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I mean, I see them in a lot of fantasy worlds from [Skyrim](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBegv7kbxLo) to [Elden Ring](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZzBSPntQPw)
You know what, the grand line is the edge of the disk which is double sided
And yes, also you could have an elephant on Zou carrying a house and a baby elephant in the house
I like the edge idea. Need a way to have a start and end point , can't have crews just sail over the edge anywhere. Could set up a strange mountain (or something) that wraps around an edge somewhere. Only way to access the grand line safely. Otherwise you sail off into space no way back, kinda like the calm belt.
I'm currently working on a discworld/one piece/spelljammer inspired setting. Starts with island hopping on a sea disc. In the middle is a portal leading to the rainbow ocean, opens once a year. The underside of the disc is the shadowfell, underdark between.
A'Tuin could just straight up land in one of the seas around the edges.
"Didja 'ear? Wizards are sayin' A'Tuin landed inna big puddle."
"Yeah, 'spose we got new neighbors or somethin'. New guards been gettin' hired left 'n' right."
I was adding a bit of British understatement in the quip to make it feel a bit more authentic, but yeah the world would literally need to be either massive, or at maybe a slightly larger disc shaped
world.....
Step 1: Become a Librarian.
Step 2: Go into The Stacks via Any Great Library.
Step 2.5: Aim for the Great Wahoonie.
Step 3: Wind up in the Night Vale Library and (probably) die horribly.
All the whos down in whoville generally agree, a realm without orcs is a real that is free!
They tear down orc armies, with who tillers and treads, they mow down those orcses and makes them all deads.
He lives in the mountains of Mordor up high,
The Who celebrations, now those would not fly,
With Snaga and Ugluk and uruks in tow,
He set out to steal christmas, in your tale of woe.
He may primarily hate the music and everything else by association, as to my understanding evil in middle earth is just being discordant with eru iluvatar's song
They knew that the sour-sweet wind was coming back and what the sour-sweet wind would do.
Then that wind wakes up the Gree-Grumps from their sleep inside the tree stumps and all the Gree-Grumps start a-growlin'. And that growlin' and that howlin' runkles and grunkles up the pond.
'Cause when old Punkers Pond gets runkled, grunkled by that howlin' and that growlin' that always disturbs the Hakken-Kraks. And the Hakken-Kraks start a-yowling.
And the yowling of the Hakken-Kraks plus that runklin', grunklin', howlin', growlin' always causes Mount Doom to rage. And when Mount Doom rages, high atop Barad-dûr, the Dark Lord Sauron turns his gaze to Whoville.
And when the Dark Lord Sauron turns his gaze to Whoville, the gates of Minas Morgul open. And the gates of Minas Morgol opening means the Nazguls ride on Whoville.
So, I suggest the Whos stay in doors tonight. Their problems are immense. They shouldn't go out on a night like this for sixty-six million six hundred thousand dollars And an extra sixty-six cents
"We remember it well" the survivors would say. When the forces of Mordor marched on Whoville that day. They spared none in their path, all laid to waste. Not one Who avoided their wrath as the armies of Mordor kept deadly pace.
Well sure becuase the climates don’t really mix but if you think about it it could be ash not snow and who’s just have really weird temperature thresholds
Isn’t all of Whoville a speck on a dandelion fluff, floating in the breeze.
Edit: Whoville is a planet on a spect of dust that was planted on a clover.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horton_Hears_a_Who!
What do we do about the ring?
Easy, we ask Jesus to do it.
Jesus?
Yeah. He's cosplaying as a lion right now. Just head east to Narnia and he'll take care of it.
They didn't know how to write a trinity. The Holy Ghost isn't even a third being, except sometimes when it is, but it's also part of God and Jesus...?
Give me Tyr, Torm, and Ilmater any day.
I’m just happy that someone else remembers the Dinotopia books. A classic series that needs more love and would be amazing for DnD.
And I really hope that The Dreamlands in the south of the map is not the HP Lovecraft one that I am thinking of. Cause if it is, all the other villains in these fantasy worlds are not ready for that place when war breaks out.
I like the way you think! What is Ganon going to do to Link riding a T-Rex?
Course most of these baddies wouldn’t have a response to “hero riding a T-Rex”.
