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Zombies are popular, they are the 'living' embodiment of death themselves, but it seems that other than simply increasing the number of zombies, they become an easily handled threat after a few years. What attributes and changes can I apply to a plague of the undead in order to make it more deadly. The o... |
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The underwater people are humanoid beings that live underwater. In place of arms they have flippers: These flippers vary in shape from more humanoid to closer to that of a penguin or whale. All of them have hands at the end of the flipper. Their neck has a similar range of motion to humans. Their torso i... |
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Werewolves are predatory wolf-like humanoids. To be more specific, they have an upright, plantigrade frame like an ape, with a doggish snout and paw-like structures instead of hands. They have no language or inventive power, but can collect wood and start fires for cooking. How could they cook their food... |
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Lets say you had a state, technologically around the mid to late classical era, using a hard coinage. There are four types of coins:
* The smallest coin is a paulum.
* The second smallest is the radix, worth 12 paulum by law.
* The third smallest is the decim, worth 12 radix, again by law.
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I have a scene where a humanoid monster tries to swallow another being alive, only for them to die when the smaller being rapidly increases in size through shape-shifting and tears its way out of the larger one like a xenomorph chestburster. The larger character is about nine feet tall or so but has a mo... |
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I came across one space weapon, known as the **Sun Gun**, which uses a concave mirror on a satellite to concentrate sunlight onto a small area at the Earth's surface, making a hot beam of death. Apparently, according to a German scientist, 9 km^2 of reflectors are enough to burn oceans and cities, but th... |
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I, Rey Skywalker, am officially the greatest Jedi in existence.
I successfully took down the remnants of the empire single-handedly, defeated my arch-enemy Kylo Ren, and killed Sheev Palpatine, the one time ruler of the galaxy. With my work completed, I set about making money from my exploits by allowin... |
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Assuming current technology, is there any catastrophic event from space/earth that humanity are able to see/detect/calculated it coming. (Would prefer a space event but earth ones are welcomed)
This event should be able to wipe out at least 90% of living things.
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I know water is required for life on a planet so I got to thinking, is it possible for a world to be a functional planet (plants animals etc.) without polar ice caps and if so, how would it work without the equator being overwhelmingly hot? Also, would this affect the planet's water bodies if they were s... |
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In my fantasy world, there's something called the Darkness. It isn't real in a physical sense. It's more like a living idea. It embodies all of our dark emotions—fear, anger, hatred.
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The world has lost its atmosphere. It has flown away, because the magnetic field is weakened and solar flares are making everything slowly fly away in space.
NASA has its own rockets and shuttles and all these nice things but... they do not work anymore! They do not fly, they stay on the ground, or they ... |
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The scenario: In the not too distant future, someone ran just the right genetic algorithm and figured out how to make a warp drive. It can travel to distant stars! The only problem is that optical technology hasn't really caught up, and the sky is big, so really the crew is only vaguely aware of the posi... |
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Witches are broken down into three classes. Class A have a limited supply of Mana, and must work in tandem with other witches to combine their power in order to pull off many spells. However, their spells can be done quickly, and their Mana recharge rate is fast. This allows them to do multiple spells a ... |
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There's a religion based on the premise that the priests are protecting the general public from evil magic. Use of magic is taboo. What they call magic is actually leftover technological artifacts — mostly weapons — from an ancient, very advanced period. Now magic is extrem... |
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Pretty much what it says on the can.
I'm trying to imagine a world where one small nation of about 20 million people is facing impossible odds against a much larger foe, and 99% of its people (over the age of 6, say) choose to fight to the death over surrender. It is perhaps relevant to explain that the... |
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Ok, so I have an unfinished/W.I.P world (may turn it into story) about a sapient civilization of cockroaches called Roachins that are pretty much German Cockroachs, but most/many can fly and can stand on 2 legs and use their 1st and 2nd set of legs like we use our arms.
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I need a mechanical way to make my soldiers who are combat explorers in a forest to be able to jump higher than normal. They will be equipped with a variety of weapons from normal hand held weapons up to rocket launchers, and grenade launchers. Most soldiers will be armed with a normal rifle or smaller w... |
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In space, boarding parties could be used to effectively take over ships without severely damaging them. Piracy would be much easier. But what about weapons?
Your average pirate will have a slug thrower not some sort of marine ship safe laser. In a metal hallway bullets will ricochet a lot. With a 0g envi... |
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Assume a distant future where all humans have nanobots in their bloodstream that keep them alive indefinitely.
