Worldbuilding in RPGs (Wrap-up)

This week's post is really just a wrap-up post on the last month. We've

been covering Worldbuilding in RPGs here, but ours is not the only blog that's been doing so. So here is the overview of the participants and what they've done:

Beyond the Horizon

We've done 5 different posts about worldbuilding and map creation.

Part 1: https://www.beyond-the-horizon-games.com/post/building-your-rpg-world-part-1

Part 2: https://www.beyond-the-horizon-games.com/post/worldbuilding-in-rpgs-part-2

Part 3: https://www.beyond-the-horizon-games.com/post/worldbuilding-in-rpgs-part-3

Part 4: https://www.beyond-the-horizon-games.com/post/worldbuilding-in-rpgs-part-4

Part 5; https://www.beyond-the-horizon-games.com/post/worldbuilding-in-rpgs-part-5

Secondly, we have Rising Phoenix Games joining in.

Yomi the Japanese Land of the Dead: https://www.risingphoenixgames.com/blog/yomi-the-japanese-land-of-the-dead/

Journeys in Yomi: https://www.risingphoenixgames.com/blog/yomi-the-japanese-land-of-the-dead/

Hannah over at Roleplaying Tips gives us the Spiral Method of Worldbuilding: https://www.roleplayingtips.com/rptn/rpt397-the-spiral-method-of-world-building/

James at Mindweaver joins in with some ideas for player-facing maps.

https://www.roleplayingtips.com/rptn/rpt397-the-spiral-method-of-world-building/

And of course, the RPG Blog Carnival is hosted by Of Dice and Dragons. https://ofdiceanddragons.com/

Be sure to check them all out. :)

As for November - Art-spiration!