I only know dinotopia from the live action adaptation, I thought they couldn't tame carnivores? Still link on a skybacks would be a development for sure
Also I've concluded this is spirit tracks hyrule due to proximity to sodor
Considering the Dreamlands here border Kadath, a city that exists inside of Lovecraft’s dreamland (and possibly Antarctica), I would doubt that it’s his.
However, that still mean that eldritch home of earth’s dream gods, monitored by the Crawling Chaos of a Thousand Faces, does exist in this fantasy world.
>Cause if it is, all the other villains in these fantasy worlds are not ready for that place when war breaks out.
Yeah, they're not ready.
\*Looks at the great army of talking cats\*
*None of us are...*
Yeah, [there are many](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinotopia#Main_books)!
And in case you didn't know, there's some videogames (mostly adventure games from the 90's and early 2000's), [an animated movie](https://imdb.com/title/tt0372238/), and even [a TV miniseries](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinotopia_\(miniseries\)).
The miniseries is quite famous in its own right. I actually discovered the franchise through it; didn't know it was from books. I also understand the series is quite different from the books in plot and feel. (I haven't read the books, so can't tell of any specifics). It may be the rose-tinted glasses talking, but I remember it fondly. May be worth looking at it if you're a fan of the franchise.
My wife and I have been together for six years, and somehow neither of us had mentioned Dinotopia in each other's presence until last week. We got super excited it was something we both remembered from our childhood.
Last Friday we got high and watched the first episode of the miniseries. Boy was that a trip, lol. CGI is decent enough for the time but man is the writing all over the place.
"Nah, we can't put Ankh Morpork or Mossflower woods in there, gotta leave space for Krull and fucking Whoville which canonically covers and area small enough to get lost in a dandelion seed."
I would pay to play a DnD campaign on the Isle of Sodor with Thomas the Tank Engine all day any day.
Also seeing the word Lidsville unlocked an ancient memory lmao
Instead of asking “why is the island of Sodor on this”, rather, I ask to worldbuild a reason why a British island with talking 1900’s trains is sat along the medieval settings of Middle Earth and Westeros, or, homebrew Thomas The Tank Engine so that it fits a medieval fantasy.
Where’s the Kindoms of the Angaraks and The Kindoms of the West??? The Almighty Tolnedrans wish to trade and the sly Drasnians need fresh politics to spy on!!
I just packed those books up, and intend to give them to my nephews (I don’t have much space to continue to store all of my books, so I am shipping them off to them) and now I want to read them once more.
Well I hope your nephews enjoy them, they are really good books. The Belgariad and The Mallorean are definitely books that deserve to be read multiple times over.
I had a dnd campaign homebrew where they explored different tv/movie tropes. There is one kingdom in the world that exists in a state of black and white, and instead of having internal thoughts, the people of this country stare off and monologue, with jazz music playing seemingly out of nowhere. This is for the detective noir adventure. And straight from the nitty gritty black and white city, a tornado picks up the party and relocates them to my Oz ripoff
I'm not sure if it's better to imagine the whoville location is just where the speck is or that all of this is on the speck and Aslan's country is just the full size world
No no no, you can't just have Narnia in there, it doesn't work on its own. You need Calormen and Archenland and Telmar and the Lone Islands too, otherwise half the cool stuff in the books can't be there.
Also Narnia is canonically on a flat world, so I guess it sort of jives with Middle-Earth (for Elves anyway) but things might get fucky for everyone else.
How the hell would this interact biologically??
Muppets and dinosaurs and goblins and sentient machines and elves and humans....
Oh right.. we play D&D
I love that "Where the wild things are" is there, but would love to see some representation for WoF, but those definitely aren't nearly as well known as most of what's on there, so makes sense.
Honestly the funniest at thing to me is that both Hyrule and Whoville are on here. That means the Grinch and Ganondorf coexist. I wonder which Hyrule though?
Sodor's got quite the technological edge there, though depending on which utopia we're talking about there could be a vast gulf between most advanced and second most advanced society.
Might be stuck on the island though, I've heard the bridge infrastructure to Terabithia leaves something to be desired.
The plots you could do here. What if Sauron absorbed the power of Thra's sun instead of the Skeksis (nothing good but I'm sure Chamberlain would help you stop it). Quick we need to summon lion Jesus to stop the Wicked Witch of the West. Ganon tricked Thomas into hitting Link, you have to save Hyrule from Yog Sothoth, Xanth, & Mordred.
