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Have you heard of Polish city of Krakow?

i didnt even listen to the video

I WAS going to scroll on by, but i did not... Because reasons...

Wildheart=Totem Barb

🤣🤣🤣the dragon tibbies

I thought this was a video about a Polish swamp until I saw the spiky turtle lol. Cool worldbuilding!

This video is a gift.😂

Wait! You said water?

Dude this is awesome.

Sounds like fun

Just going for a roll

Are the commercials good?

This is really good. I’m glad I stumbled upon this video. Underrated for sure. I’m gonna add this to my worldbuilding playlist.

Mixed up is normal for me.

Rabbit techno armor!

Love your video the sound quality was quite nice and your tips are very helpful for me as a new DM thank you for doing such a great job with your content.

You are a very underrated TH-camr If you keep up the good work and you will be well on your way your advice is very helpful for a new dnd like me thank you

This might be useful for my universe where a world war happens in the 1920s and nukes are made and the entirety of humanity? Gone, reduced to atoms.

keep going man, you're doing great

Omfg what do you use for your ai art? This chicken is fvcking awesome

What a strange video

This is a wonderful video to watch and even better to just listen to and take it all in. Thank you. ❤

Bro move the camera away from your face

Dioramas?! Is this foreshadowing something? 🤔

>Watch a video about worldbuilding hoping to get ideas for my own creative process >"Copilot make me an NPC" Oh

Eberron is one of my favorites. Mostly because I love the mix of high fantasy and magical technology. I already own this book in 5e and would absolutely recommend it for anyone else with similar interests.

I've read through Eberron a couple of times and i really like a lot of the elements in it. I'm currently DMing a dungeon of the mad mage campaign which is taking up a lot of my spare time (many changes to the core module have been made) but one day I'd love to give Eberron a go!

A continent sized demiplane drifting through the Astral Sea with its own weird celestial objects sounds cool. I'm interested in hearing more about its people and their environment. Subscribed!

Because the World Building must be done! ❤. Wonderful video. 😊

This was the first of your videos that has shown up in my feed. I subd and I'll check out your channel.

Forests!

Immediate sub

Man, I wish I could weave words together to paint a picture like you do. 😩

Oh oh do the Arctic tundra / taiga! Oh or scrublands!

What's a weather encounter?? I've never heard of this! How do you run one? 😮

Giant moocow!!

This is super cool! I really enjoy your narrative style. Couldnt ask for more other than perhaps a more consistent audio quality. Looking forward to more content from you! Just subscribed :)

It's actually a bit more interesting on an ecological level -- you shouldn't just put megafauna into your fantasy grasslands because they're cool... If you have grasslands, biologically you OUGHT put megafauna there, because in real life grasslands are formed by megafauna grazing/trampling anything larger than grass and small brush. Without those animals, the plant ecosystem would gradually become dominated by large plants that can shade-out their competition, like trees, and the grassland would eventually become a forest over time. Animals and plants don't *just* adapt to their ecosystems but they influence and change those ecosystems as well... The biome is really an interaction between all of its components, both living and non-living

I was so excited for this video when I saw the title but wow was this video so painfully insulting to those of us who live, work, admire and desire the great plains. I hope that you will consider trying again. As a channel seeking to speak on the 'basics of world-building' you really should acknowledge the goodness of each terrain you speak on. Think about it, if the inhabitants in your world don't care about or respect their territory, why would most of them choose to live, build, and as always seems to happen with humans - go to war for their land? Speaking of the land, you barely acknowledged the vast variability of the prairies; for the sake of attempted brevity I will mention that it is more than shrubs and short-grasses (though those are wonderful) there is also savana, bluffs and tallgrasses (tallgrasses which can easily hide an average height person) I respect your feelings regarding the great plains, however should you choose to try again (as I hope you do) I encourage you to speak to/do research about those who *do* recognize the majesty, wonder, importance, and power of the prairies; native americans, homesteaders, heck even many of our storm chasers etc etc. I grew up in kansas (whose topography across the whole state is more varied than I think you realize), and i am here to tell you there is MUCH to cherish about the great plains. As a wise person once said "anyone can love a mountain, it takes a soul to love a prairie". Have a wonderful day!!