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[Andres]

The Surging Marsh. A low lying swamp, this area's water table is intimately connected to the Crystal Rill, and it experiences swells and recessions according to strength of the river. The extremely variable weather of the region leads to huge changes in water level, and so most plants have long roots which ate accustomed to being exposed and submerged at frequent, but irregular, intervals.

There's also a large amount of bug life which, surprisingly enough, tends to give us a relatively wide berth.

[4maskwolf]

I'm...

Why is there a rule against scythers, exactly?

[Andres]

I'm...

Why is there a rule against scythers, exactly?

Because poketwo kept trying to add scythers into the last Create a Fantasy Map and he was rather insistent on it despite the idea being despised by literally everyone else.

[Dorsidwarf]

Its his whole thing, really.

[Andres]

[Godwin's Law invokation]

[4maskwolf]

[Godwin's Law invokation]

You're comparing poketwo to Hitler?

[Araph]

I'm...

Why is there a rule against scythers, exactly?

Because if we let scythers become citizens of Lirona they'll steal all our jerbs.

Because poketwo kept trying to add scythers into the last Create a Fantasy Map and he was rather insistent on it despite the idea being despised by literally everyone else.

Pretty much this. The idea of banning scythers being an official rule made me go 'hue hue hue' so I put it in.

[poketwo]

I AM NO WAY HITLER. I DO NOT WANT TO EXPAND MY COUNTRY NOR SLAUGHTER AN ENTIRE CULTURE AND ITS DECEDENTS.

BESIDES, I BELIEVE I HAVE A COOL IDEA FOR THEM, SHAME I COULD NOT POST IT HERE.

[Araph]

I AM NO WAY HITLER. I DO NOT WANT TO EXPAND MY COUNTRY NOR SLAUGHTER AN ENTIRE CULTURE AND ITS DECEDENTS.

Well, your posts seem to be committing genocide on lowercase letters, at any rate.

[endlessblaze]

lol


anyways.

the marsh is filled with all sorts of magic plants. a group of humans have made home in a cave there, and called it there home. they are known for amplifying there own magic using the plants, as well as making potions and magic objects. they have even learned to harness some the power of the arcane storms.

[Rolepgeek]

The Highfalls: Possibly connected to the arcane storms that thunder across the land, the Highfalls are a series of reverse waterfalls along the Crystal Rill, the river climbing up sheer cliffs of dark stone. In some places, such as the Black End River, they even ascend into apparent nothingness, though it is believed by some that they instead lead to a series of magic-intensive floating islands, above the cloud layer, though this has never been proven, as attempts to rise with the Highfalls typically end in falling to one's doom.

[darkpaladin109]

Oh my god, I really love the concept of these!
The map in Shadowhammer's really reminds me of a series of CYOA-styled books that I read as a kid.

The Surging Marsh. A low lying swamp, this area's water table is intimately connected to the Crystal Rill, and it experiences swells and recessions according to strength of the river. The extremely variable weather of the region leads to huge changes in water level, and so most plants have long roots which ate accustomed to being exposed and submerged at frequent, but irregular, intervals.

There's also a large amount of bug life which, surprisingly enough, tends to give us a relatively wide berth.

The swamp is also the only known residence of a peculiar species of creatures simply called "Bog Dwellers".
Not much is known about these creatures, mostly because of the fact that they seem to stay underwater most of, if not all the time, using a tentacle like appendage to capture insects and pull them underneath the bog to eat them.
 No-one has ever seen any other part of their bodies surface, so most assume they are a plant of some sort.

[Dorsidwarf]

Oh my god, I really love the concept of these!
The map in Shadowhammer's really reminds me of a series of CYOA-styled books that I read as a kid.

The Surging Marsh. A low lying swamp, this area's water table is intimately connected to the Crystal Rill, and it experiences swells and recessions according to strength of the river. The extremely variable weather of the region leads to huge changes in water level, and so most plants have long roots which ate accustomed to being exposed and submerged at frequent, but irregular, intervals.

There's also a large amount of bug life which, surprisingly enough, tends to give us a relatively wide berth.

The swamp is also the only known residence of a peculiar species of creatures simply called "Bog Dwellers".
Not much is known about these creatures, mostly because of the fact that they seem to stay underwater most of, if not all the time, using a tentacle like appendage to capture insects and pull them underneath the bog to eat them.
 No-one has ever seen any other part of their bodies surface, so most assume they are a plant of some sort.

A species of moss grows here, highly prized by the northern tribes as a medicinal herb, though they rarely tell outsiders of it. It clings to other plants and hummocks, a bright, rich green color, velvety to the touch, and hanging in great strings from trees.

[Andres]

[Godwin's Law invokation]

You're comparing poketwo to Hitler?

Nazism and genocide is Hitler's entire thing! For that reason we should let him practice both! /sarcasm

[Rolepgeek]

[Godwin's Law invokation]

You're comparing poketwo to Hitler?

Nazism and genocide is Hitler's entire thing! For that reason we should let him practice both! /sarcasm

By failing to find a better analogy, you have automatically lost the argument by resorting to Hitler-comparisons.

Poketwo is now right by default.

Heil Scyther.