@Zxyrra Tags emerge organically as needs are seen by individual users. If there's been no questions that anyone thinks need to get tagged [male] then there shouldn't be such a tag just because there's a [female] tag.
Tagging gets curated when problems occur, not in anticipation of some future need or future problem.
@James alright -- basically, I'm working on a very promising candidate for a "standing" RPG campaign world I can keep on hand and pull out whenever I want to set campaigns in it
I have quite a bit of the note-taking done, but still need a land to work with if you will. I'm sticking to a single island for now in terms of actual mapping, though -- this is to keep things relatively self-contained for campaign purposes
what I'd like to have is something that's not just a disjoint set of maps, but has matching scale to it -- all the maps you get are nicely meshed together and nothing's too big or too small
it seems to me that that's more the province of a GIS tool than the disjoint approaches that the CG seems to favor for quite a bit of their stuff
One I've been kicking around in my head (after watching Kung-Fu Panda...) but can't seem to formulate correctly..
What causes 'Legendary warriors' to not be overpowered on the world stage?
We've all heard the stories. The unbelievably chaste Sir Prancealot having the strength of ten men. The ...
however, to do such a thing, I need base terrain, in a digital form. my own efforts at terrain and hydrology have been clunky at best, and I am trying not to copycat any particular RL area here, hence why I want a good approach to randomized/algorithmic terrain and hydrology
@Shalvenay Sounds like what you want to do is a bit beyond me. I am not familiar/proficient with tools to create/randomize map making, though I do have a system I use to create free-hand maps.
@James Re worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/q/71650/627: I don't think you can change your close reason. You can remove your duplicate vote, but you wouldn't be able to vtc again.
One I've been kicking around in my head (after watching Kung-Fu Panda...) but can't seem to formulate correctly..
What causes 'Legendary warriors' to not be overpowered on the world stage?
We've all heard the stories. The unbelievably chaste Sir Prancealot having the strength of ten men. The ...
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