Now let's say there is a way to override those nanobots so that they can instantly be triggered to kill their host. What would be the quickest way for the nanobots to kill their host? Would it b... |
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There is an advanced civilization that spans multiple galaxies. The civilization has learned to tap every available source of energy within the volume that it has colonized. The civilization flourishes, expands, and advances in knowledge and technology for billions of years, before experiencing a disaste... |
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A demigod is a mortal being infused with divine energy. This essence comes from a divine spark in their soul that activates due to some external traumatic event. This spark is very rare, and most people with them go through life never realizing their potential. These gods are super-human in a way similar... |
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In my world there are mechanical semi-humanoid automata.
Would it be possible to make them speak in a fashion that sounds natural (i.e. human)? How might it function?
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A light-year distant from Sol saw the collision of a massive space-born battle fleet against an awe-inspiring dreadnought. At one point in the battle, the flotilla fired rail-guns with 100 metric ton slugs and nuclear missiles.
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An absolute madman of a scientist tractors the Moon from it's orbit, and carefully lowers it through the Earth's atmosphere and gently brings it to rest upon the Earth's surface. There is no reentry, there is no impact.
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So, a couple of just intro disclaimers and whatnot: this is sort of a “black and gray morality” world, in addition to exploring very deeply the implications of a “perspective flip,” where... |
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So I'm working on a sci-fi setting, a scorching hot desert planet where colonists live in canyons. The problem is, canyons are naturally formed by water- something this desert planet is very lacking in.
So that got me to thinking of ways of making an artificial canyon. I don't wanna go with nukes, astero... |
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So I have this idea for this unique species of jumping spider.
Basically it is around a foot long/medium sized hat size and has pretty big fangs for its size. It jumps on to people's heads and uses these fangs to bite through the skull of humans(and maybe other similar creatures like gorillas) and inject... |
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One of my characters is a bit of a romantic, he also have a post singularity fleet of spaceships at his disposal which he plans on using to scour the galaxy to find what he considers the ultimate romantic gift:
He plans of finding, claiming, then gifting an habitable planet with 2 suns that is in just th... |
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My version of vampires were created by powerful mages during their experiments-they sought immortality, so humanity would never end up without someone to save them from the eldritch horrors or creatures of chaos that would otherwise destroy them. However, these vampires have the following problems:
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If you take real physics, you could travel to the next star in moving cities.
Imagine independent, self-sufficient mining outposts attached to an asteroid.
While the asteroid is being used up, the youth will start to search the next target. People will follow when one is found. Latest when the last scrap... |
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Part 1 of a series of questions.
Generally, in fantasy humans are always disadvantaged when compared to other races (short lives, less fighting skill, weaker with magic, etc). I want to avoid this, by having all the races have some advantages, and some disadvantages, when compared to humans as a frame of... |
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1. Is it possible for a river to naturally form in the shape of a spiral?
2. If not, would an artificially-formed river, in the shape of a spiral, realistically maintain this shape?
3. If this is possible, what sort of a landscape would be necessary?
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Imagine a world like Earth (same size, distance from a sun-like star, gravity, atmosphere, that went through similar geological periods) but which was truly created by a creator (aka a God).
Due to fossils being discovered very early - the people of this world believed strongly in evolution and the idea ... |
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I'm imagining a setting with 16th-17th century tech level. In this era, there's the rise of guns and blackpowder, and slavery too.
Slavery was used mostly for agricultural reasons, but there were a few with artisanal skills.
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So we have a space-saving species that build an space ark to survive a cataclysmic event on their homeworld and save their species. They have successfully terraformed the new target planet but now have a 3 space arks to maintain. Assuming they don't want to colonize another planet what are potential uses... |
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I want to create a world where there are large airships, but the technology available is still basically pre industrial. I don’t think there is any way to achieve this without using magic (if you can think of a way please let me know extra points!). The world is an Earth analog.
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Pardon in advance for the formatting, as I am writing this on mobile.
In the world I'm building, I'm exploring a new idea for a species. I would like it to have a long gestation time, and to be particularly vulnerable while pregnant, so that it needs to be protected by others of its kind in this period o... |
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It’s been awhile since I’ve been on here, and in all that time, I’ve developed my fictional world by a lot.
But I’m still confused by something.
You see, the society of my world is one modeled on Europe during the Middle Ages, yet they possess firearms. Unlike normal guns, these don’t use gunpowder or b... |
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In my world, there exists another dimension right above our universe. Only a fraction of the population have the affinity to sense and interact with this extra dimension. A user can siphon energy from this extra dimension and manifest that borrowed energy into our world with real consequences: for instan... |
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What can cause water to be foam-like, in lumps, but still liquid? Something similar to goo (jelly like but liquid and opaque)?
