Forgotten Tales

World:
Guderwunsis (Gud-er-win-ziz)
Island:
Moreau (more-oh) - based from the island of Dr moreau

jojoboss wrote:

Cleopatra wrote:Déjà vu

This is French, why?

In English its used as a phrase. For example: say if one day my friend tripped over a ham sandwhich, and another day he does the same, we'll call it deja vu

Unit123 wrote:

jojoboss wrote:

Cleopatra wrote:Déjà vu

This is French, why?

In English its used as a phrase. For example: say if one day my friend tripped over a ham sandwhich, and another day he does the same, we'll call it deja vu

Ok lol

Continent-minoplace , world -forgotten world

What does Dwork know of continents? Nothing.

Who names continents? Those powerful entities that know of such things - not us lesser life forms.

I'm guessing that in the minds of those powerful entities each continent will have an overriding epic story, where gods and mortals meet - and have overwhelming influence life and death on that continent.

The continent we know now is clearly the Weissten Domain. Li-Nir Muin has moved on to other places, but that power's works continue to leave their mark, driving every adventurous soul on the continent to risk life and limb and sanity to uncover the mystery.

Dwork knows even less of worlds - that is truly only in the minds of higher entities (and most are higher than him).

Perhaps inspiration is divinely inspired, and perhaps Dwork (when he thinks of such things) would name the world Graven Primus - the first world carved out the unknown that came before.

Gandalf wrote:hi! feel free to throw in a name for the continent, where the FT story plays atm (there will be other continents in the future).

also, you can give the world a name, too.

when we chose your name (and it is not from anywhere in the internet), you get +5 level each for the continent name and the world name

Continent - Lost Temple

World - Land of Chaos


maybe vice versa

WORLD; DWORKONIA
CONTINENT; SECULATA
DISTRICT 1 LATVERIA
DISTRICT 2 MINIOPOLIS

In honour of the month that FT was released, let's call the world Februalia.

Ok - I've looked this up, but apparently February was named after the Latin Februalia, a time during which sacrifices were made to atone for sins.

Sacrifices and sins? That's what FT is all about!

jojoboss wrote:

Cleopatra wrote:Déjà vu

This is French, why?

Do you like the same meaning with a touch of latin? There you are:

Revidia
Memento
Agnoscia
Recordabitur

Leone wrote:In honour of the month that FT was released, let's call the world Februalia.

Ok - I've looked this up, but apparently February was named after the Latin Februalia, a time during which sacrifices were made to atone for sins.

Sacrifices and sins? That's what FT is all about!

This is a grand idea Leone.maybe use that in my story about F.t.