by Queen Vivane » Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:31 pm
by AmayaElls » Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:32 pm
Deep within the forests of Nanwe lie the remains of a civilization long lost a testament to how nature reclaims all that man has taken form her.
In the western cliff-faces are multiple openings to the Mabanu caves, which are rumored to run underneath much of Nanwe and perhaps most of the island. There is one entry to these caves which is on top of the cliffs, the only entrance which a horse can reach, but few horses journey into the caves. They are a maze walled with ancient and terrifying carvings and the remains of those who became lost down there. But from those who have traveled far enough into the caves there has been rumors of giant cities, lit by glowing runes and luminous mosses. Whether these rumors are true, none know.
To the east is Magburaka Port. This city has long since been overgrown but from the see all can see the spiralling white marble towers encircled with vines, and the streets now paved with grass and shrubs. It shines brightly between the dark green leaves. However once inside it is eerily quiet, and many leave early due to feelings of unease.
by Queen Vivane » Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:35 pm
I love it, it sounds so real XDMariaShade wrote:What do you guys think?
Deep within the forests of Nanwe lie the remains of a civilization long lost a testament to how nature reclaims all that man has taken form her.
In the western cliff-faces are multiple openings to the Mabanu caves, which are rumored to run underneath much of Nanwe and perhaps most of the island. There is one entry to these caves which is on top of the cliffs, the only entrance which a horse can reach, but few horses journey into the caves. They are a maze walled with ancient and terrifying carvings and the remains of those who became lost down there. But from those who have traveled far enough into the caves there has been rumors of giant cities, lit by glowing runes and luminous mosses. Whether these rumors are true, none know.
To the east is Magburaka Port. This city has long since been overgrown but from the see all can see the spiralling white marble towers encircled with vines, and the streets now paved with grass and shrubs. It shines brightly between the dark green leaves. However once inside it is eerily quiet, and many leave early due to feelings of unease.
by rainbowpanda101 » Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:36 pm
by AmayaElls » Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:38 pm
by Dragoness » Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:39 pm
rainbowpanda101 wrote:Question! -raises hand- For someone like me, who has land that has no landmarks whatsoever...what can I do? Moth is a rather large section of land. I can't imagine it would be without lakes/streams/rock formations, especially considering there's a mountain/large hilly area to the west side. Even though I don't have a red named landmark, is there something I can do to make it more interesting and less bland?
I'm thinking of finding pictures and stuff to put in my Stable thread. I want to go all out figuring out what the land of Moth looks like!
@ MariaShade - That sounds really neat!
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by Jackie. » Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:08 pm
by Nyxeva » Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:24 pm
rainbowpanda101 wrote:Question! -raises hand- For someone like me, who has land that has no landmarks whatsoever...what can I do? Moth is a rather large section of land. I can't imagine it would be without lakes/streams/rock formations, especially considering there's a mountain/large hilly area to the west side. Even though I don't have a red named landmark, is there something I can do to make it more interesting and less bland?
I'm thinking of finding pictures and stuff to put in my Stable thread. I want to go all out figuring out what the land of Moth looks like!
@ MariaShade - That sounds really neat!
by rainbowpanda101 » Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:30 pm
by AmayaElls » Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:31 pm
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