I have a planet and such kind of water, which is drinkable and the temperature of which is 10-15 Celsius. It is a stronger blue color and you can pick it up like goo it doesn't e... |
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I'm building a world that happens to be flat. Well, it has hills and mountains, but no curvature.
However, I still want to limit the eyesight to a few kilometers even if there are no hills around. I don't really care if towers/mountains allow you to watch further (though it would be a nice bonus). Basica... |
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I've envisioned my specie called the stalker as:
1. Humanoid about same height, strength & speed as humans
2. [Three pairs of eyes](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/58266/plausible-reasons-for-evolution-of-humanoids-with-multiple-pairs-of-eyes) placed horizontally (Near UV, Visible, Nea... |
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The average citizen in virtually all ideological societies will pay various taxes. These taxes fall into three subcategories:
1. Tax due when they receive money (tax due on income from labour or selling an asset at a profit)
2. Tax due when they spend money (sales taxes and duties on goods and services)
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What conditions would have to happen to re-animate a mummified person to come back to life with consciousness fully restored? What would the conditions of the mummification be and biological/technical challenges that would have to be overcome?
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Magic. :D
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How well can a thermal superconductor protect against pulse lasers?
First off, what is a [thermal superconductor](https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/130869/thermal-superconductivity)? It is a material that has a theoretical infinite thermal conductivity, similar to what is displayed in near-zero... |
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For the purposes of this question, let us assume that one moon is similar in size to Earth's but slightly further away and the other is significantly smaller but approximately the same distance away from Earth as our own moon. Both are in a resonance of 2:3. My understanding is that this would create mor... |
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I been reading [this](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/69434/how-sophisticated-could-an-illiterate-society-become) question and it makes me think a lot. So I came with a question of my own.
In a resume, the post presents a world where everyone is illiterate. Some said that the society co... |
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The human hand can be flexed at the wrist, extended and even abducted or adducted while the forearm can also be twisted in supination or pronation giving the illusion of the wrist twisting.
All of these movements are necessary for all basic human functions.
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In a hypothetical situation where ALL man-made structures on earth are destroyed (including servers, cell towers, radio antennas, etc.) but anything existing underground or in space (satellites) would remain intact, would any long-range communications (like from one side of the US to the other), like the... |
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My alien is a consciousness physically embodied in a network of space dust. It lives in the interstellar void.
How could I make this scenario semi-realistic? What would be the being's source of energy? I imagine some kind of energy will have to hold the particles together in a loose network (it doesn't n... |
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I am trying to device a spacecraft that is entirely fuel-less; that is it requires no reaction mass. It uses a wormhole-generator for interstellar flight and a magnetic sail for interplanetary transits, but it still needs a way of exiting planetary atmospheres.
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So there's technically 3 things a monomolecular structure can be:
* an edge a single atom thick which consists out of many molecules in a row to create the edge, often described for weapons with the sharpest edges.
* a structure made of a single molecule, like diamond or graphene
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In a story I'm planning, I want taxes to have an actual rate, and not just handwaved away.
The setting is classical medieval with *Inheritance* (book) type of magic.
I was thinking a flat 10% of production collected at the end of the year. Examples: farm produces 100lb of corn? 10lb goes to the governm... |
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I want to ask about the utility of bicycles vs. horses, but in a rather specific circumstance.
In the future, there is war (the particulars are irrelevant), and it causes the usual loss of population and infrastructure. But it's big enough to be a world-wide loss, and it happens over a series of decades.... |
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First, the argon is a chemical element and the third-most abundant gas in the Earth's atmosphere (approximatively 1%). And I know that when someone inhales a large amount of argon, there is a risk of asphyxiation by anoxia, but that's not what i'm looking for.
So, i would like to know if there is any sp... |
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I'm trying to design a magic item that can eat other magic items to gain their abilities. However, I keep running into a problem. Eventually, the magic item becomes semi-omnipotent as the abilities stack, leaving no weaknesses.
Context: Magic items in the world are common and have a multitude of differen... |
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So I have this intelligent alien race of [detritivores](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detritivore) and I was wondering if it would be more practical for them to be a farming society or a hunter-gatherer society.
I don't know if this is very important, but they can digest just about anything organic from ... |
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So, I'm creating a medieval setting with a bit of fantasy in it. Like, for example, Druids are really able to heal any wound (if their gods wish so tho.), Griffins are alive and kicking, still, there is no way for one guy to send a fire ball or something. Except healing magic, there is basically no magic... |
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My story is set in a medieval fantasy setting.
The Empire has the ability to create "Soulless". These are able bodied men and women who have been stripped of their free will and personality. In essence, they are meat automatons. After the process is finished, a soulless will only take orders from specif... |
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I want to completely and utterly destroy a planetary civilization, while leaving technology and infrastructure (on land) more or less intact.
