You pull the map out of your pocket and unfold it before yourself, ready to plot your course for adventure! You currently are standing just outside your wooden cabin on the edge of town, r/banter City, which lies alongside Parrote River.
Dubs decide where you go next (please note which direction to travel if visiting far off lands), only serious and Jow Forums-related replies please.
What are the locations we can visit?
Anyway, use my dubs to go north to the lake.
There is a desert to the southeast, a lake to the north, the far north is a snowy land, mountains to the west, far northwest is a volcanic island, and there is another river to the west. The southern part of the continent is more green and lush, the central part plains.
Gotcha.
Let's all go hone and relax
The lake is to the far frozen north, and before setting out across the Parrote river, you gather supplies and lock up. North of the city is the breadbasket of the Jow Forumslands, and you see a happy farmer off in the distance while you travel through.
Say hello to the farmer on my way to the forest lake. Ask him if I should be aware of anything on my way through the wilderness of the forest.
Reroll
There is no real forest above the town, there are plains up to the lake, the farmer is just inside the plains section.
Well, anyway, ask him about the possible hardships I might encounter while traveling through the bantlands. Then continue to the lake.
Reroll. I just want to get to the lake. The must be something cool there.
Reroll
Cool it, I'm just going to stop by the farmer for a while like you said. Hopefully more people show up while I'm doing it.
I wonder why nobody is joining. I thought Jow Forums liked OC
What’s going on here?
You stop by the farmer's place to say hello and ask about the road ahead. The farmer is a very happy fellow, and pleased to see a friendly face. The tells you that the road north is through the flat plains, in which the grasslands spread as far as the eye can see, and extend to the bottom of the lake up north. he does warn you, however, that the northern part of the lake is in the far north, where it gets icy, an strange, troublesome creatures live up that way.
(gotta take a call)
Thank the friendly farmer for his hospitality, wish him a pleasant day and continue through the plains to the lake in the north. Since the northern part of the lake seems to be dangerous, it might be a good idea to camp on the southern shore as soon as I get there for the night.
I'm back. I'm just going to stop this since you're the only one to give a shit.
That's fair. Thanks for hosting!
These things are ancient? Is it supposed to be shocking?
