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somethingclevermahogony · 3 months

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An Introduction to Myself and My WIP!

Hello everyone! A confession, this is actually a re-introduction. I've been here on Tumblr for a little less than a year now, but I haven't been the best about being active, life just sort of got in the way. As such I would like to reintroduce myself and what I've been working on.

For the purposes of Tumblr and in the interest of privacy you can call me C. I am in my mid-twenties, I use he/him pronouns, and I am happily married to my partner, who is also a C. I am queer, as is my partner. I enjoy cooking, fishing, Dnd(ing?), reading, and of course writing.

We both originally come from the US but we are currently living on the east coast of Scotland as I pursue my Msc in Archaeology.

I am trying to be a bit more active on here and I am always open to things like tags and asks, even if it takes me a bit to respond.

I think that's about it for me, and so without further ado let me introduce or reintroduce you to my WIP.

Testaments of the Green Sea

Genre: Epic Fantasy

Themes and Tropes (Or more accurately a random assortment of words vaguely related to the plot): Found Family, immortality, loss, love, war, power, memory, magic, insanity, The passage of time, growing up, queerness in the ancient world, violence, spirits, fantasy outside of medieval europe

Summary: Book one of the Testaments of the Green Sea (The lands of the Green Sea are pictured above) follows the journeys of the giant slave Narul and the princess Ninma. After unexpected tragedy forces the two to flee from the Great city of Labisa, they find themselves on a journey which carries them across the ancient lands of Kishetal. Along the way they encounter spirits, demons, war, gods, pirates, and slavers. TW for death/grief, violence/blood/gore, mental illness, physical illness, abuse, and cannibalism, awkward queerness, secondhand embarrasment etc, etc.

Excerpt( First Paragraph of Chapter 1): The blood dripped into the awaiting bowl, painting its alabaster walls crimson. The slave watched the dark liquid trickle down his arm, skirting past the hairs, rolling veins, and moles. Even after these twenty years of weekly blood lettings, he could not shake a creeping feeling of unease as his eyes followed the sanguine river creeping its way across his arm. His own face gazed back at him from the scarlet pool. He could not meet his own eye, could not stand to look that creature. He turned away.

Draft Status: The second draft of the manuscript is currently being edited, I will be looking for my first round of Beta Readers likely before the end of the year.

This is just part one of a much larger series. My partner is currently working on the beginnings of their own series, set in the same world but 3,000 years in the future, roughly aligning with our own Great War Period. I'm so excited to share more with you, and I love answering questions!

Narul and Ninma courtesy of @faeporcelain

#world building #fantasy #fantasy writing #queer fantasy #worldbuilding #fantasy world #testamentsofthegreensea #narul #fantasy worldbuilding #writing #wip #current wip #kobani questions #fantasy map #if y'all have any questions please ask!#ask #send asks

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flaneurarbiter · 3 months

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Not me being fancy about my mutuals' WIP

@somethingclevermahogony

#handwriting #caligraphy #well kinda #as a treat #to me #for getting all the things done this week #fantasy #Testaments of the Green Sea #Ninma #Narul #Akard #Labisaj

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coffiicorgii · 10 months

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Pride doodles for my dnd characters! :D I wanted to do a full body for all of them but I ran out of time for Marcus and Roz oops jshfgd

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rangpurcity · 1 year

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kaylinalexanderbooks · 14 days

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Rewrite tag

Thanks @mk-writes-stuff here and @somethingclevermahogony here!

MK's line: [+ provided picrew]

“Lord Narcissus,” she said with a curtsy as she got close to him. “You’re looking lovely tonight.”

It wasn’t even a lie. He did look lovely. He had an elaborate red flowery hairpiece made out of real flowers, and he was wearing a tight red cocktail dress that, while definitely scandalous, did admittedly draw attention to his figure. Narcissus was a good-looking man – it was a shame that was his only virtue.

My rewrite:

She curtsied as she got close to him, taking the time to think of something to say. "Lord Narcissus," she said, "you look lovely tonight."

What irritated her was that she wasn't lying: he did look lovely. His dark hair was a stark contrast to the red flowery headpiece--which she was certain was real--that accentuated his eyes. His wavy hair framed his face well, and the choker emphasized his long neck. The scandalously tight cocktail dress matched the headpiece, and the fact that it did well for his figure irritated her to no end. It was a shame his looks were his only good virtue--the loveliness of his appearance couldn't help but be tainted by his repulsive personality.