Essentially, some squishy land bound (bipedal, carbon based) aliens earned the ire of the [energy eating rock aliens](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/que... |
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In Fae mythology iron is very harmful to them. They cannot stand to be near it (in some versions it even harms them) and their magic does not work on iron or on anyone holding iron.
If a Fairy was captured by a town full of humans and placed in the center of an iron cage she would be completely helpless.... |
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One of the main problems with creating a magnetic field around Mars, (which would be necessary for terraforming the planet) is that most proposed systems require some artificial device to sustain it. (IE, superconducting loops, dipole-projecting satellites, plasma tori).
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Same game i mentioned in my other questions. Artificial gravity, robotic harvesting/replanting, and plenty of energy are available on the ship. The farming block is 50x70x10 meters in total but i would prefer to only use 50x50x10m for the farming to allow local housing and storage in the remaining area.
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I'm designing a dualistic pair of factions of post-apocalyptic scrappers with views based on opposing concepts of scavenging; renewal, re-use, and removal of hazards versus thievery, opportunism, and leaving a messy heap. The first are themed around Vultures, getting an equally bad reputation but they te... |
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Long story short, a bunch of people terraformed a planet and then were immediately technologically and societally forced back to the Stone Age thanks to interference/extermination/general-not-goodness on the part of some other people who could nonetheless not be half-assed to finish the job. They've been... |
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The beings in question are human-sized that instinctively build nests when they are ready to have kids. The nests are similar to a drey but with the opening on top, like a bird's nest, and are roughly the size of a bed. Naturally, they are used as cribs once the babies are born, and are used while trying... |
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I am looking to fashion a passably believable fantasy ship for a crew of about 30 privateers\* (see remark, this could be changed if needed, although I prefer not to have a massive crew in the story). I imagine this being something like a two-masted ship to the general tune of our traditional pirate ship... |
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So, now, here is my problem. I'm making a video game, and I wish to make it so that teams use tranquilizer dart-like weapons to capture each other (this is a continuation of my previous question that has been deleted). However, if one were to use a basic tranquilizer dart, as shown below, imagine if this... |
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In my late-Victorian world there are independently moving automata that may act as pets or servants to those that can afford them.
They require a fair amount of energy to run at full capacity, enough to move two arms (<500g lifting power), move itself on wheels and power various instruments such as speec... |
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In a civilization I'm making, there are two separate groups of people - namely one with the ability to use technology (tech that runs on a chemical in the user's blood) and those without (a small percentage of the population with a blood disorder lacking this chemical). As such this percentage is unable ... |
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In [this](https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/05/river-channels-on-three-worlds-reveal-a-history-of-shifting-landscapes/) article, scientists are investigating river channels on Earth, Mars, and Titan to see how rivers modify their landscapes. The following quote caught my eye:
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Lets suppose that Antarctica at some point lost most of its ice (due to global warming or some other plausible reason) and now most of its bedrock surface is exposed.
Compared to other continents, how would Antarctica look like? Could the land be cultivated to grow crops? what potential resources could b... |
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I plan on having an ocean-planet with a breathable atmosphere built into my current setting, orbiting its host-star (a K4v main-sequence star) a short distance beyond its frost-line, with oceans that are much deeper than those of earth, making up most of the planet's mass.
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It is the year 1800 technology-level. In this world, no one uses any kind of printing technology (moveable type, typewriters, block printing, lithography, etc). People still write, and need to automate writing.
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I am trying to design a "progressive", every high schooler's dream high school/boarding school where grades 9-12 attend (but could make it just the more senior years if that would work better). Through this setting one of the concepts I'm trying to explore is the opposite of gender segregation i.e. havin... |
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The Great City has impregnable walls. No-one has ever overwhelmed them and likely no-one ever will. The only way to defeat the inhabitants of this mighty city is to besiege them and simply starve them out.
The Great City has been under siege for almost a year and stocks of food are running very low. No c... |
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In my fantasy series, the area the main protagonist is from is cool and dreary year-round, but never cold and never hot. For example, it never really gets higher than the 60s farenheit at the peak of summer, but the winters are rarely far below freezing. Rainfall is generally pretty consistent year-round... |
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My alternate Earth is placed, together with the whole solar system and nothing else, in the center of the [Boötes void](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bo%C3%B6tes_void).
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For some backstory, the United States Garrison is the new military of a post-apocalyptic US where modern civilization and every single country around the world fell due to zombies and a ravenous virus that wiped out 82% of humanity back in the mid-2000s’. The skeletal remains of the US Government was abl... |
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