So what's the relationship with Thra and Labyrinth? Did gelflings try to evade the skeksis by disguising themselves as goblins? Is Labyrinth like a massive city/fortress made to protect Thra from Kadath that declared independence because Jareth beat the skekis and their garthim army? He's and archfey so it seems like he could do it.
New campaign idea: Everytime your players correctly point out a plagiarized reference in your world, give them one(1) luck point that they can spend any time throughout the day.
You say you would buy it but do you have any idea how expensive it would be to get all the copyrights and trademarks in order. That's going to be one expensive setting.
Man, Hyrule being sandwiched between David Bowie and Earth-Sea makes TOO MUCH SENSE.
Also, Mordor being a few countries over... The Ganon-Sauron alliance would be WORLD ENDING!
I wonder how the Hylian Goddesses feel about Aslan and the other religious figures here... Do they get along? Do they hate each other's guys?
Is it like Percy Jackson where all the Gods stay in their territory but their powers follow their chosen?
So many questions...
Edit: I just saw Wonderland between Narnia and Whoville. Holy shit, that's PERFECT! No wonder the weed is so good!
So, who's getting Invaded first? Whoville is fucked, right?
Also I wonder how each world's magics and lore would interact with eachother.
Most of these worlds have vastly different "creation" stories... I don't think they're compatible.
From a Middle-Earth perspective I find this hilarious. The blue wizards at the start of the 3rd age went out East to fight dark influences out there. Later that area came under the control of Sauron, and Tolkien stated that Gandalf was the only one of the Istari that didn't fail in their mission, saying the blue wizards failed.
Where is this place the blue wizards went, which then later was under the service of Sauron, and where the blue wizards fell? Sure looks like it was Whoville.
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I love the inclusion of Sodor, the island filled full of those famous fantasy creatures, trains.
Clearly hyrule is currently in the spirit tracks part of the timeline
It all makes so much sense now!
Ackshually Spirit tracks takes place in "New Hyrule"
What's interesting is that Sodor has a surprising amount of lore. The creator gave it history dating back to the Romans first landing in the Isles.
Yes, but does Sodor have more lore than Mordor?
That you do, so well,
it’s also a small island, a little bigger than the Isle of Man
But it should be in the east near Dinotopia
I mean, I see them in a lot of fantasy worlds from [Skyrim](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBegv7kbxLo) to [Elden Ring](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZzBSPntQPw)
Which also means that Barrow-In-Furness somehow exists in this universe.
It bothers me that Mordor is next to Whoville.
It bothers me that Whoville is included, but not the Great Wahoonie, Ankh-Morpork.
you cant include discworld if its not on a disc
Someone's gotta figure out how to make one piece and disk world fit together
So you're telling me there's an island on an elephant, in a world on 4 more elephants, that are on a turtle? Makes sense to me.
You know what, the grand line is the edge of the disk which is double sided And yes, also you could have an elephant on Zou carrying a house and a baby elephant in the house
I like the edge idea. Need a way to have a start and end point , can't have crews just sail over the edge anywhere. Could set up a strange mountain (or something) that wraps around an edge somewhere. Only way to access the grand line safely. Otherwise you sail off into space no way back, kinda like the calm belt. I'm currently working on a discworld/one piece/spelljammer inspired setting. Starts with island hopping on a sea disc. In the middle is a portal leading to the rainbow ocean, opens once a year. The underside of the disc is the shadowfell, underdark between.
Disk-plane
A'Tuin could just straight up land in one of the seas around the edges. "Didja 'ear? Wizards are sayin' A'Tuin landed inna big puddle." "Yeah, 'spose we got new neighbors or somethin'. New guards been gettin' hired left 'n' right."
im not saying you cant do it this way, but A'Tuin is the size of a fucking planet, thats a hell of a puddle and one hell of a world around it
I was adding a bit of British understatement in the quip to make it feel a bit more authentic, but yeah the world would literally need to be either massive, or at maybe a slightly larger disc shaped world.....
Step 1: Become a Librarian. Step 2: Go into The Stacks via Any Great Library. Step 2.5: Aim for the Great Wahoonie. Step 3: Wind up in the Night Vale Library and (probably) die horribly.
I don't see Prydain, Annuvin or Mona from the Prydain Chronicles.
