3 questions to make a land

Why are you on an English language message board if you clearly can't speak English?

>>50617702 Dude, layoff. We know what OP means.
The only thing to get upset about is the tumblr filename.

>>50617702
your mom asked me to

>>50618946
It's a shitty, pointless and vague thread, what's the harm in mocking him for it?

>>50619293
If you can't even do a yo momma joke, what hope do you have of having a discussion about world building?

>>50617185

>What do people eat?
>Where do people shit and piss?
>What would be the best technology invented in the setting for this particular land?

>>50617185

>They didn't like the fact we're keeping slaves
>Cotton
>The cotton gin

>>50617185
Would you a skaven?

>>50617185
>Why did this war started?
The economy is in ruins.
>What resource is here more precious than gold?
Food.
>Which was the last technology advancement to introduce in everybody's every day lives?
Writing.

>>50619930
>What do people eat?
The loo.

>Where do people shit and piss?
The loo.

>What would be the best technology invented in the setting for this particular land?
The loo.

>>50617185
>Why did this war started?
First contact with the elves, who are terrifying necromantic fey out of the frozen north
>What resource is here more precious than gold?
Iron. Super rare, the world is in bronze age.
>Which was the last technology advancement to introduce in everybody's every day lives?
The saddle and therefore, pants!

>>50617185
Did chemists use guns? I thought it was only Engineers

>>50617185
>Why did this war started?
At a glance, it's not a war - it's raiding barbarians. They're here for loot.
A closer look shows it's not about loot, it's a land-grab from an awkward geographic arrangement.
Which is the result of a completely different economic/culture shattering a few years ago.
And the figurehead leading the effort is actually possessed by a old wizard from a war decades ago looking for revenge.

>What resource is here more precious than gold?
Wood, better climate for crops and labor, better access to other countries for trade, and if the barbarians can swing it, a developed infrastructure from those first couple things.

>Which was the last technology advancement to introduce in everybody's every day lives?
A more open travel network.
Mail and trade goods are moving faster than ever. Communication is opening up. Elves and lizardfolk are sharing hard earned secrets of the magic forests and mountains, orcs and dwarves are comparing engineering notes, and a wider network means the kaiju are becoming more predictable.