Map 22 - The Dry Lands

[Barek333]

Thank you for the great explanation! So the dwarves lands should be easy pickings..or even better they wouldnt care so much if left alone..and that God just sounds so...apprehensive to my people. It needs to be destroyed by my holy warrior monks and horsemen.

[J.Edward]

It looks like your land is going to play a huge role in the history of this world waldronate.
I'm liking your plans for the region and the back story.

[waldronate]

The god is well-fed at the moment, but there is always room for a snack or two!

[waldronate]

I figured it's more of a backwater on what is mostly an impassable zone anyhow. There would likely have been some river civilizations that had a lock on trade through the area, but there is still plenty of room around the edges and a few minimally-obstructed rivers to allow for silk road sorts of things. It's the only area that's two other areas from the sea (except through Diamond, but that's a long and narrow area that's still 2600 miles to that coast. Big continents get you big uglies. It helps if they don't much like water, too. Perhaps the underlying reality is a trifle different than what those around the edges actually experience.

[Diamond]

Ahh, so THAT'S why your Nameless God spent all that time and effort attacking the Qi-Long: The God was curious as to what salt water tastes like and was trying to get to the sea.

[Tonnichiwa]

Haha, cool story so far. Gonna be great to see all of the interactions between the countries surrounding yours.

[DanielHasenbos]

Interesting story! Since this is all happening next-door, I might want to put a halt to this thing. We'll see.

-Dan

[waldronate]

A little bit of storytelling that's largely irrelevant, but somewhat important...

[J.Edward]

A little bit of storytelling that's largely irrelevant, but somewhat important...

Haha, that's nice

[Chashio]

Haha, that's fun.