C's line:

The blood dripped into the awaiting bowl and painted its alabaster walls crimson. Narul watched it trickled down his arm, skirting past the hairs, rolling veins, and moles. Despite these twenty years of blood lettings, he could not shake a creeping feeling of unease as his eyes followed its creeping path down his arm. He gazed back at himself from the scarlet pool, he could not meet his own eye, could not stand to look that creature in the face. He turned away.

My rewrite:

Narul watched as the blood dripped into the alabaster bowl. With each drop, the sides became more and more stained with the sickening yet almost satisfyingly familiar crimson. The blood slowly fell down his arms like rain against glass, past his hairs, moles, veins. Twenty years of bloodlettings could not quench his repulsion, but still he could not look away from it. His eyes followed each drop's path, until he accidentally caught his reflection in the carmine pool growing in the bowl. He looked away as quickly as he could, more disgusted at the creature in his face than the blood.

My line: (shaking it up and doing it from SOTL!!!)

Jack scrutinized the castle before him. It stretched up, up, up into the sky--and as they were already in the clouds, Jack didn’t want to know how high the tallest tower was above the ground--how he wouldn’t like to be the poor bloke who was defenestrated from it. The castle was made of some sort of dark stone, giving it the unsettling feel of a haunted house. There was the cobblestone path, yes, but on either side of it, Jack realized that yes, they were still on clouds, though where the castle was, the clouds were dark and gray, and when Jack listened closely enough, he realized that there was a booming irregular pulse of thunder that shook the ground ever-so-slightly, enough to cause the stone beneath his shoes to rattle.

I'll tag @gracehosborn @illarian-rambling @finchwrites @little-peril-stories @i-can-even-burn-salad @televisionjester @thepeculiarbird @willtheweaver @the-stray-storyteller @space-writes @leahnardo-da-veggie @elsie-writes @sleepywriter00 @sleepy-night-child @writingsfromspace @badluck990 + anyone else!

#school of the legends #sotl #seven station chronicles #testaments of the green sea #rewrite line #other writers #writing mutuals #my writing #sotl excerpt #writing tag game #writers on tumblr #writing community #writers of tumblr #writing on tumblr #writeblr #writeblr community

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satohqbanana · 18 days

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Rewrite Tag

A couple of rewrites from other writers here! If you do not wish your work or yourself to be included and/or linked in this list, please inform me and I will take that part down.

There's five rewritten snippets here, so please look under the cut for the rest of the rewrites, as well as a new line for rewriting from myself!

OG by @finickyfelix:

Shylar and Knoron hesitated for a moment, before she offered her arm, smiling up at him. His hands shook, but he took her arm, and they followed the others.

Mine:

Time stilled. One. Two. Three. Then Shylar offered him a smile and an arm. With shaky hands, Knoron forced himself to be polite and go along with the others - as things should be.

*Despite going through OP's blog, I wasn't able to identify which pronouns refer to which characters! These placeholders are supposed to be for the characters' names. EDIT: OP provided clarifications for the names. Thanks!

OG line by @melpomene-grey:

As her hand closed around the hilt of the sword, a vast, humming energy filled the room, and one by one, the gas lamps that lined the walls went out, blinking away like eyelids on a many-eyed machine. The doors behind her slammed shut, and she realised with a sinking feeling what had happened. They were trapped.

Mine:

Eyes cast on the prize, the woman swung her hand to grab the sword. She had merely touched its ornate hilt when a pulsating energy shook the room. Lamps burst. Darkness filled her vision. Pressure crushed her body. Sweat ran down her skin. Trapped. She were trapped! They were all trapped!

OG by @kaylinalexanderbooks

I ran out of the house and didn’t stop until I reached the edge of the forest, at which point I collapsed. I looked up, staring into the dark abyss of the woods in front of me. I dropped my gaze to the ground. The stupid grass was greener than I’d ever seen. I closed my eyes and sobbed for a moment. Not this again. Not again. Not again.

Mine:

I ran out the door. And ran. And ran. And ran. My legs soon gave out. I gasped for air. My blurry vision caught sight of green. The forest?! This has to be fake. I scanned left and right, but found nothing else but thick foliage and dark wood. No! Not again! My eyes prickled. I choked on tears. I need air. I can't do this again!

