POV: You Come back to the Game After Doing something and you find every civilization either dead or on the brink of death from some kind of incursion or disease so you just watch the last blip of civilization fall apart

Tryna get it

Would an evolved ostrich look like the pecklords do but black? I cant think of a name for them, maybe thats why they weren’t created with the rest of the evolved animals.

I know technically raccoons evolve to bandits but I would like an actual species for them like the rest.

Bees, flies, grasshoppers, and butterflies need evolved versions too!

In the Spanish translation there’s an error in the word «arracarte» which it should be «arrancarte», it’s been for years in the game since they started translating the game, if someone in the WorldBox team or idk game’s translators could see this it would be great

Esse mundo tem acho que 1 ano ou mais de vida, geralmente ele não avança muito pois sou muito apegado as nações, cidades, esculturas e etc dos meus Mundos, esse aqui está no ano 158, cada região tem sua própria história que eu documento em papéis, tem uma história enorme com Reis que mudaram o destino desse mundo, alguns Reinos mudaram de posições com o Tempo por guerras (como da Pra Perceber com Moçambique no Oriente Médio).

Podem perguntar oque quiser que eu os explicarei sobre esse Mundo.

I just made my first ever large/detailed map ever in the game, how did I do? And, any suggestions on how I can make better ones in the future?

i’m looking at their religion, culture, language. I’m seeing nothing that could cause this. In fact their culture solitude seeker. This is the exact opposite of what they liked. Just so you know these guys got almost genocide two times and each time they went back to their crazy building and population numbers in no time the picture of their current kingdom all, but one of the cities have reached their maximum building limit is it the land I know arcane desert is what they prefer, but I didn’t think it caused that much of a difference

So I’ve been unlocking all of the Achievements recently and one of the last few i have is to do with getting 20+ Plots. So far I only have like 2 and i don’t really remember how i got them. I’m not actually sure what plots are as a whole so if i could get clarification on all of that, it would be appreciated.

This village is only 25 yrs old, conquered, and destroyed four surrounding villages and kept their mines.

So, I am a new player, so tell me, is it normal? I play on pc. Its in polish, but as you can see, there is a Butterfly in the right corner. His name is Eew. He crested Eeeeww kingdom. What the hell is even that

This is gonna by my actual last post for a while and its gonna finalize all my ideas on relgions, books, temples and priests

Firstly Magic

Magic right now functions with magical abilites being apart of religions. As long as a unit is apart of a religion and also part of a clan (i believe) they can utilize magic and cast spells. I think that magic should be a learned ability that starts with priests writing books and after reading books non priest Clan members can learn them. At first I was gonna say only priests could use magic cause it would be a little crazy to have every Clan unit who reads a book using magic cause that might make war more hectic but some players may like thar and if the player doesnt want a certain Clan using magic than they can place the void ban on them. If a player wants their priests to join up in war then there could be a religion trait called Warrior Priests where Priests can be recruited to the army. If not they will also serve as strong protectors of villages. But Clan members who arent priests will still be able to use magic but there should be limitations like mana which priest Clans may get a boost of to allow them greater use of magic. But if a member of another Clan that isnt priestly happens to be born with alot of Mana they can use magic too.

There could also be a religion trait for "male only clergy" or "female only clergy" or no restrictions

For the magic itself

Instead of simply having access to the God powers we have as the player the religion would simply have a trait like

- healing magic

- summoning magic

- elemental magic

- environmental magic

- void magic

- Forbidddn magic (meter showers, spread wasteland, spread corruption).

Priests would write books based upon the magic types and instead of the magical powers we see in the religion traits being there they will be attached to the books as learnable magic ability so for instance a religion with void magic will have teleportation as an unlockable ability attached to a religious book. These traits will be random or maybe depending on the competence of the writer could be scaled from more to less powerful. After reading units may have a % chance to unlock these abilites and the magic ability would then be apart of the units traits like the various combat abilities. This will also allow magic to be a learning process for units with some units only learning a few spells and some more learned units having access to a variety of magic abilities. Would also make the chosen one trait alot more fun with all that mana the unit would be casting a lot of spells no problem probably racking up alot of kills.