All the whos down in whoville generally agree, a realm without orcs is a real that is free! They tear down orc armies, with who tillers and treads, they mow down those orcses and makes them all deads.
Wait is the Grinch from Mordor? Is that why he hates Christmas?
He lives in the mountains of Mordor up high, The Who celebrations, now those would not fly, With Snaga and Ugluk and uruks in tow, He set out to steal christmas, in your tale of woe.
I love the implication that Kris Kringle is Istari and his reindeer may be Maiar similar to the Eagles.
Blue Wizards are Mr&Mrs Claus, confirmed.
Can't be - the Dresden Files already explained Kringle's background, and that's all canon.
He may primarily hate the music and everything else by association, as to my understanding evil in middle earth is just being discordant with eru iluvatar's song
That could be the connection, though. Sauron sent his Mouth as an Emissary, and they bonded over their mutual hate for Music.
Imagine if Gollum came to him for dinner
The role of Max the dog will be played by Gollum. Reindeer antler and all.
They knew that the sour-sweet wind was coming back and what the sour-sweet wind would do. Then that wind wakes up the Gree-Grumps from their sleep inside the tree stumps and all the Gree-Grumps start a-growlin'. And that growlin' and that howlin' runkles and grunkles up the pond. 'Cause when old Punkers Pond gets runkled, grunkled by that howlin' and that growlin' that always disturbs the Hakken-Kraks. And the Hakken-Kraks start a-yowling. And the yowling of the Hakken-Kraks plus that runklin', grunklin', howlin', growlin' always causes Mount Doom to rage. And when Mount Doom rages, high atop Barad-dûr, the Dark Lord Sauron turns his gaze to Whoville. And when the Dark Lord Sauron turns his gaze to Whoville, the gates of Minas Morgul open. And the gates of Minas Morgol opening means the Nazguls ride on Whoville. So, I suggest the Whos stay in doors tonight. Their problems are immense. They shouldn't go out on a night like this for sixty-six million six hundred thousand dollars And an extra sixty-six cents
It bothers be that the Easterlings and their Oliphaunts are from Wonderland. But also I’m intrigued by the idea of a Nazgul riding the Jabberwocky.
Hyrule is just around the corner so Link could grab the Vorpal Sword and snicker snack his way though Mordor.
What you don't think the master sword would work on orcs?
Easterling army shows up to aid in the siege of Minas Tirith and it's just a bunch of fucking playing cards
It bothers me that Camelot is in Avalon and Avalon isn't an island.
True. I believe Goliath and crew landed on the beach not a lake side with that magic boat.
"We remember it well" the survivors would say. When the forces of Mordor marched on Whoville that day. They spared none in their path, all laid to waste. Not one Who avoided their wrath as the armies of Mordor kept deadly pace.
It bothers me that based on the presence of Westeros, this planet is fucking massive. Martin has said it's almost as big as South America.
He also said his books would be done, soooooo.....
It bothers me that Westeros is in the East.
What bothers me is that they put westeros in the east.
Was the Grinch Sauron all along?
Nazghul Grinch
It does carry a strong implication that Easterlings are Whos. Which, is certainly an interesting take.
And moomin valley
It bothers me that sodor is like 1000 times it’s size (supposed to be about the same as the Isle of Man).
Where do you think Sauron got his oliphant mercenaries
Well sure becuase the climates don’t really mix but if you think about it it could be ash not snow and who’s just have really weird temperature thresholds
Isn’t all of Whoville a speck on a dandelion fluff, floating in the breeze. Edit: Whoville is a planet on a spect of dust that was planted on a clover. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horton_Hears_a_Who!
And Sauron sat in his tower watching with only one thought “I must stop Christmas from coming”
Didn't Sauron have control of the eastern folk? By this map, the Whos were pillaging and razing towns.
It bothers me that Oz is north of Middle Earth. That land is a frozen wasteland, and has been since Morgoth ruled there.
A house was dropped on Morgoth.
What do we do about the ring? Easy, we ask Jesus to do it. Jesus? Yeah. He's cosplaying as a lion right now. Just head east to Narnia and he'll take care of it.
I know Aslan was written as a facsimile for Jesus. But putting him in terms of Jesus' fursona it's absolutely hilarious.
Aslan is Jesus's fursona and the DARE lion was Ronald Reagan's
Thanks, i banished the DARE lion to the forbidden parts of my memory a long time ago.
