World building a thriving fantasy world generations after the apocalypse

[@JustInTimeWorlds]

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[@TheMichaellathrop]

Another fun consideration is the misunderstanding of remaining artifacts, I remember watching some anime back in the 90's that was mostly fantasy but the ancient ruins looked like a destroyed modern city and there were these cyborgs prowling around in in them, but the people thought that they were demons or a product of necromancy.

[@JustInTimeWorlds]

Endless shenanigans right there 😁

[@binkbonkbones3402]

You're such an insightful speaker. You're so clear and concise without feeling like you're not being descriptive enough, a lot of KZbin could learn from this channel

[@JustInTimeWorlds]

Thank you :)

[@DamienZshadow]

This idea really does best when you view history as cyclical. It just becomes a little spoiling to the plot if you say that history literally repeats itself unless you introduce something new that has never happened.

[@elderscrollsswimmer4833]

The webcomic Stand Still Stay Silent starts with a just before the end prologue and the story takes place 90 years later, in the Nordic countries.

[@moraine2442]

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[@elesad2547]

Thank you very much for your insights, they're always useful !

[@ronecotex]

I think asteroids would be the most interesting apocalypse because they get up bacteria on them alien life maybe it affects gravity in some areas lots of potential

[@elgordo107able]

Algo que se me ocurre es un mundo post post post apocalíptico (perdón por el nombre largo, quería ser especifico y salió más o menos), o sea, un mundo ya, casi, recuperado, los imperios ya están decayendo y las mini potencias están agarrando fuerza, además de que ya está acensándose el sentimiento acelerar la recuperación del mundo.

[@StarlasAiko]

"The worst has happened. Civilisation has fallen." Would that really be the worst to happen? Would that even be a bad thing at all?