argh, I duplicated it
oh well

the duplicate is gone
hurrah

Noice map

thanks :p

It's for the "Gods suddenly pop up" setting

Ah. Makes sense. *continues multitasking*

The black dots are cities. The red dots are sites of massacres and/or important battles. The little triangles are mountains, and the cross-shapes are the gods. The symbol that kind of looks like the one for Pi is for ancient ruins of some sort or another

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such nodding :o

1. The Dead Zone. It's a gigantic, freezing, flat, windy plain devoid of trees or foliage. There are tons of violent undead and nuked cities here. The entirety of it is dripping with radiation.
2. Glacial Wall. Built by the ice god to prevent the Dead Zone's threats spilling out onto his property and those of his allies.

(You might have noticed the little numbers on some of the spots on the map. That's what the above text is referring to.)

ah. Yes. I somewhat have an idea for another place, and it is essentially further out, where plenty of foliage lives. Like, way too much for people to even go through.

Number three is Hanek, a friendly and very religious nation who's main industries are fishing, trade, and oil. The larger city is called Northshore, and is where most of the population resides. The smaller one is Aeirshe's Keep, which is populated entirely by worshippers of Aeirshe and Aeirshe herself. The powerful religious leaders that reside in the Keep rule over the general populace relatively well.

mk.

Oh, that's kinda what #17 is. It's a weird forest that secretes a hallucinogenic gas that causes bizarre dreams, and it's huge

The whole forest is one organism, and it feeds off of those who starve to death while wandering around the forest

Basically, people who get too close to it wander around it in a blurry haze for days on end before starving to death as a result of being incapable of feeding themselves
And then the forest munches on their corpses

well :D

Damn.

yee

The big grey area in the center of the forest is a clearing where a bunch of old-looking temples and cities are located. A ton of tentacle bois vibe there

Man. So a bunch of octopuses decide to throw a party and then Hotel Transelvania 3 happens again

uh oh
hallucinogenic
woopsies
eldritch horror

XD

Numero four-o is Lundite territory. They don't really have cities, but they wanted to have first dibs on the carnage that might happen if the glacial wall's gate shattered.

Area number 8 is occupied by people who are basically dwarves. They're short and live in a city that's inside of a mountain, and they mine stuff

sweet LOTR time

indeed

These are the main races:
Dwarves: Humans descended from radiation-victims. Shorter and stouter than humans, and prone to reckless behavior.
Kerothids: An alien species. They are usually pacifists, but will defend themselves if needed. They look like Mind Flayers (the DnD ones) with crustacean traits (a hard shell in some places, crablike claws for hands, etc). Their god, the Deep One, is one of the most powerful.
Humans: No description needed.
Revenants: Undead who don't change much from their previous lives, and don't try to eat people. Most of them live with the Kerothids, as they offer them free room and board out of curiosity and pity. They aren't welcome in most cities.
Caprans: Goatlike humanoids

heyo, chicken. This is just to let ya know that I'm online rn.

I've rethought my previous stuff, and decided that instead of having the setting be 1000 years after the gods' emergence, it'll be more like 25. That way, it'll be more interesting and recent-feeling and still have some decent history. I've done quite a bit of thinkery-dinking, and decided that the new-ish setting shall be like dis:

Basically, the gods pop up and start doin' bonkers stuff. as you know

The newer idea is that the gods, upon their arrival, sort of warped the land around them to form an area as they appeared. So, that's where the other races came from, and why gods that probably wouldn't be able to build stuff did so anyway

25 years seems like sufficient time for everybody to get somewhat used to the existence of the Immortals and the other races. To keep things interesting, let's assume that there are still large swathes of land that are being fought over, rampant interspecies violence, rogue and highly aggressive gods roaming about, and demigods are starting to appear. All that will most likely make for a cool setting

Ooh, maybe in addition to that, portals of varying size randomly pop up all over the landscape and either plop something out or suck something in before dissappearing