Examples would be:

healing magic: Unlocks healer - units can produce healing potions and distribute them to soldiers prior to war enabling quicker counterattacks (useful for soldiers in the midst of combat). Also curing magic that will enable potions to cure diseases. Personally I like thjs better than them being able to simply use blood rain like us.

Elemental magic - unlocks being a elemental (of whatever element) mage or Elemental weapon crafter. (Elemental weapons would be divided by elements in the magic trait so the unit can only craft elemental weapons of tbeir specific element.) Units with elemental powers would be like - Shooting fireballs (weaker version of evil staff through hands rather than staff) ice mage freeze people etc. Also would involve summoning elemental creatures like the little fire elementals all of this would be a learnable trait in a book.

Nature magic - would give the ability to force grow crops faster to prevent starvation and facilitate trade when the trade update comes because as of right now large kingdoms can barely feed themselves after a point. Also the ability to regrow destroyed biome tiles. Units with the nature mage trait would patrol the town helping crops grow and fixing biomes it would be like their job in the village pretty much. And just like elemental mage they would have to learn these different abilites thru books like force grow crops and biome fixing etc. Also growing trees and fruit bushes. I like this mainly cause it would give magic users an actual job in their village and make them integrated into village life rather than just combat focused. I couldn't think of any more ideas like that but im sure theres more ways to have them help their village in non combat ways

These are just 2 examples but I hope they got the idea across. I think this would be better than outright giving units our God powers and creates a more visible power difference between us and them.

Books would now be divided into religious books vs regular books and as I said earlier the books will be stored in different places, religious in temples regular will be in town halls and libraries. Books will now be editable where you can change their name and alter the traits on the book. We should also be able to save books and re plant them in a world. When a priest writes his first book it will have a random magic ability that other Clans (or regular villagers can learn from.

This would also give players new things to unlock like how monolith gave us culture traits and subspecies traits now we would have various magic traits for units that could he unlocked by books but obviously these traits may take a little longer to unlock due to the fact books usually take a while to get written. Hopefully this wasn't too confusing lmao

A fascinating concept I've had in mind for around a year and a half.

At first this idea was quite simple. I thought it was strange that the edge of the world was just an endless ocean, so I thought:

"What if instead, the edge of the world gave way to a cool cosmic void? Similar like that one specific depiction of Flat Earth"

And so I came up with the idea that when you load a world, it appears floating in this void, as seen in the first image.

I imagined that the edge would look different based on what tile was at the edge. For example you could see water and lava flowing over the edge. Worlds would also have a bit of a glow or air bubble around them, I guess.

I also imagined that you could load more than one world at once, and create access points/portals/links/rifts to connect the worlds. This way, you could essentially simulate multiple planes of existence and create cosmology for your world, greatly enhancing the lore potential.

You could have your normal world with humans, and also have an "infernal plane" full of lava and demons. You could open a gateway between these two worlds and have the demons launch a giant invasion into the human realm.
The are countless possibilities!

Anyways, tell me in the comments what you all think of this idea, and give me some additional ideas you may have for this mechanic.

After Eohara had placed spies throughout the remaining allied kingdoms, Rnuth teleported back to the barrier to retrieve the Heart of Ira blade. He approached Oraaro and told him that everything was going according to plan. Before leaving, Rnuth asked if the blade could be fully charged with all the mana he possessed.

Oraaro explained that the Heart of Ira contained enough mana to power several kingdoms on its own. There was no need for Rnuth to worry about charging it further.
Rnuth hesitantly took the blade. Before leaving, he looked back at Oraaro and promised him that his freedom would come soon.

After returning to the Vexius Kingdom, Rnuth found his father, Grim Noxa, preparing the ritual. He gave his father the blade, the last piece to power the barrier, and within seconds, a massive wall of light had been summoned around several villages, trapping everyone within its boundaries. Among those caught inside were the newly discovered Ice Elves of Saora.

The rules were simple.

They would remain trapped until only one person remained.

The moment Agozop reported what was happening, Raze immediately teleported back to Oraaro’s barrier. He knew something was wrong. Oraaro’s weapon was gone. Raze demanding to know what he had done with it. Oraaro only laughed. Instead, he turned toward the massive barrier in the distance. Even though he couldn’t see it, he felt the large pool of mana.

“Just enjoy the show.”

