Threads Of Destiny(Eastern Fantasy, Sequel to Forge of Destiny)

[TimEd]

Geez, ive really been low balling how dangerous those things are.

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There's also the whole civilization eastward who had to build a system to contain the dead.

So in the West we have a vast desert and the nomadic Gold Fields to hold them off, South these angry mountains/volcanoes and a star, East the egypt flavored civilization and North is straight up ocean (and near the Maelstrom I think?).

There's no winning, only grinding attrition where everyone has to outlast the dead.

 

[Kanue Tomkin]

Given zombies don't need to breath, what IS the situation to the north? Is it a bunch of merfolk just holding the line?

 

[AbeoLogos]

In the chunks of the Golden Fields coastal territories which survived, it's the Jin doing it. Since they incorporated the isolated coastal regions into the Alabaster Sands. Further to the east is ??? though yeah.

 

[Therandompers]

Going off the world map post, the maelstrom is farther away from the coast, but yeah its very much a situation of anything and everything even relatively nearby being forced to deal with the unending incursion of the Dead. And have been stuck doing so for the last uh…several thousand years i think? I don't remember when specifically it happened, but i know it was a long ass time ago.

 

[EternalObserver]

[X] She would approach Jia Hong, simply, and boldly, taking what initiative she could.

 

[NotteBoy97]

East the egypt flavored civilization

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Egypt is another continent and civilization. I think the Tower people (from the Journey to the East Intermission) are the Mespotamian/Persian civ though I might be misremembering

 

[thebluebadger]

[X] She would approach Jia Hong, simply, and boldly, taking what initiative she could.