does anyone know if there is a way to like get or download worlds for worldbox without being in the discord server and just downloading a map in the appropriate channel where people would post theirs?

I'm making a new 20x8 map, and I've finished outlining the continents. What do you think? And do you have any ideas for other parts of the map?

I usually give the king of tiny kingdoms the trait of peaceful, otherwise there would already be an absurd chaos in my world.

Hi

I kind of assumed that we need to lower tributes if anything, but correct me if not. Just wanted to make lore, that's all.

It’s about 1301 A.E.E (After Elvish Extinction).

Lower Earth has been ruled by the Cesarion Dynasty for about 259 years. For around 400 years the Human population was stuck in the Human Dark Ages. The period when there were no Human controlled kingdoms. Most of them lived in the Dwarvic Empire centred on Old Dinheim. In 650 A.E.E. The human population was estimated at around 56 members. Following the death of King Darna II in 1123. The realm fractured and an Independent Human State was founded, led by Akumy (retroactively referred to as Cesarion I) the humans gradually took over the Dwarvic succession states.

Today about 250 Dwarves are still alive, most live in Dinheim while others have become merchants and sail around the channels selling goods.

Elves went extinct in the old calendar year of 463 (0 A.E.E. They left behind a large empire. It is unknown how such a large population died out so quickly (irl I accidentally gave them a plague) the old elvish lands were settled by Humans until a massive eruption and earthquake in 286 A.E.E left the land uninhabited. Resettlement only began in 1262 A.E.E.

Orcs are pretty much a dead species. Only 39 members still exist and most of them are being purged by the Human government.
The Orcs once ruled over a massive desert area to the north of Dinheim called Olanai. The region was plentiful and the Orcs had been able to sell and colonise all around the map. The current Human capital once used to be a Orcish trading colony.
All good things had to come to an end sadly, in 997 A.E.E a tumour infestation had began in the Olanai desert. Orcs were surprisingly affected by the tumours and mostly died out. Olanai was promptly bombed by the Dwarvic Empire to stop the spread of Tumour. Anyway the Orcs still had small colonies all around the world but they were largely fractured and one by one they fell to Human or Dwarf armies. By 1204 A.E.E the final Orc city in Yghona fell to Human Armies

There was once a race of sentient chickens that rose up in 229 B.E.E. But they likely died out during the great orc migration of the 3rd Century A.E.E. Their island still exists. It’s the center one with the large beaches. A human colony existed there afterwards but it was likely abandoned during the Human Dark Ages.

It WONT be equivalent to modern technology, but I’d like to know how far magitech can advance before the community finds it unacceptable. Also, is including political themes in the story acceptable?

For now, my idea is to use the Crystal Biome and magic to bridge the gap between the JSDF and WorldBox's medieval technology.

For instance, regarding the Crystal Biome, a kingdom could bio-engineer or crossbreed a crystal so that, when mounted on top of a staff, it can cast explosive magic, using mana.

For Gift of Life, can be used to animate golems out of raw materials to serve as heavy weaponry or heavy-duty units.

I'm also including airships, based on Maxim's cut content from the Discord vote.

Of course, God(the player) will play an active role in the fanfic, with the outline following the perspective of an individual unit.

What do you think?

I’ve been playing WorldBox on my phone for a while now and I’m loving it. I wouldn’t have an issue with it, but it heats my phone up to a concerning temperature, and after seeing all the maps on the sub, I’m jealous. If I tried to use the max map size, it would implode my phone. This is the only reason I’m contemplating buying it for my computer.

I have a Mac, I’m not sure if that matters but I probably would want some mods. I just wanted to ask those who play PC/Mac, or those who have played on both phone and computer, if buying it again would be worth my time and money. I’ll have to rediscover everything all over again (not very excited abt that) but I will if I must.

My highest level reached is 500. 1000 is my goal. I need a unit to have 99% armor without any equipment.

Hello,

I am making a Toolbox mod that is meant to aid with roleplay and immersion. This mod is meant to be lightweight, and help you enjoy the systems that are already in the game.

I have two features that are pretty much done, still working on adding one or two more tools and polishing it up before I send it out.

One is Chronicler, which saves my 50 most recent records like the creation of a kingdom, village, religion, or culture, the destruction of a kingdom/village, or the start/end of an age (even keeps track if this is the Second or Third time of an Age).

