/lit/ - Literature

>>22997630
My buddy is making this elaborate fantasy world. I love natural science so I helped him out with rain shadows and stuff. But his world is higher fantasy than cheech and chong. The world was literally created by super-mega-ultra-god who made like twelve other gods and they all have an aspect (fire, water, wind, earth, ice, light, dark, destruction, creation, i think others). They all have spots around his planet, located with towers, and they all have cults or nations but some are atheists somehow. He's spitballed like 8000 years of lore or something but wants to hyperfocus on how cool his heroes are.
>is the world tectonically active or something?
>nah, gods just made it that way
His greatest mistake was writing in time travel and "multiple timelines" - there's at least five and the original timeline was "doomed". His influences look like Elder Scrolls but I don't think he's ever played that, it's more like Homestuck and Final Fantasy. His goal is to make an MMO. I'd play his MMO because he goes balls in on character customization through machines augmentation and polymorphing.
I thought about giving him more advice, like if his planet had a weird tilt so light nation got more sunlight and dark nation got less, and logically heat and ice place should be adjacent, but it's little use. Also I doubt he would ever pay me for it "cause we're friends".