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Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

Been busy, but good to see a spark of hope of keeping this alive

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

I will get to DC shortly

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

So we've covered part of Colorado, Louisianna, Alaska, Nevada, Indonesia, and Australia. Theres a lot of ground to cover.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

Location

Narr (Or Narr Land)
There is a place in the south of the continent once known as North America full of swamps where the giant, razor sharp maw of one hungry creature or another awaits anyone dumb enough to go for a swim. Here, the air feels like hot soup, but its not just the sweltering heat and the monsters waiting beneath the surface of the water that people in Narr need to worry about.

Although a former acting government managed to protect the main urban center from the rising sea, this government is no more, and a new gang takes control of the territory roughly every other week. Magic rituals from the Old World are practiced here, and most warriors partake in prayers or rituals before battle, and sometimes afterwards to thank their respective deity. Other societies that know of Narr know it as a place of witchcraft and cultists.

The few restored buildings from the Old World and the tree houses in the swamp are outnumbered by battered and flooded ruins, and many areas must be traversed by boat. When the people of Narr aren't killing each other or performing dark rituals, they play various forms of music and cook spicy food made from local wildlife, including shrimp, crawfish, and occasionally, human. Once every year, there is a truce between conflicting factions in the city, as they celebrate "Marty Graw."

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@Expendable Does this town have a name? And do you have an idea of where it is?

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@themadhatter420 I'm imagining its post WW3, plus various civil wars, economic collapses, post-apocalyptic conflicts, and natural disasters due to climate change as well as natural disasters caused by humankind.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

Feel free to expand upon someone else' concepts. For example, a gang mentioned in their post, or a location (who/what lives there, what happened there? What did it used to be? Flora? Fauna? etc.)

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@Bright_Ops Thats exactly the vibe I was going for. In fact I am working on a morbid entry.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

I like how this is playing out

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@themadhatter420 The more people react with the thumbs up, the more factual something is. More laugh emotes mean it's more myth. I reacted with the laugh pte because I don't think it would be just one event that ended the world, but a combination of wars, natural disasters, economic downfall, etc. I would think that would be something people like to blame, but not entirely the one thing at fault.