Civilization Overview for Critique and Comments
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Ongoing, First published May 27, 2017
I've long since worked on this project and have gone through several stages of rewriting and refining but have recently come to the point that I can no longer further flesh out this society on my own and though I have asked for any questions they have about the civilization as well as their opinions from others before this will hopefully be the first of a sizable scale.

So what is the civilization? At first it began merely as part of a world building endeavor for a short story during my school years. Later a Dungeons and Dragons campaign in which the players and dungeon master all had a part in creating both the world and story I brought back what was only a rough outline and needed to further define it. During the process of refining it for the campaign I found that I thoroughly enjoyed creating a society from scratch to the point that I have even created a language (spoken and written) for the society though it is just as subject to reworking as the civilization to which it belongs. Since then I have continuously used the civilization as part of the setting or as the origin of a character to keep perfecting it, but unfortunately I have come to the conclusion that even using various scenarios in stories and role-playing games I need many more points of view than my own.
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