Kor Leafhammer,

We apologize for the misunderstanding. There is still much about the world we have to learn.

There is a small forest to the north of our village. The trees are healthy and the spirits there are kind, though wary of outsiders. That wariness is common throughout our lands, though. This forest is away from the Helians, People of the Six.

We understand now that you are People of the One. We find comfort in this similarity, because we too are people of a One. Though we are also people of a Many.

Could you tell us more of the Spark? This sounds familiar to our people. Perhaps we know of the Spark too.

We wish you safe voyage,
The Council of Yedounitse

The Lore Ministry approves of this application.

January 11th, 2021
Helios
Lord Kalo Auratavia and his wife Lady Aila have three children:

• Lord Ravind, heir to House Auratavia and future Grandmaster of the Knights Clairvoyant
• Lady Sara Valero, influential noble in the Hyperion political elite
• Sir Syon, the Reticent, reclusive knight who protects travelers in the Auratavian County forests

To start, Domoutso is inspired by a lot of different things. I like to go to different places in Google Maps streetview to get a sense of what places in my realm look like. I pull a lot from my experiences travelling. I was fascinated by the landscapes of the Canary Islands, and so I Domoutso has a very similar climate and landscape.

Domoutsan culture is largely inspired by the real life societies of Czechia and Japan. The language especially is a combination of the two - it's basically Czech but make it sound Japanese. However, I pull from many other cultures across the planet to add more flavor to Domoutso. For instance, the cuisine is vegetarian and is similar to the food of the Kerala region of southern India. Domoutsan clothing is inspired by the Maya.

There are a lot of stories that I would like to adapt to Domoutso, especially from mythology. I would like to start a series of short stories about various spirits who live in Domoutso similar to a book from Edo period Japan. I'd also like to take inspiration from more "untraditional" (aka not Greek/Roman or Norse) mythologies throughout the world to give Domoutso more uniqueness and depth.

What things outside of Candarion inspire what and how you worldbuild? These don't have to be direct inspiration, but anything that has an influence on you.

Truly a dark day in Kryizon. May Odysseus rest in peace.

Could you make art of a Domoutsan Giant Iguana Rider?

I've lost many a game of The Liar in my days.

Is there a stigma against card games or gambling in Obrexia?

The map looks amazing!!!

Minor nitpick, but would Calledonia / Obrexia be better gallicized as "Calledonie" / "Aubrexie" respectively?

K'oomquatte surely is a beacon of civilization.

What happens in the event of unauthorized urban development?