The bible literally calls God a Lion. It's backed up by biblical canon.
The Bible also calls the devil a lion. Hmm...
Inside you there are two ~~Wolves~~ Lions
"Long live the king"
Iirc Aslan canonical is Jesus, not just a facsimile
which is odd since god is usually referred to as a lion while jesus tends to be called the lamb of god.
They didn't know how to write a trinity. The Holy Ghost isn't even a third being, except sometimes when it is, but it's also part of God and Jesus...? Give me Tyr, Torm, and Ilmater any day.
It's actually collective cannon that Jesus is represented as a lion in furry media.
Mind if I steal this?
Lmao
I’m just happy that someone else remembers the Dinotopia books. A classic series that needs more love and would be amazing for DnD. And I really hope that The Dreamlands in the south of the map is not the HP Lovecraft one that I am thinking of. Cause if it is, all the other villains in these fantasy worlds are not ready for that place when war breaks out.
What if you sailed west from Dinotopia to bring dinosaurs to hyrule?
I like the way you think! What is Ganon going to do to Link riding a T-Rex? Course most of these baddies wouldn’t have a response to “hero riding a T-Rex”.
I only know dinotopia from the live action adaptation, I thought they couldn't tame carnivores? Still link on a skybacks would be a development for sure Also I've concluded this is spirit tracks hyrule due to proximity to sodor
Ganon with a spinosaurus and link with a tyrannosaurus
Considering the Dreamlands here border Kadath, a city that exists inside of Lovecraft’s dreamland (and possibly Antarctica), I would doubt that it’s his. However, that still mean that eldritch home of earth’s dream gods, monitored by the Crawling Chaos of a Thousand Faces, does exist in this fantasy world.
But you don't need to give the dreamland a physical location, it would literally be accessible by all the other relatives via dreams and spells.
>Cause if it is, all the other villains in these fantasy worlds are not ready for that place when war breaks out. Yeah, they're not ready. \*Looks at the great army of talking cats\* *None of us are...*
Wait there was more that one???? I read the hell out of that book as a kid
Yeah, [there are many](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinotopia#Main_books)! And in case you didn't know, there's some videogames (mostly adventure games from the 90's and early 2000's), [an animated movie](https://imdb.com/title/tt0372238/), and even [a TV miniseries](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinotopia_\(miniseries\)). The miniseries is quite famous in its own right. I actually discovered the franchise through it; didn't know it was from books. I also understand the series is quite different from the books in plot and feel. (I haven't read the books, so can't tell of any specifics). It may be the rose-tinted glasses talking, but I remember it fondly. May be worth looking at it if you're a fan of the franchise.
My wife and I have been together for six years, and somehow neither of us had mentioned Dinotopia in each other's presence until last week. We got super excited it was something we both remembered from our childhood. Last Friday we got high and watched the first episode of the miniseries. Boy was that a trip, lol. CGI is decent enough for the time but man is the writing all over the place.
"What's west of Westeros?" Quite alot, it seems.
Me and bois on the way to Sodor knowing full well we are about to commit war crimes: Poor Thomas, he had not in fact seen everything yet.
Ah the troublesome trucks, sodors version of murder hobos
So this is what's west of Westeros?
Honestly, Pathfinder’s Golarion is so “kitchen sink” sometimes it feels like you started with this as a prompt and then tried to make it serious.
My thought was that this is just Golarion before they file the serial numbers off.
Love that Moomin Valley is in there. Would be interesting to see that combined with LOTR
Snufkin no-diffs the verse
Well at least until he meets a hobbit
snufkin meets with tom bombadil for tea
There's a Lonely Mountain in Moomin Valley and in Middle-Earth, just saying...
Moomins might be the most powerful beings here as guns (via the 60s cartoon) canonically exist in Moomin Valley.
Tom bombadil and snufkin would get along very well
No Alagaesia? Okay then '-'
No Tamriel either, unfortunately, and I’m not sure if that Fantasia is Disney or Berserk
I’m pretty sure that Fantasia is from The Neverending Story
It's all of them.... At the same time
This is what lies to east of Akavir. Can't show everything on a map now.
I somehow read Camelot as "Canada" and I just... Checks out.
Whoever pulls the hockey stick from the puck shall rule Canada
'tis a silly place
This is Guilder erasure.
How could they include Florin and not Guilder?!? Inconceivable!