OG by @somethingclevermahogony (has some mention of gore):

The farmer wailed at the sight of his livelihood reduced to a tangled pile of broken timber and flesh. Narul had little time to catch his breath, Mikrab was back on his feet, his back dripped with the blood of the swine.

Mine (also still has mentions of gore):

Narul had barely gotten air into his system and Mikrab had only just managed to get his wobbly legs stable on the ground when they made eye contact with the farmer. A guttural screech echoed through the land. The scattered lumber, lumps of flesh, and splashes of blood meant a gruesome cleanup for everyone involved, but the farmer's well-meaning companions agreed - with fatigued grimaces - that this was all the fault of the man's highly priced and aggressive boar stud in the first place.

OG by @illarian-rambling:

He traced one of the images with a finger; two gods debated furiously on twin mountain peaks. A mature woman with ears of gold, a winged lizard coiled around her feet, and a young girl holding a copper-furred hound by the scruff. Their faces were so similar, like a mother and daughter.

Mine:

A certain portrait caught his eye - a depiction of two gods, from within their own mountains. With an amused smile, his finger trailed around the gods' strikingly alike faces. On one side proudly stood a woman with a golden headdress and a winged lizard by her feet; on the other a young girl held a defiant gaze in her eyes and a red hound by her hands. A very typical mother and daughter pair, it seemed.

Here's a new line from me that you can try rewriting. This is an open tag, so anyone can try!

They're bag-weights. They don't help us hunt. They don't help us cook. They don't help us set up for the night, pay for the inns, or even try to help the folks we've been doing little errands for along the way. And yet we feed them, we tuck them into bed, we protect them in battle. Any day now, we'll die to an ambush because we're busy babying these two.

#rewrite tag #tag game #satoh writes #gore #that line is directly lifted from an av2 wip #edited to add warnings for the part with some gore and the character's names

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finickyfelix · 26 days

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Rewrite Tag:

Thanks for the tag @somethingclevermahogony!

Rules: rewrite the previous person’s last line, then post yours for the next people to rewrite.

Original line:

My rewrite:

The farmer recoiled, screaming, at the broken and grisly remains of his livelihood. Meanwhile, Narul didn't even have time to catch his breath before Mikrab quickly got to his feet, back drenched in swine blood.

I'm going to (very very gently, with no pressure,) tag a couple of people for once @melpomene-grey @tabswrites and anyone else who wants to participate.

Your line to rewrite is:

Shylar and Knoron hesitated for a moment, before she offered her arm, smiling up at him. His hands shook, but he took her arm, and they followed the others.

#rewrite tag #writeblr

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illarian-rambling · 16 days

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Thanks for the tag @somethingclevermahogony!

Rewrite Tag

My line: The blood dripped into the awaiting bowl and painted its alabaster walls crimson. Narul watched it trickled down his arm, skirting past the hairs, rolling veins, and moles. Despite these twenty years of blood lettings, he could not shake a creeping feeling of unease as his eyes followed its creeping path down his arm. He gazed back at himself from the scarlet pool, he could not meet his own eye, could not stand to look that creature in the face. He turned away.

My rewrite: The drip-drop of his flowing blood painted the sides of the alabaster bowl a dark crimson. Narul watched the red rivulet roll down his arm, past moles and hair and old scars. It left him with a creeping sense of unease, watching it leak out of him. It always had, even after twenty years of doing this. In the reflection of the bowl, he saw himself painted in bloody colors - a rough-hewn creature made from gore. Narul looked away.

Your line: From the doorway came a sound between a whimper and a sob. Sepo turned to see Twenari with her hand outstretched. White sparks clung to her fingers like a grotesque parody of shimmering makeup stolen from a parent’s vanity. Abruptly, her shaking knees gave out. The girl sank to the floor, hugging herself pitifully. With utterly dry eyes, she stared at the charred corpse, unblinking and expressionless.

I'll tag @foyle-writes-things @macabremoons @tiredpapergirl @oliolioxenfreewrites and anyone else who wants in :)

#writing #writerscommunity #writblr #my ocs #rewrite tag

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deanturtle · 2 days

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Trying to create a prayer to the raven queen for the players to discover. Trying to strike a balance between being nice and poetic and not adding too much that needs backstory explaining.

Like calling her “the matron of fates, bane of Narull, lady of memories” is nice but won’t mean much to my players who don’t listen to d&d lore videos as they go about their housework.

