World Building (Possibly NSFW)

American Federation/Anaea Emblem:  

Irrelevant

I worry about stuff.

Back in middle school (2001-2003), I brainstormed a setting where magic and technology existed, the center of the galaxy was called “Wizard Kingdom”, the ruler was Princess Sapphire, there were various worlds like “Ice World”, “Desert World”, “Future World” (and so on), the antagonistic world was “Dark World”, ruled by the wicked Darkfan, and portals were used to travel from world to world.

Eurasian Empire Flag:
 

East Asian Federation Flag:  

@ExtreVile  
You makin’ all these yourself?

@PonyPon  
Yep.

@ExtreVile  
I’m impressed.

@PonyPon  
Yeah, doing a Fallout style of flags.

I’m not good at naming places but have a “country” and a town.
 
Trollpit, and unnatural bowl-shaped swampland. Where the worst of trolls are scent when people had enough of them. The border guard of Trollpit is literally the worst job in the world.
 
Scimimlla, a creepy town that seems to rearrange itself and be almost empty at all times with only one resident ever seen at once. The shopkeepers don’t know anything about there wheres. It has Gazebo.

East Asia Federation Emblem:  

Get the joke?

North Americana Republic Flag  

Let’s see, After the Revonary war of Nazi confederacy, New York splits off taking the stats north of it with it, Texis splits off with new Mexicio, Calafroia takes Alabama and Nevada and then they kick out Florida. A Mediator hits the center of the remaining states. The remaining Shatered States are neer there braking point.

@Shepherd  
Nazi Confederacy?

@ExtreVile
 
Or if the USA won, The Civil war 2 electric boogaloo.

The weapon material system:  
You can make your own weapons or find them in the world. Each have their own durability that goes down as you use them. You can also just pay to have them repaired by an appropriate artisan. You can also enchant most weapons with added effects.
 
The bulk of attributes however, depend on what they’re constructed of-
 
Wood  
-Low durability  
-Not easy to repair without magic  
-Holds several enchantments easily  
-Weak to fire
 
Bone  
-Average durability  
-Impossible to repair without magic  
-Loses durability to over-enchantment
 
Metal  
-Variable Durability  
-Easily repaired and remade  
-Can hold a set amount of enchantments
 
Coral  
-Low durability  
-Cheap repair costs  
-Can be reforged into different weapons after breaking  
-High sell price to certain vendors  
-More effcient in the water
 
Dwarven  
-High Durability  
-Expensive repair costs  
-Always come with unchangeable enchantments  
-Double as tools
 
Elven  
-Low durability  
-“Regrows” durability when not in use or broken  
-Can only hold a single enchantment
 
Saurian  
-Average durability  
-Cannot be repaired or enchanted  
-Can only recharge with certain resources  
-Don’t yield scraps when broken
 
Spirit  
-No durability  
-Can only be acquired in the Great Dream  
-Lost upon exiting, unless you are a shaman  
-Come with unchangeable enchantments
 
Dragon  
-High Durability  
-Vendors will not repair for any price  
-User will be afflicted by Curse for extended use  
-Some Npcs may turn hostile
 
Flesh  
-Average durability  
-Can be converted from bone weapons  
-Cannot be unequipped until broken  
-Can only be repaired with healing items or magic
 
Celestial  
-High durability  
-Cannot be enchanted  
-Can be upgraded by Cyberpriests  
-Attracts high level retrieval units
 
Abyssal  
-No durability, break and reform randomly  
-Gain aura that drains energy from nearby sources  
-Aura grows stronger in battle  
-Stabilizes in water combat
 
Infinite  
-No durability, cannot break  
-Can only own one at a time  
-Can hold limitless enchantments

You make weapons out of dwarves?

@Shepherd  
No, they’re dwarven made.

@Shepherd  
Well if you can make them out of demons.  
Or souls. Do dwarves have souls?

@Darth Prime  
Dwarves don’t even have an afterlife. So that is indeed a good question.

@Darth Prime  
By rules of the setting, yes.
 
In solid form, even.
 
You see, when a dwarf dies, its body petrifies and crumbles to dust rapidly, leaving only a soft, glowing crystal called a heartstone. These are sacred to dwarves and are often inserted into a dwarf’s last or finest work as a memorial, sometimes put into a company structure as a miniature mausoleum.
 
These stones are enchantments all their own and coming from powerful enough dwarves can make a weapon much stronger.
 
Goes without saying you should never use one in front of a live dwarf.

@PonyPon  
Imagine having one of those stones and using it against its living brother.

@PonyPon  
Bet those’d fetch a pretty penny.