What is the most important celestial object in your constructed world, whether it be important to you or to your peoples? What kind of object is it: a star, a planet, a black hole, something else? What makes it so important? Does it have its own mythos; if so, tell us about it!
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How far have your constructed world's peoples explored their universe(s)? Have they gone as far as the edges (or center) of the universe, or only within their own solar system? Does this travel only cover devices like satellites and cameras, or have peoples/animals done so?
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How much do your constructed world's peoples know about outer space? Do they know about every single "corner" of their observable universe, or not a single speck of it? Does this answer change with the group (be it lineages, classes, etc.); if so, how does their knowledge differ?
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How large is your constructed world's "outer space"? How much of it exists outside the boundaries of a planet (or few, if your world-building focuses on multiple planets); how many solar systems, galaxies, universes exist, whether your peoples know about them or not?
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Gegroet! This week's world-building theme is "space"! We want to hear about your constructed world's outer space (and the planets, galaxies, and other celestial objects within it). Today's question is free-form: tell us about space in as many or little words as possible.
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Does your constructed world have any famous artisans? If so, who is this character (or #OCs), and what craft are they known for? Did they popularize their master craft, or did they put their own unique spin on an already-popular craft? Is their fame international, or more local?
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Are there any crafts in your constructed world that are forbidden: if so, which ones? Are these crafts forbidden to all peoples, or only a select few? What caused the ban of these crafts: was it due to deity intervention, a political leader, a cultural movement, or something else?
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What is the most popular form of craft in your constructed world? Is it popular across all of your world's peoples and/or lineages, or only a few of them? What makes this craft popular: is it because of its practical uses, its cultural significance, or something else entirely?
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What kinds of crafts do your constructed world's peoples partake in? Are they weavers, are they sculptors? Do some of them paint or sew? Do they build things that are seen as "unnecessary" for survival, or add aesthetic changes to things that are? If they don't craft at all, why?
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🫡! This week's world-building theme is "crafts"! We want to hear about the things that your constructed world's peoples make as a show of creativity. Today's question is free-form: tell us about your peoples' crafts in as many or little words as possible.
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Is there any business in your constructed world that's well known for their toys? If so, tell us about them! What's their name, and what kinds of toys do they make? Do they have a logo, motto, or some other branding? Who's their target demographic: children, teens, adults?
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Was there any toy developed in your constructed world for a less-than-innocent purpose? Are there toys that are meant to prepare children for war, normalize certain preventable disasters, dehumanize other lineages? Are these toys still around in some aspect; are they still beloved?
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What is the most popular form of toy in your constructed world's civilizations? Is it something that bounces or moves, something that changes shape, something that looks like a person and/or creature, or something entirely different? Why is it popular, and is it used by all ages?
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What are the purposes of toys in your constructed world? Are toys used to sharpen one's senses (like their sight or hearing); improve coordination between certain body parts, like eyes and limbs; strengthen one's skills? Are toys only used as self-soothing tools, and nothing else?
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Xin kính chào! This week's world-building theme is "toys"! We want to hear about the objects that your constructed world's peoples play with, from its youth to its adults. Today's question is free-form: tell us about your world's toys in as many or little words as possible.
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Is there anything in your constructed world that is unconventionally beautiful? Is this beauty something you can see, hear, or otherwise experience using one's senses, or can it only be experienced by a select few? Is it only seen as a form of beauty for a certain group of peoples?
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In your constructed world, is beauty only seen in "good" or pleasant things? Are there certain forms of beauty that are actually symbols of danger? Are any natural (or unnatural) disasters seen as beautiful in some way? Do your peoples risk their lives to see these forms of beauty?
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How is beauty measured in your constructed world? Is beauty centered around a certain kind of symmetry, a certain set of shapes or colors, a mix of both, something else? Are these elements of beauty universal, or do they change depending on one's own likes and dislikes?
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When one mentions "beauty" in your constructed world's civilizations, what does it specifically refer to? Is beauty something carried by a creature, a landform, an untouchable object? Does beauty look different depending on the subject; if so, why— and, more specifically, how?
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Tēnā koutou! This week's world-building theme is "beauty"! We want to hear about the concepts and forms that your constructed world's peoples find beautiful. Today's question is free-form: tell us about your world's multiple forms of beauty in as many or little words as possible.
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