Daily column: “A Fact a Day Keeps the Forum at Bay”
One day, Finaria’s Queen, loved a dessert so much that she ordered all executions to be carried out with it.
Criminals were literally “fed to death”
Thus, “The Death Row Sweet” was born and became Finaria’s most popular dessert
“See this green thing on my head? I don’t know what their species is called, but I’m one hundred percent certain they live exclusively on gossip.”
@ Jarkharik — Ilabersian journalist
P.S. I’m experimenting with portraits.
Daily column: “A Fact a Day Keeps the Forum at Bay”
On the remote, tropical island of Tisea, the law prohibits wearing any clothing whatsoever (except pouches). Tourists are often left in shock when they encounter the local culture.
Daily column: “A Fact a Day Keeps the Forum at Bay”
Because magic is so difficult to perform, many novice mages have to learn a few non-magical tricks—card tricks, for example—just to prove to the villagers that they’re not some bunch of charlatans, but actual spellcasters.
“Do you know what the difference is between a slave and a non-slave? One is a slave, the other isn’t.”
@ trrr-kk-kk’sch \ Doruk — a Flei’Ckar slave of the Korrekian people
Daily column: “A Fact a Day Keeps the Forum at Bay”
In Prea, there are tribes of peculiar nomadic creatures known as the Tunns. Whenever researchers asked them, “What do you worship?” the Tunnai would reply, “Honestly? Hell if we know.”
“You ask me about my path? But what kind of path would it be if it could be put into words? No~ Then it wouldn’t be a path at all, but merely a trail.”
@ Loon’Haak’Kkan — pilgrim nun
"Strength can solve many problems, but no amount of strength can cure indigestion."
@ Harnruk Orrtdol — Ilaberсian warlord
#OC#characterdesign#conceptart
Daily column: “A Fact a Day Keeps the Forum at Bay”
Many aristocrats in northern Ilabercia got so tired of ordinary furniture that they decided to go full biopunk and became obsessed with growing magical corals shaped like furniture.