rey es muy militarista y expancionista.🤔

Que tenga colonias y reclute ciudadanos para el ejercito y mandé a nativos al frente?

u/tacosinsalsa272 — 1 day ago
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Rise of Sylaar

There was a human king of the subspecies Homo Sapiens named Peolf, who had a son with a Human women from the subspecies Homo Desertus. The child was born Homo Desertus and Peolf never had more children. The child’s name was Sylaar and resided with his mother. One day Peolf declared war on the Kingdom Darecryvar which was the Homo Desertus kingdom. Sylaar’s mother was killed in this war when he was 9. But Sylaar’s mother shared the clan with the king of Darcryvar, which meant so did Sylaar. The king was also killed in this war along with 3 heirs. By the time the war had ended a 11 year old Sylaar assumed the throne. Then at 25 Sylaar declared war against Peolf’s kingdom, killing him.

Edit: I forgot to mention that since Peolf had no more children after Sylaar, Peolf’s clan fell and the kingdom fractured.

u/MashmobThe_real1 — 1 day ago
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Por qué cuando lo reinos están en expansión se rompen?🤔

Por ejemplo antares tenía el control de la mayoría de territorios(Toraexesta, y la mayoría del sur excepto montuant?

u/tacosinsalsa272 — 1 day ago
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Do the devs hate dragons??

When was the last time they were even interesting, (so many new species and sentient beings and no dragonoids)

u/Dueharp8 — 2 days ago
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A random kingdom 5 minutes after declaring war on an empire full of genetically modified giants

u/NoWorld3198 — 1 day ago