Previously: We determined the three original seats of human civilization on Eos. Each was pitched by the servant of a god to the humans living in the creshold valley. Each…
Last time we looked at The World of Eos, we established the first three cities that were formed when humanity was introduced to the world. We named those cities, Eld,…
Sometimes when you're working on a setting, you don't want to create a whole pantheon from the ground up, or a complex and details religion starting from the very origins…
Welcome back, imaginary regular readers! You may notice I've changed the title of this series of posts. Last week I discussed the age of dreaming, and the development of the…
The development of OPERATION FERGUS continues today as we look at the foundation civilizations. We have an idea of what we need based on the stories we have determined, so…
A simple update this week, I'm looking at the pantheon I've developed for Project FERGUS and developing it a little bit further. If you've read up on previous posts, you'll…
Things in Project FERGUS are getting serious now. I am wanting to start naming things, such as the cultures, the locations, and the names of the Gods in the pantheon,…
Back to Project FERGUS!So I've determined a lot about the world's history, but only what we might call the ACTUAL history. Of course, most of the cultures and civilizations (if…
Today we're further developing the new and original fantasy setting, temporarily called Project FERGUS. We know the genre profile includes Adventure Fantasy, Sword & Sorcery, Ancient Horror. And from last…
The purpose of this post is to ask the question: How can I make a fictional religion for my world feel less "fantasy" and more authentic to an ancient world?…