#dungeon master problems #dungeon nerd #the secrets of Essembra #d&d #dungeonsanddragons #dnd

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444names · 7 months

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Names generated from Indonesian and Indian forenames

Abjish Abjishma Acawa Achali Adijarot Agitrot Ajayuwonod Ajesh Ajiti Amanahia Amanjalima Amaya Amegoe Ament Amesh Ammid Anaturth Anjun Annita Apati Aramar Aramo Arantalish Arapak Arashara Aratha Araty Aravato Ardja Ardjo Arsin Artoka Artumil Arungan Aryantha Astya Asundumind Asung...

Badhya Bahbolesh Bahlaka Balav Barmaurna Basha Bejolonka Bharaja Bharak Bhavita Bhubung Bhuleifen Bhupanse Bhuth Bhuti Bibhen Bindugir Bingan Biparavibi Bonabjit Bunggura Bungoparaj Buwanu Buwasha Buwatya Cecepan Chahlimay Changgian Chanih Chatorohju Chupali Churtia Damirikany Dardjo Darmi Darno Darsh Deela Deeli Deena Deetan Dender Dersimutik Dersioe Deshrek Deshwarjul Devan Dewangga Dhuth Dijuhiri Dininish Dumudi Ekhorvinil Ekhrungga Elika Endhung Eraja Erajaya Eramanesha Erlav Ersini Erthia Evair Evasubra Evesha Faksala Ganjish Gindhan Ginir Ginush Giratul Girul Goeshal Guluan Gundrani Gurpitiza Haidya Hairati Haniah Hankiteung Hanod Harajesh Haruni Harvini Hatin Hayang Heelah Heemmin Hekharok Hemanvit Hemminish Hendyam Hitri Inati Inatira Indiparya Ineharta Inishmir Inshik Intia Irata Iring Irthira Ishang Jachani Jagopit Jalawath Jallah Janega Janit Jathun Jatod Jatutendra Jayagirth Jayakara Jisharsh Jitak Kaling Kankarun Kardinupen Karmi Karokara Karth Kashoem Kembal Keshoka Ketya Khany Khbana Khbinderaj Kiarahli Kitam Koman Kringku Kriya Kubun Lahboe Lanatu Lanta Larangku Lashmaya Lawanyas Leena Leepa Leife Lenadmatik Lendrapo Leshan Madar Madhairan Madnyat Makarya Maksah Maksank Manahish Manggamah Manihan Manilema Maning Manta Mantesh Marakan Marman Marosro Martonod Matarvati Maven Mesia Mindirbal Mochaeya Mudino Mudiya Mukairav Mukani Mukav Mukem Nagul Nahbinan Nailochi Nakha Nalika Napar Narul Natharint Nathuten Natyong Navatta Nehara Neharamo Neharmalah Neman Nesit Nianupak Nigjesh Nihangku Nikan Nirly Nitwiwir Nusmit Oleeptint Oleilesh Oomaraga Padjo Padrajair Palat Pamsia Panadra Panbhikara Panil Panjiveen Panjolo Parset Pasushir Phanit Phanjo Phari Pharin Prajah Prajitamet Prakhing Pramarul Pranju Prapto Prata Prathu Pravinse Prika Prilpan Pripesh Pripet Prishata Priteta Priti Pureyaga Purishil Radeep Raderna Radiyan Radjo Radny Rajipar Rajishnav Rakaj Ramadeep Randevasti Rapoob Rapto Rashanav Ratana Ratika Ratuth Ravan Ravibha Redja Reemanata Rindharti Rinsh Risita Risti Roamaya Rokroen Sacawang Sachaya Sahanusit Sailaka Salakshok Sanarthav Sanga Sangoem Sankita Sannigje Santi Sanuprek Sardin Sarju Sarmana Sarsi Satatia Satumit Satunarta Seemank Seend Sendeer Sethu Shair Shanir Sharatya Sharoamini Shartam Sheepita Shkarish Shmil Shnapo Shnatrakir Shnav Shnaya Shoem Shoeshanya Shoesi Shreza Shwam Sihaipen Sihathav Sinin Sishaeyono Somanti Sommeta Sopik Soseti Sosrish Souman Soumi Soura Souraya Sourexi Sroamin Subra Subratikam Suddha Suddhali Suddhayas Suddhia Suddhiaga Sudhanu Sudhul Sudika Sudipesh Sudirahata Sugenato Sugesha Sugit Suharav Suhishir Sujangsi Sukaj Sukar Sukembar Sukin Sulawatul Suloang Sumegarung Sumin Sumit Sumitesh Sunan Supar Supet Supetaksh Supinorama Surav Suredja Surhan Surhangaya Suria Surno Surthil Susha Sushish Suswarok Sutri Sutrita Suyong Taheet Talaro Taniha Tariaga Tarmani Tawartun Tendika Tiananatta Tilanu Tutejalo Ulajalla Ulaush Umuthilam Upamy Upitenka Uprawathun Vanyati Varti Vatharti Vattinabha Veeptita Velabhi Velakhath Venavi Vendhita Vibhanah Vindra Vinggar Vinil Vinth Vishri Vitar Vruli Vrung Waria Widureela Wikani Winderno Wiwaherata Wiwaty Wiwidha Yugeshrexi Yuwardi Çiven