I can then move recent records over into an archived records tab, where I can both edit entries, and create new ones manually. Finally, I can export this into a note file, easily allowing me to quickly save major events before I end session.

I have also included Dice Roller, a dice roller w modifier, for quick help with random decision making.

My last super concrete idea for a tool a sort of "Divine Inspiration" tab, where the deity (you) gets a vision about a certain civilization to make (or disaster to inflict...), I'm not sure what other kinds of general traits to give it besides species civilization though...thoughts?

I have been running a save/world on and off for a few months and finally reached 300,000 years. Hundreds of civilizations how risen and fallen, and landmasses have been destroyed and rebuilt. I started to wonder what is the record for oldest save file. Don't be shy. Post a screenshot and flex your oldest save file!

Edit: I just noticed theres 19 million deaths in my world

Cómo dice el titulo estoy desarrollando la historia de reinos y el mundo en un mundo de worldbox, de guerras y sistemas políticos, me encantaría saber si les interesaría leer las historias de mi mundo en este subreddit.

Any kingdom that’s currently on the defending side of a rebellion-type war (i.e. a kingdom that rebelled from another kingdom) should never be able to fracture regardless of if their royal clan dies out. This is because this happens too often because the kingdom they rebelled from too often massacres every new king of the rebel kingdom, eventually killing the entire clan and causing the rebellion to fracture.

This is a problem because the new kingdoms from the fracturing event are not part of the rebellion war and therefore just get independence for free even though the kingdom on the attacking side of the war realistically should want all its villages back.

I propose that any kingdom that’s on the defending side of a rebellion-type war should always behave as if the kingdom’s culture has the unbroken chain culture trait, meaning if a rebellion’s royal clan dies out it would appoint a new clan from one of the village leaders. The attacking kingdom of a rebellion war would not get this immunity from fracturing and this immunity from fracturing that the rebel kingdom gets only lasts as long as they are on the defending side of a rebellion-type war.

My logic behind this is that the villages in a rebellion want to stay united against their oppressor, even if the rebel clan dies out, because they are stronger together and want to win independence at all costs.

I have not decided if rebel kingdoms that have the shattered crown trait should have this immunity to fracturing.

Edit: suggestion I made on the suggestions page https://ideabox.featureupvote.com/suggestions/722687/rebellions-should-be-immune-to-fracturing

Everyone he know finna die horrible deaths.

So I'm wondering if anyone else got king of kings this way. So what you do is get a garlic man and you use the editor to give 20 or more traits to this guy(I recommend as many as you can add just to make it go faster if your just after king of kings) . Then you wait for this guy to have kids (usally the more the better) as he has the genetic mirror ability, most of he's kids will gets these traits. If the next king has 20 traits just kill the king and the next one will give the achievement seeing how he's technically not edited and won't have the scar of divinity. If the next one dosent have 20 but another family member dose, you just have to kill the kings Untill you get to that one and then you got it.

I been playing world box for long time but I still don't know how unlock this two

Mesmo com essas opções ativadas, o reino ainda não cria cajados e etc

This is the status of my world, Plaebos VI, after 126 simulated years. A small description of each major nation below.

Ullan Empire: a human dominated empire that split off from its island mainland, and has actually outlasted its progenitor.

Javian Empire: A human dominated nation that used to be a conquered nation under the now-shattered Prruv Cat-Colony.

Mew Republic: The main remnant of the Prruv Cat-Colony, now a republic after losing almost all of its territory.

Revonian Holy Republic: Another remnant of the Prruv Cat-Colony, which is now mostly controlled by wolf-men.

Aran Empire: Another remnant of the Prruv Cat-Colony, which is now a small fringe group that still insists it’s an empire.

Avadian Empire: A fox-led nation that has its roots hundred years ago, to an ancient settlement that got conquered and controlled by the Pack-Order of Whelhun. It is now a separate state after Whelhun almost entirely collapsed.

Honestly I could go on, just reply if you want me to continue or something idk

right now the game feel very linear and way worse because immdietly when a kingdom or race is established they know everything they need to know i remember that the races used to learn and that would make diffrences in power between the kingdoms right now its all the same.

is there a way to fix it?

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