Faith Kindred

@bluejay

Muslin of mostly foresty shades – brown, green, cream, etc. Knickers, short sleeved shirts, and a leather jerkin for the men; women, the same, except more of a blouse-type shirt with long sleeves being the norm and the addition or ruffles at the cuffs and around the collar – also, no jerkin.

What kind of clothes do they wear? @daeus They sound really nice. I kinda feel like I wouldn’t mind meeting one. 😀

They do sound quite cute @Daeus. 😉 😀 Especially the part about the small noses. 😛

@kate-flournoy I would say so though I don’t have a perfect visualization of them. I wish I were a better artist and could draw one out. They are 2-3 feet tall, basically human like, they live in trees and can spring from one to another like squirrels. Their hair is woolish and of varying colors but I tend to visualize a blondish-brown. All are…[Read more]

Oh wow @Daeus… Teedletiden? They sound… cute. Are they? Are they cute?
For some reason the name reminds me of C. S. Lewis’s pfifiltriggi in ‘Out of the Silent Planet’. 😛

… except I haven’t written mostly anything!

Wahahaha!!!!!!

I do have a year or two at least to psyche myself up thankfully. I’m already having loads of fun with all the creatures: Zargoth, Meredin, Ublidek, Teedletiden – I’m going to have to make some more.

*stares at screen, slowly turns color of guacamole* Chocolate… covered… ozone? Please… tell me you did not just say that.

And good luck with the maps @Daeus— and the fantasy itself, of course! 🙂 It takes a bit to get used to writing fantasy after having done mostly historical fiction, (it happened to me) but once you get the feel for it…[Read more]

Oh well, I’ll just have chocolate covered ozone instead.

Tectonic plates, @Daeus, to be precise. 😛 😉 And no, sorry— no steak. 😉

Cape Horn? What’s that?

Tectonic platters? Hopefully stake’s involved.

Rain?

Cyclones?

Science?

I did start a map today. Working on rudimentary things. Will add cities and further details eventually.

Yeah, I’m studying weather right now in my science @Daeus, so it’s been on the brain a lot lately. 😛 It’s perfectly fine if you’re world doesn’t even have weather patterns at all— it’s just our weather affects our world so much (Cape Horn, for instance, and that’s just one example) it seems like it would be realistic to have important weather…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy I suppose I never understood how much geography and weather affects everything. I am absolutely going to have to create some territory with rare but extreme natural disasters. Unfortunately, all that stuff about wind patterns and weather pretty much left my brain as soon as I was done learning it, but maybe I could just create my…[Read more]