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somethingclevermahogony · 2 months

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The Regions of Kishetal

Pictured Above: An environmental map of the land of Kishetal

Pictured Above: A map of the 7 Kishic Regions

Pictured Above: A map of the Kishic City-States and their territories

Pictured Above: A map of Significant Stable Forestfolk Populations

Here is a quick overview of the regions of Kishetal, the homeland of Narul and Ninma. And some good ol' maps. I'll be posting in the future about some of the creatures and forestfolk mentioned below!

As always send questions please!

Continues below the cut!

The Regions of Kishetal

1. The Red Cedar Mountains

Pictured Above: The Red Cedar Mountains near Kepfis

The Red Cedar Mountains stretch from the Shabalic Sea in the north nearly to the Sea of Agitu in the south. The Red Cedar Mountains were formed in ancient times having already been present in the Age of Metal and Glass. However, the Red Cedar Mountains are not among the eleven “Chains of Sanctuary,” those mountain ranges around the planet in which humanity sheltered from the wrath of the gods during the Calamity. The predominant underlying stone of the RCM is limestone, with occasional but significant areas and deposits of serpentinite, basalt, and dolerite. The region experiences warm summers and cold winters, often with considerable snow and rainfall, particularly at higher elevations. The Mountains surround Lake Shebali, which acts as an inland sea and a source of food and transport for much of eastern Kishetal. At lower elevations, such as Labisa, the predominant vegetation is juniper and oak. Forests of black pine, cedar, and fir are dominant and common at higher elevations. The highest peaks are home to alpine meadows. Wild grapes, figs, and olives are all abundant in this region alongside their domesticated cousins.

Some fauna include wolves, jackals, wild goats, giant minks, wild bulls(aurochs), leopards, kishic lions, kishic tigers, caracals, roe deer, gazelle, wild boar, eagles, storks, horned rabbits, kishic brown bears, lynxes, and kishic ibex.

Very rarely found is the Kishic Elephant, actually a species of mammoth, these tiny pachyderms are about the same size as the average dairy cow. Only about 100 still survive in sheltered valleys to the north.

Examples of monstrous and magical Fauna including Flesh-eating deer, kiriki, dorasi, and the kutiri. While there are rumors of larger monsters such as dragons, these are mostly little more than legends and folklore. Though there is no telling what creatures could be hiding in the many caves and tunnels which dot the mountains.

There are numerous small forestfolk tribes which live in isolated areas.

(I will post more about that later)

2. The Felic Plain

Pictured Above: The Felic Plain north of Boshalum

The Felic Plains primarily consist of grassland with occasional patches of deciduous forest. The area is famed for its almond trees and its many wildflowers, including wild roses and hasir flowers. During the fall, great patches of the plains turn red with the blooming of hasir flowers.

The region experiences hot summers and mild but wet winters, which makes the region ideal for farming. As such, the Felic Plains act as the bread-basket of Kishetal. The region is split by the Aratshin River, which extends from Lake Shebali to the Green Sea. The plains are disrupted by an especially dense forested area known as the Garden. All attempts to settle the Garden have failed.

Fauna include, wolves, jackals, gazelles, wild bulls, kishic lions, deer, eagles, storks, horned rabbits, kishic brown bears, foxes, wild goats, polecats( which are popular pets), felic falcons, and hyenas.

