Yep, even the Giants can become corrupted by Mundain’s Thaumaturgic Determinism. This is your typical Giant. Talkative, cool-headed, reasonable, occasionally eats someone. An Aint She is taller, silent, and treats Kin like interesting insects, shooing away the pretty ones and squishing others.

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When a Giant walks through symmetrical hills (known as tiddy mounds) they become corrupted by the Fae, becoming an Aint She. While beautiful from a distance, they are terrifying up close. Dragons are - for reasons they won’t say - terrified of them, earning them the name The Good Neighbours.

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- Raw resources come from villages (crops/meat/ore/clay/wood) - Transported to towns and cities (travelling traders/merchants) - Towns and cities produce finished goods (furniture/pottery/tools/clothing) Everything else is flavour, go crazy. Go fucking crazy. GO BANANAS

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I love making posts like this because folks are always quick to share their fun weird ideas that make sense in the context of their worlds. Always end up with a big goofy grin.

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I feel like too many world builders strive for Realism to avoid the more difficult - but much more fun - challenge of Internal Consistency. Your entire world could be on the back of a pig so long as you account for the Forests of Bakhayr and the Fat Mines of Rrump. Fuck it, go nuts.

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