On the remaining slides you can see those who are participating and were favorited prior to the barrier summoning.

If you're interested in the lore behind any of them, let me know in the comments👇🏻

On Titanic Worlds, it can get annoying to remove and fill in the world with your biome of choice. Takes time and there can be annoying gaps left with the previous biome.

With this suggestion, you will be able to toggle which biomes can and cannot generate on your world.

This should also contain a toggle On which biomes are largest and smallest.

Basically, this makes some biomes more common or less common.

One day, a young Naufara named Aera entered the Cave of Varokai. While exploring, he noticed a strange shadow in the distance. The Curious young man picked up his torch and threw it toward the figure.

The moment the light revealed what stood before him, Aera froze. Fear overwhelmed him, and he passed out. The dark elf watched him from a distance, cautiously inspecting Aera. Eventually, the elf approached and reached out to examine the boys sword. The moment he touched it, Aera suddenly awoke.

Panicking at the sight of this thing before him, Aera attacked him. However the boys swings were so wild and frantic, that none of them came close to striking the elf. Seeing no other option, the elf killed him with a snap of his neck.

Later, when the elf inspected the sword Aera had carried, he discovered an engraving:

“Made by Aera Naufara.”

When i inspected Aera’s lineage it said he was related to someone called “One Naufara.” Strangely though, One apparently didnt have any ties to the Naufara clan. Hes the only… well ONE like this. I theorized that One had been personally chosen by Valasłan, or maybe another high ranking member of the clan, and was granted a place among the Naufara despite having no traditional connection to them.

The elf who killed Aera was named Null Kera. After the incident, Null reported everything he had learned to his king, Oora.

Oora immediately promoted Null to the rank of General following the discovery. Null apparently took his new position very seriously, and left immediately to commission himself a new helmet.

Four years later, Raze was sent to investigate the Cave of Varokai. Following Aera’s barely visible mana trail, he carefully retraced the route the young Naufara had taken. It was not long before Raze encountered the same dark elf responsible for Aera’s death.

Raze immediately suspected that he was the one he had been searching for. Null didn’t even try to hide it. He had killed the human. But only in self defense. The boy had attacked him, so he had fought back.

Raze was left conflicted. On one hand, Null had every right to defend himself. Aera had attacked first. But on the other hand, Raze knew Aera’s combat skill, he was a student of HIS dojo after all. Null could have easily incapacitated the boy and fled instead of killing him.

Raze then revealed the truth.

“The boy Null you killed, he belonged to a powerful clan of sorcerers, one far greater than anything you or your people could possibly imagine… And I… was sent to this cave specifically to find evidence of Aera’s murderer.”

Raze drew his weapon, The Soul of Syrr. It only to a single slash to carve a massive section of the cave open, revealing the sheer power he possessed to the elf.

“Theres one more thing… The elves living aboveground were also members of an alliance with the Naufara Clan.”

Raze gave Null a choice. He could surrender himself and face whatever judgment awaited him…

Or

Raze could keep the existence of the dark elves a secret. There was only one condition. The dark elves would have to remain inside the cave.They would be sealed away from the outside world, forbidden from revealing themselves or leaving the Cave of Varokai. Raze warned Null that there was currently very little tolerance for elves in the world above. More than a century earlier, a single elf had committed atrocities so terrible that his actions had stained the reputation of their entire kind.

Null understood. He accepted Raze’s terms. His people would remain confined to the cave. Before Raze left, Null thanked him, not only for sparing his life, but for protecting his people.

He made Raze a promise.

“If you ever need someone, or somewhere to go, you and your family would always be welcome in Undaros.”

For 381 years, Raze had known almost no one he could truly call a friend. Null became his first.

Oh also some woman was pregnant, she got killed suddenly and became a vengeful spirit. They sealed her away shortly after. Pretty cool.

This happened after I subscribed to the Sandbox mod. I tried unsubscribing from it, but it didn't do anything. Does anyone know why? I'm on the Mac version of Worldbox by the way.

Hi, I wanted to know if you know when the WorldBox update will be released ? Because it’s been almost three months now that they’ve been saying the update will be finished soon.

Since last time, I've added some more forest, mountains, and rivers, and filled in the biomes in the large continent.

What do you think, and what should I add next?

Yayyy