The plains are home to several monstrous/magical species, including Flesh-eating deer, garudu, takmek, and the Unturu Serpent.

There are a handul of forestfolk tribes as well as a single hillfolk tribe in this region.

3. The Western Coast

Pictured Above: The Western Coast near the city-state of Chibal

The Western Coast borders the Green Sea stretching from Bura in the north to Bisabal in the south. The ecoregion has a warm semi-tropical climate akin to a Mediterranean climate. Winter is the wettest season, and summer is the driest.

The Western coast consists primarily of three biomes. The deciduous forests in the north consist primarily of hornbeams, oaks, maples, cedar, and black pine. The central marshlands surrounding Udur have heavy concentrations of reeds, papyrus, poplar, and willow. The southern plains are similar to the Felic plain region though typically arider. Bay, olive, carob, and sweetgum are all common in this region. The Green Sea and its coast are home to many kinds of edible seaweed which form an essential part of the Chibalic and Buric diets.

Fauna include wild boars, foxes, jackals, wolves, badgers, wildcats, coastal brown bears, gazelles, deer, wild bulls, wild goats, and storks. Marine life includes dolphins, seals, whales, sea turtles, and many species of fish.

Monstrous fauna include bulari, sea-dragons, serpents, krinari, and ramitalek.

Aside from Ikopeshi's there are no surviving forestfolk tribes in this region.

4. The Northern Coast/Sheprian Forest

Pictured Above: The Sheprian Forest near Shepra

The Sheprian forest in the northern part of Kishetal is primarily composed of deciduous trees with occasional conifer patches at areas with higher elevations. Common trees include oak, chestnut, birch, hornbeam, black pine, cedar, and beech.

The climate is temperate with warm dry summers and cold wet winters. The north is typically thought of as the wildest region, with most city-states and settlements, including Shepra, clinging to the Corin river. Sheprian poetry is a unique variety of poetry, similar to the Japanese haiku, which originates from the forest festivals of the northern coast.

Fauna include wolves, jackals, gazelles, wild bulls, kishic lions, deer, eagles, storks, horned rabbits, kishic brown bears, foxes, wild goats, giant minks, horned rabbits, wild sheep, eagles, and kishic leopards.

Monstrous fauna include flesh-eating deer, garudu, kiriki, dorasi, and winged tigers.

This region contains the second highest concentration of forestfolk after the Red Cedar Mountains.

5. The Southern coast

Placed Above: The Southern Coast near Bisabal

The Southern Coast consists of three regions; the southern deciduous forest, the scrubland, and the plains. The climate in the south is quite warm, with summers being hot and dry and winters mild in both temperature and rainfall. On rare occasions, the southern coast may experience heavy snowfall.

Major cities are sparse however, many villages dot the southern coast, many of these villages rely on piracy, preying primarily on Apunian and Jezaani ships traveling to and from the Western Coast.

Limestone plateaus and outcroppings are near the border of the southern coast, and the desert are said to be the remains of ancient buildings though this is not true.

Poplar, olive, bay, carob, almond, oaks, and umbrella pine are all common.

Fauna includes wolves, jackals, gazelles, wild bulls, kishic lions, deer, eagles, storks, horned rabbits, kishic brown bears, foxes, wild goats, polecats, felic falcons, kishic leopards, and hyenas.

The south is home to relatively few monstrous/magical species though it is home to the largest population of kiriki in Kishetal.

There are only two forestfolk populations in this region.

6. The Kipsian Desert

Pictured Above: The limestone formations of the Kipsian desert south east of Kipsu.

The Kipsian desert is the least populated region of Kishetal as the arid environment is not conducive to agriculture. Ruins of older civilizations suggest that the area may have once been more hospitable.

Plant life is sparse and largely limited to hardy shrubs and grasses. The region is famous for its carob and the candies and sweets produced from the carob by its inhabitants. Mesa, plateaus, pillars, and other stone structures are common; foreign visitors often visit the region seeking religious or spiritual enlightenment amongst the arches and columns. Many never leave.

Fauna include jackals, gazelles, kishic lions, deer, gazelle, wild asses, and hyenas. The Kipsian desert is also the only region in Kishetal in which the kishic ostrich and oryx survive.

Monstrous fauna include Flesh-eating deer, takmek, sikara, kiriki, and giant lions.

There are no forestfolk populations here.

