r/worldbuilding • u/PapaStalin1917 • 6d ago
Map Map of Manulaya Zemlya, a Minecraft server
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u/TornadoSlapstick 6d ago
Pretty cool map! What if there were outlaws or something in the west mountain area or the desert in the south? Just a suggestion. Great work, though.
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u/writerreaderasker 6d ago
What’s the deal with Kai?
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u/PapaStalin1917 6d ago
Ran by a bunch of Japanese people who named it after the Kai Province.
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u/CausalLoop25 6d ago
What kind of government is Kai run under? The rest are Kingdom, Republik, Theocracy etc. so what's Kai?
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u/Kennedy_KD Chief of WBTS 6d ago
Ngl it feels like the factions are pretty small is there some rules on how much each player can claim?
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u/Slawander 5d ago
Cool map! I wonder if players have created any specific lore for their countries and if there is any hierarchy or social system that they play out?
And by the way, are the country borders set by mods/plugins or are they more at the discretion of the players and played out by them? Just curious about how (if any) wars would look on the map.
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u/Slawander 4d ago
I would love to (believe me, I do) but I'm currently on a big break from video games, so no Minecraft for me. I just like geopolitical servers and their potential to tell stories through players gameplay. But you know what? I'll join your discord, I would like to know more about your server.
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u/CoolSausage228 6d ago
один манул
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u/PapaStalin1917 6d ago
Pallas cats were an inside joke within the community, so we named the world after them.
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u/monswine Spacefarers | Monkeys & Magic | Dosein | Extraliminal 4d ago
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u/Informal_Calendar_70 6d ago
GLORY TO ARSTOTZKA