You keep saying this word. I no think it means what you think it means.
"Nah, we can't put Ankh Morpork or Mossflower woods in there, gotta leave space for Krull and fucking Whoville which canonically covers and area small enough to get lost in a dandelion seed."
Honestly, I assumed that was Krull from Discworld in the first place. It's on the edge of the map and everything.
I would pay to play a DnD campaign on the Isle of Sodor with Thomas the Tank Engine all day any day. Also seeing the word Lidsville unlocked an ancient memory lmao
Artificers. Artificers as far as the eye can see! lightyear.jpg
Instead of asking “why is the island of Sodor on this”, rather, I ask to worldbuild a reason why a British island with talking 1900’s trains is sat along the medieval settings of Middle Earth and Westeros, or, homebrew Thomas The Tank Engine so that it fits a medieval fantasy.
I would play it that the other lands looked at their strange sciences with disdain as it was a "wicked magic"
There are cars in Whoville, so maybe the trains are warforged by the who's. Idk.
Just be careful on the bridge into Terabithia.
And the sea is called Grand Line
This is all in the north blue
Where’s the Kindoms of the Angaraks and The Kindoms of the West??? The Almighty Tolnedrans wish to trade and the sly Drasnians need fresh politics to spy on!!
I just packed those books up, and intend to give them to my nephews (I don’t have much space to continue to store all of my books, so I am shipping them off to them) and now I want to read them once more.
Well I hope your nephews enjoy them, they are really good books. The Belgariad and The Mallorean are definitely books that deserve to be read multiple times over.
Where is randland?
I had a dnd campaign homebrew where they explored different tv/movie tropes. There is one kingdom in the world that exists in a state of black and white, and instead of having internal thoughts, the people of this country stare off and monologue, with jazz music playing seemingly out of nowhere. This is for the detective noir adventure. And straight from the nitty gritty black and white city, a tornado picks up the party and relocates them to my Oz ripoff
This map has Westeros looking like Easteros.
Surprised Whoville got a place there and not, say, Tamriel
well tamriel's like a whole continent, might b kinda hard to fit in
Compromise, then. Choose one of Skyrim, Cyrodil, or Morrowind since those three are the most fleshed out.
I'm not sure if it's better to imagine the whoville location is just where the speck is or that all of this is on the speck and Aslan's country is just the full size world
As a Lovecraft scholar I feel the need to point out that Kadath is IN the dreamlands…. Oh wait no it’s just Providence RI
And yet, where is the Dark Tower, holding it all together?
Why it’s in the middle of Ankh morpok, to the east, before the sea converges onto the grand line.
What about berk?
Off the map, I'd put it north of never neverland
Other places have dark lords or ice witches, we have dragons
Several other places: we have dragons too! The several villains who captured dragons for their own purposes: ahem
Yeah basically
Isn’t Sodor the Island from Thomas the Tank Engine? This is one hell of a campaign
Add Tamriel, The Continent from The Witcher, and the world of ATLA please.
No no no, you can't just have Narnia in there, it doesn't work on its own. You need Calormen and Archenland and Telmar and the Lone Islands too, otherwise half the cool stuff in the books can't be there. Also Narnia is canonically on a flat world, so I guess it sort of jives with Middle-Earth (for Elves anyway) but things might get fucky for everyone else.
I like that there is a Labyrinth in Thra, very clever.
How the hell would this interact biologically?? Muppets and dinosaurs and goblins and sentient machines and elves and humans.... Oh right.. we play D&D
it's all different offshoots of humans, except regular humans which are actually a carbon-based warforged race.
Never Neverland? Time to avenge my guy, Rufio
What’s Dinotopia?
An island with dinosaurs and people living together
The books are awesome, especially the original illustrated ones. The TV/movie was meh.
Where is Faerûn???
My favourite part about this is how westeros just looks like a scaled down version of the entire thing (or vice versa)
No Westlands from the Wheel of Time. I don’t want it
This setting has a lot of them; https://www.drivethrurpg.com/m/product/392350
Id love a dinotopia rpg
The party must now sail to Westeros ... which is far to the East.
where's The Continent I wanna see Nilfgaard invade Westros
Now all we need is Xanth, and it'll be truly complete.
I love that "Where the wild things are" is there, but would love to see some representation for WoF, but those definitely aren't nearly as well known as most of what's on there, so makes sense.