7. The Makurian Steppe

Pictured Above: The Makurian Steppe north of Shebal

The Makurian steppe is massive, spreading over most of western Masia. Only a tiny sliver of that vast extent falls in Kishetal. Trees are almost entirely absent. Vast expanses of grass-covered hills define the area. To the north of the steppe is the Shabalic forest, and to the south is the Jezaaic desert.

The heavy presence of sagebrush, sedges, and grasses and the relatively dry climate have led to a preference for a nomadic and pastoralist lifestyle. Makurian tribes regularly raid and intrude in the region, with their westward pushes typically being halted by the mountains.

Fauna include wild horses, wild asses, wild bulls, jackals, gazelle, deer, mountain sheep, macuri lions, and leopards.

Monstrous fauna include the tomob and the wulut.

There are only 3 native forestfolk populations in this region.

As always ask questions! Anything! And if y'all like this I might do this with some other regions.

@patternwelded-quill @flaneurarbiter @skyderman @blackblooms @roach-pizza @illarian-rambling @dezerex @theocticscribe @axl-ul, @persnickety-peahen @angie-j-kay

@surroundedbypearls I was looking through my intro post and I just realized I've been completely forgetting to put you in the taglist! Sorry about that!

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nytsoi · 1 year

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Harakiri for the Sky - Mære

Itävaltalaisduon viides. Edellisen kiekon kohdalla tuli todettua, että jätkät parantaa juoksuaan kokoajan. Tilanne tämän kiekon kohdalla on se, että vauhti vaan saatana kiihtyy. Ihan ku Matti ja Teppo saatana! Parasta Harakiriä iskivät käiveröt taas pöytään, ei voi muuta kuin ihmetellä mistä kaivosta nämä näitä melodiajuoksuja oikein ammentaa. Jättimäisiä ralleja rieska täynnä, ja soundit ansaitsee erityismaininnan. Tuplalevy, 9 biisiä + Placebon coveri. Tsekkaa eritoten Sing for the Damage We've Done (mukana Alcestin Neige) ja Three Empty Words. Kaiken ansaitun hehkutuksen vastapainoksi heitetään kolme argumenttia: Lyriikat melko perseestä, enkun lausuminen karkeaa ja musiikillisesti seuraavaan levyyn on helvetin vaikea enää parantaa. Nippelitiedoksi loppuun pikkutarkoille niiloille: Once upon a Winterille kävi eräs ranskalainen pirkko vetämässä narulle naisvokaalit, mutta levyllä niitä ei kuitenkaan kuulla. Viime hetkillä vedettiin pois niinkuin ilman kortsua jörnivät kikkelikeijot. Syynä muikkelista löytyneet kytkökset ja ilmeisen vankat ajatusmaailmat äärioikeistolaisiin juttuihin, rasismiin ja NSBM -posseihin. Melko pikkumaista.

Lätty julkaistu helmikuun 19, 2021. Spotify.

#2021 #Harakiri for the Sky

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recoveryservers · 3 years

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Discord Recovery Servers Require Strict Rules

Discord is comprised of interest-based servers (communities). Discord members join communities to make new friends, get support, and in our case, find recovery. The Discord crowd is smart, tech-savvy, and not (for the most part) soft spoken. Each server has it’s own rules. Some servers allow porn, profanity, drug glorification, and much more. That being said, you will have a variety of members join your server seeking help.

The beauty of NA is that over time we start to see our similarities, not our differences. You can streamline this process with a detailed set or rules new members must agree to before joining the server.

Discord Recovery Community Server Rule Inspiration

1. Spamming, toxic behavior, racism, discrimination and NSFW content is not permitted on this server.

2. Mature debate is welcome and encouraged as long as you are discussing ideas and not attacking server members.

3. Do not discuss politics in the text forums or during the meetings.

4. Do not perform any advertising or promotion of any kind without asking an admin for approval.

5. Do not offer or accept funds in any form via the text forums or via private message.

6. Do not give medical advice via the text forum or via private message even if you are a medical professional. This includes talking about prescribed medications, supplements, vitamins and dosage.

7. Advertising or promotion of any kind is prohibited unless you obtain approval from an admin.

8. be aware of your fellow members including their triggers and sober time, relapse risk and trauma. No drug glorification of any kind. This includes long conversations about past drug use, etc.

