[ SECRET POST #3921 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3921 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel a bit like that, too, but sometimes when I look at this map, I feel like the mountains are a little convenient-looking. Like how the ones around Mordor are practically a rectangle and the ones across the north feel like a shorthand for "Everything up here has no bearing on the story." I prefer how things just peter out to the east, with fewer topographic features, rather than a wall of mountains. I don't mind it so much in Middle Earth, but I feel like a lot of subsequent fantasy writers inspired by Tolkien do a far worse job of inventing a world that looks decent geographically and topographically.

Of course, IRL, Europe is so weird-looking. It's like a hack fantasy writer drew a bad map and we're all supposed to pretend it doesn't look ridiculous and fake. Look at Italy sticking out there like that. Now look at South America. Sure, there's the pointy, scruffy bit down at the southern end, but you don't see any weird-shit boot peninsula sticking out, do you? No sir. South America is a proper and believable continent.

[(Anonymous)]

And Scandinavia! a bifurcated penis with Finland-testicles.

[(Anonymous)]

I choked on my drink, thank you.

[(Anonymous)]

you're welcome!