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[Bleaktea]

Wheelsabbeys was founded next to a brook called "The Taut Virgin".

Yeah.

My theory is that dwarven cartographers are very lonely people.

[Aerval]

This is a river valley I genned with PWDF. The main river is called 'Hungertribes the Cakes of Time'. DF names always make me laugh.

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how did you made this image and what PWDF is?

just look up his signature

[bombzero]

just got ubercrest the cakes of lying as a mountain range.

[Table Turning]

The Silent Hills.

They were haunted.

[Jacos]

An artifact ring called the Fellowship of Finding...


Lord of the Rings!

[vyznev]

From an old worldgen cookbook post:

This particular world (Thur Niral, "The Universe of Portent") has one human civ, "The Greater Empires", still struggling on an isolated peninsula.  They have one town, "Furyslopped", with a population of 37.

Of course, technically they were the greatest civilization remaining in the world at the time...

[Mechatronic]

A unit called The Artificial Busts.

[Jalapeņo Cheesepuffs]

One of my current world's names is Camade Asada, not far off from "carne asada" (steak in Spanish).

Not entirely unrelated, one of the migrants to my current fortress in Camade Asada was a Proficient Butcher, High Master Bone Carver, and Competant Surgeon. Needless to say, my dorfs have a communal fear of the hospital quarter.

[Kento]

I once had a squad named "The Tin Machines," so of course I put in three axes and a hammer.

[Wayward Device]

I've got this fort that's now in its twenty first year and doing great. The only downside (for the dwarfs at least) is that its 91 females to 13 males, 8 of whom are children. One of my glassmakers, a worshiper of the godess of death, birth and rebirth, make an artifact  green glass weapon rack: Organpants the Gloomy Urges. I laughed for some time and then felt sorry for her. It even has an image of said godess laughing.

I've also seen a hilly area called The Outrageous Hill. I chuckled and thought "Heheh, anything goes on that hill."

[Stargrasper]

When looking for a suitable fortress location in one world, I found a mountain called the Pinnacle of Adventure.  Sadly, I never got around to climbing that mountain with an adventurer, although I think I may have the world sitting around here somewhere...

[Table Turning]

The Awesome Ocean.

"Best.  Ocean.  Ever."
Urist McMapper, 125.

[Clutzy]

Here's some amusing Civ and Deity names from my current gen. Human Civs loved using Confederation every chance they had.

Human Civ - The Confederation of Poetry, The Frilly Realms

Human Deities - Ibu the Scintillating Flashes deity of day, deity of theft Nethrez Sneakeddeep the Secrets of Riddling, Bekor Confuserumor was the deity of fate

Elf Civ - The Held Poetry, The Infamous Embrace, The Pears of Carnage

Goblin Civ - The Sullen Nightmares, The King-Lie of Shade, The Problematic Plagues

Dwarf Civs - The Dangerous Vessel, The Boulder of Testing

Dwarf Deities - Etom Helprighteous the Fair Purity of Saviors deity of happiness, Ibmat Fireflickered the Warm Fire-Flames of Fires deity of fire, Shin the White Paints deity of rainbows, Toral Healershell the Glee of Stockades deity of sacrifice and generosity, Feb Thunderscarred the Dominant Brain deity of chaos, war, and victory, Bugud Muffinsbaths deity of dance, revelry, and festivals, and final one Lim the Subtlety of Dungeons as deity of lies.

[EveryZig]

I once had a fort founded by "The Dangerous Syrups".

[Eктωρ]

I once genned a world called Thur Mamgoz, something like "The Land of Dragons", it was quite awesome.