9. No pictures of drugs or drug use or other self harm behavior, no sexually explicit content including profile pics.

10. Do not contact members via direct message multiple times. Harassment via DM’s will not be tolerated.

11. This is not a dating site. We can’t stop intimate relationships but please be respectful of fellow members. If someone isn’t interested in talking to you romantically (or in any way), move on. This is strictly enforced.

Violating these rules will result in either a mute for a set amount of time (1 day, 7 days, or 30 days), or a permanent ban.

We created these rules to create a safe space for recovering addicts to feel supported, loved and respected. Thank you for your cooperation.

#NA #NAServers #NArules #NAguidelines #serverrules #forumrules #Discord #discordrules #recoverysupport

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eggeye · 2 years

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Narul

#oc #original characters #Character Design #drawing #art #digital drawing #clip studio paint

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thedailyreportmedia · 4 years

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MUMBAI: Mumbai police raided a bogus call centre in Delhi and arrested five persons for allegedly operating it and cheating people of lakhs of rupees on the promise of job, an official said on Friday. The racket came to light after a woman, a resident of Ghatkopar east, approached the police on September 9 and lodged a complaint, he said.

In her complaint, the woman alleged that she lost at least Rs 8.16 lakh after a caller duped her by posing as an executive of a prominent job portal, the official said.

The complainant said she had posted her resume on the the job portal through its app. She later received a call from a person, who said he was calling on behalf of that 'placement service' company, he said.

"Through the calls, the caller gained the woman's confidence and obtained details of her bank account, debit card and one time password (OTP) and withdrew at least Rs 8.16 lakh from her account," the official said.

After losing money between August 31 and September 3, the complainant approached the Pant Nagar Police Station.

An offence was registrered under IPC sections 419 and 420, as well as the IT Act against unidentified persons.

During the investigation police got information related to the caller's mobile number, he said.

With the help of technical details, the police team raided the fake call centre in Delhi and arrested five persons identified as Aashique Iqbal Narul Hasan (27), Rahul Tilakraj (21), Ravi Hokla (24), Devesh Kumar Singh (23) and Aditya Kumar Singh (31), the official added.

Police recovered eight hard disks, 23 mobile phones, 47 SIM Cards, 12 debit cards, 11 PayTm cards and cash of Rs 1.74 lakh from the accused, he said, adding that a probe is on.

#Mumbai #Delhi #Police #News #The daily report

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houseki-no-suffering · 5 years

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narules: answer the questions in a new post and tag 10 blogs!

tagged by @lieutenantruby , thanks dear

a-age: 23

b-birthplace: rome (italy)

c-current time: 11am

d-drink you last had: cappuccino

e-easiest person to talk to: depends on how anxious I am in that moment

f-favorite song: Angel with a Shotgun (the cab)

g-grossest memory: this is a little embarrassing but probably that one time I had to unclog a very clogged and unflushed toilet without gloves.

h-horror yes or horror no: I cant stand blood/gore on screen so I guess thats a no in 99% of the cases

i-in love: nope

j-jealous of people: no

l-love at the first sight or should I walk by again: please do walk by again. lets watch a movie and become friends first

m-middle name: the one after my first name and before the third on my birth certificate

n-number of siblings: one

o-one wish: to have enough money to pay for therapy for all of my friends

p-person you last called: a long-date friend

q-question you are always asked: "when are you going to graduate?" in october, pls stop asking, grandma

r-reading anything right now?: rereading Go Get a Roomie because reasons, also reading "The lies of Locke Lamora" and a huge pile of stuff for school

s-song you last sang: this song they were playing on the radio

t-time you woke up: 6:30

u-underwear color: why is this always a question

v-vacation destination: china, literally any place with ruins on this planet, the Alps or another beautiful place where to go hiking and breathe fresh air, asia in general, scandinavia, new zealand... id really like to walk el camino too, thats probably the most precise destination I can think of at the moment. oh and visit friends around the world

w-when was the last time you really laughed?: hearing a story about a friend of my mum's, yesterday

x-x-rays: my wrist and left hand and a couple panoramic radiographs

y-your favorite food: the second most successful post I wrote for this blog was one comparing hnk rocks to pasta. I stand with carbs. Any kind of spicy food is great as well

z-zodiac sign: pisces

tagging @bortzofcourse @karenlimabr @samurai-72 @pancakethepikachu and @enfphos if you want to do this

#not hnk #personal

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