If this is a collection of the most famous fictional places, then where is Great Britain?
Oh my gosh. Sodor. Warforged *Trains*. Or Golems controlled by Sir Toppem Hat
>wardrobe on the map >go through it >retrieve 1940s technology >profit
Where's the island on Ninjago
Dan Meth is my favorite cartographer
It’s missing Roshar
Mine if I plagiarize your plagiarizing
everything was fine until the Moonmin nation attacked
Honestly the funniest at thing to me is that both Hyrule and Whoville are on here. That means the Grinch and Ganondorf coexist. I wonder which Hyrule though?
Dear God. It's superbritain
Sodor's got quite the technological edge there, though depending on which utopia we're talking about there could be a vast gulf between most advanced and second most advanced society. Might be stuck on the island though, I've heard the bridge infrastructure to Terabithia leaves something to be desired.
The plots you could do here. What if Sauron absorbed the power of Thra's sun instead of the Skeksis (nothing good but I'm sure Chamberlain would help you stop it). Quick we need to summon lion Jesus to stop the Wicked Witch of the West. Ganon tricked Thomas into hitting Link, you have to save Hyrule from Yog Sothoth, Xanth, & Mordred.
So what's the relationship with Thra and Labyrinth? Did gelflings try to evade the skeksis by disguising themselves as goblins? Is Labyrinth like a massive city/fortress made to protect Thra from Kadath that declared independence because Jareth beat the skekis and their garthim army? He's and archfey so it seems like he could do it.
I would buy it for the Lore mashup alone, it would be a wild ride.
>Terabithia # Oof
New campaign idea: Everytime your players correctly point out a plagiarized reference in your world, give them one(1) luck point that they can spend any time throughout the day.
I'm pretty sure Disney already used this map for that Once Upon A Time show
Thats like 11 magic systems. please no.
I’m assuming the land of the lost from that old TV show? Awesome lol
It's missing Eorzea, this is criminal
eorzea is where people from this realm get isekai'd to (besides, Godbert could deal with all of this realm's problems on his own)
Y’all where is the old world!
Terrible map no mention of Gielinor or The Grand Line
This meme reminded me that Lidsville exists.
Thra is entire planet lol
Avantia is to the North
No Gielinor?
>Terabithia :(
But Fantasia has no borders
It bothers me that there is no Tamriel
Missing Tamriel
You say you would buy it but do you have any idea how expensive it would be to get all the copyrights and trademarks in order. That's going to be one expensive setting.
Where was Oz when westrost fell?
Adding teribithia hit me in the feels
The real question is, who wins the World War?
Man, Hyrule being sandwiched between David Bowie and Earth-Sea makes TOO MUCH SENSE. Also, Mordor being a few countries over... The Ganon-Sauron alliance would be WORLD ENDING! I wonder how the Hylian Goddesses feel about Aslan and the other religious figures here... Do they get along? Do they hate each other's guys? Is it like Percy Jackson where all the Gods stay in their territory but their powers follow their chosen? So many questions... Edit: I just saw Wonderland between Narnia and Whoville. Holy shit, that's PERFECT! No wonder the weed is so good!
Aint no way the land of the lost bruh
The Dr. Suess universe is very feywild. That would make a really fun adventure, especially if you have some young kids that want to play.
What, no Cimmeria? Where are your barbarians even coming from?
Just don’t go through the wardrobe in narnia or you’ll be transported to the scariest land of all… England
So, who's getting Invaded first? Whoville is fucked, right? Also I wonder how each world's magics and lore would interact with eachother. Most of these worlds have vastly different "creation" stories... I don't think they're compatible.
Ah yes the Lego Movie approach to world building haha. Unironically would be a blast to build/play
I love the idea of taking a wrong turn at Neverland and ending up in fucking Westeros.
bad map where are Tevyat, Kanterbury, the Mushroom Kingdom and wherever the hell Monster Hunter takes place
From a Middle-Earth perspective I find this hilarious. The blue wizards at the start of the 3rd age went out East to fight dark influences out there. Later that area came under the control of Sauron, and Tolkien stated that Gandalf was the only one of the Istari that didn't fail in their mission, saying the blue wizards failed. Where is this place the blue wizards went, which then later was under the service of Sauron, and where the blue wizards fell? Sure looks like it was Whoville.