Maybe I'll write the rest of my brainstorming here...or maybe I'll forget about it and this will be the last time I write on here who knows.

This is the map of Nekhen, the beastkin desert kingdom. I remember what my favorite nomad people were called too from looking at this! They were called Outlanders. They were the nomads that wore the masks and surfed the dunes in their badass moving skyscrapers

I was using another website called vvd.world. I really enjoyed using it but I didn't want to pay the subscription anymore so I started organizing my stuff elsewhere.

I have a few maps of the areas too. I'd really like to make my own but for now I think just setting up the basic kingdoms then trying to figure out where they go would be a better idea. All of the names I'd say are very place holder btw. I don't plan on many of these being what they are currently.

I'd really like to make a world that feels more unique, since a lot of the stuff I made is based off similar ideas that I've read or played. The vampires are similar to the vamypres in Runescape. Nekhen, the beastkin desert people in the east, are very similar to Ancient Egypt and Shurima.

I should focus on one area at a time but I just can't help myself. I always end up working on another one of the kingdoms when I get bored.

I really wanted the entire world to be a very dark atmosphere. There's a plague running through the major central kingdom. Like the dark ages of Europe when the black death was running rampant. The very south of the map I was brainstorming for.

The kingdom I had most fleshed out was sorta like an Ancient Egypt area. All their deities were inspired from the same mythology with an ascension similar to Shurima's from LoL if you've ever played that. I made a few cities for them and some history. Maybe eventually I'll go over all of it.

I had an old world I was working on for fun, maybe for a dnd campaign or something else eventually. The entire premise of the world was suppose to be built around the ruins of an old empire, like something similar to the Western Roman Empire but much more dramatic.