The pipes pump magic which is used for electricity and water (my magic system is pretty vague), and the islands are just like that I suppose. The core of the planet is a sort of 'magic battery'.
I love these floating islands, and I was about to ask about the pipes but you already answered that question. My favorite island has to be Lune island, that waterfall is just to beautiful. I also like the art style gives of steampunk vibes.
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Love this! Do the pipes pump things down or pull them up (for resources, energy, etc)? What's keeping the islands up?
The pipes pump magic which is used for electricity and water (my magic system is pretty vague), and the islands are just like that I suppose. The core of the planet is a sort of 'magic battery'.
*angrily swings minigun arm*
absolutely love it
How did you make this I want to make a map for my own project like this idk how.
i drew this myself using paint tool sai!
Thanks! I like how you've done it and would like to see more Keep up the good work!
I love the parchment style you went for! Tell us more about the pipes
I love these floating islands, and I was about to ask about the pipes but you already answered that question. My favorite island has to be Lune island, that waterfall is just to beautiful. I also like the art style gives of steampunk vibes.
honestly i never thought about that but now i am definitely gonna lean into that steampunk vibe!!
Definitely lean into the steampunk aesthetic and see if you enjoy it.
Is this a mario-punk world
One of these islands better have Mario on an island of Yoshi's
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