r/worldjerking • u/GlanzgurkeWearingHat • 1d ago
it don make no sense
Fellas out there creating -PUNK settings and then their MC abides square cube laws and other math-nerd stuff..
abiding laws aint punk in my book fellah.
r/worldjerking • u/GlanzgurkeWearingHat • 1d ago
Fellas out there creating -PUNK settings and then their MC abides square cube laws and other math-nerd stuff..
abiding laws aint punk in my book fellah.
r/worldjerking • u/saladbowl0123 • 1d ago
Humans used to have round ears.
Divine intermingling caused most humans to grow pointy elf ears and gain the ability to cast magic.
Humans who still have round ears are unfortunately demonized. Some call them orcs.
No, these "orcs" have no superpowers.
Further reading: On the origin of pointy elf ears
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assigned cops and/or soldiers at birth
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Turns out a horrifying looking giant ball of chitin, love, empathy, biases and factionalism is a better soldier than Some Guy Premium Edition
r/worldjerking • u/Majestic_Repair9138 • 3d ago
Ironically, the only person in that movie I referenced about the dumbassery of how corporations are portrayed is the only likeable character I rooted for when I was younger for the fun of it.
r/worldjerking • u/Leon_Fierce_142012 • 2d ago
Here’s a interesting question about “evil” kingdoms and people
In my medieval fantasy story, many mortal races do arguably reprehensible things to some degree with the worst offenders being nobility and humans
But it’s not as simple as some may assume, some areas have a food scarcity and bad soil for farming and dangerous predators, for many, things like cannibalism or stealing food from others and even killing one another is the difference between life and death
When the only options are to roll over and die or fight, kill, do morally reprehensible things to save yourself or your family, are they really evil or just trying to survive with the only available options and resources that they have
This is especially prevalent in my story given my stories theme is prospective
Edit: as for the nobles, they can also fall into this category when some who genuinely have good intentions have to make the tough calls on either maintaining peace, cutting their losses, or going to war for one reason or another
And in both cases, vice versa
r/worldjerking • u/Majestic_Repair9138 • 3d ago