...and also some dark, because otherwise that would get confusing...

>>14372071
What already Niggers? Fuck this world - it's already doomed

Light poured out into the universe, and it was born of the stars. With the light came heat, and the warmth was known by the universe, but the warmth had no destination.

And so, let us forge worlds to house the warmth.

Let there be earth and stone.

And upon the earth and stone a persistent harsh wind blew.

>>14372097
And from the rocks borne from nothing seeped great torrents of water and magma.

>>14372112
>>14372117
And so the molten core was formed, and great oceans of howling winds came to writhe upon the surface, twisting the stones into mountains and continents.

>>14372117
And from the magma came forth the first living creatures of this new land, short and stocky and with an affinity to rock and earth. We shall call them dwarves.

The greatest stars in the sky sought to explore this brave new land, and collided with the land and seas. These took root, and became the first plants.

The earth and stone crash together, forming massive spheres and the warmth poured into them, baking them.

The stone cracks and the earth burns. The strength of the stars, the hot geysers and the magma is too great, the warmth is destroying the stone and earth. The harsh wind scatters the stone dust and the ashen earth. Let there be cold water and a chilling air.

>>14372133

And the dwarves looked upon the bare rock and magma, and had an affinity unto it, and longed to remain close to it, for their flesh was born of stone and their hearts of molten iron.

From the oceans, fish began to emerge. These became lizards and, in time, great dragons.

And so the dwarves found competition.

>>14372157
And the oceans spread to the earth in little streams, and some fish went with them: they shall be known as rivers.

>>14372157
As did the first land-dwelling reptilian races, the morbid Kobolds. From the other side of the same coin, the timid Cutebolds came to be.

>>14372141
As the first trees began to bud, early elves emerged from the flowers. They grew in size and number, and mastered the crafts of cloth and music. The came to dwell in the forests that bore them, revering the trees of their origins above all the others.

So came the first fags.

The cold wind sweeps across the water and ice is formed. Great swaths of ice form where the stars' light doesn't fall.

From the ice, great beasts of fluid shape with cold, frozen skeletons marched forth. The demons of the land are of water and ice, and oppose the dwarves.

Many of the first gods who engineered the plane saw it was good. They cast off their divinity, to dwell beside the creatures of the plane in body and spirit. Their essence would come to imbue select individuals with great skill and power, becoming the first heroes.

These gods became the first Player Characters, and in hushed whispers, they referred to the world they had helped form as "Ti'gee".

The dwarves began to craft the animals of the world. They mixed and matched different parts to create a myriad of different species, but all dwarves agreed that their greatest creation was the platypus, and so they held it as a sacred creature.

>>14372227
Fine. It's not a world without the capacity for gods to play as their own self-inserts. Look at Jesus.

>>14372266
Or the Avatars. Vishnu at least made them all unique and different from each other.

Can't wait for the new campaign, where he brings in this guy called Kalki. He seems pretty cool!

The dwarves delighted in their creations, but were dismayed by the ice wastes and burgeoning flora, and dug deep caverns into the ground, and sought after the magma. There they found precious stones and metals, and were held in wonderment of them.

And so too did the elves create a menagerie of life. They created birds and deer, and other such camp woodland life. But the creature they most found pride in was the cat, for it's grace and aloofness.

And so it became traditional for elven high priests and priestesses to dress as the cat, in homage to their patron creature.

>>14372304
So came the first furries.

Kobolds, seeing the wondrous animals created by the dwarves and elves attempted to birth their own creations. They only managed to make the armadillo. Cutebolds managed to create puppies.

The Kobolds too tried to mimic the biological experimentation of the other races, but found no affinity for such things. They instead produced the first machinery, slowly producing the first vehicles and traps, among other such automations.

The cutebolds gave it a go, but decided they preferred baking.

>>14372323
>>14372325
Ah shit. Bound to happen sooner or later.
Personally, I prefer the mechanics and cakes.

Dragons, feeling left out in this animal creation drive, snatched up a dwarf and elf and fused them together in its fiery breath. So was the first man born.

>>14372335

From hence forth the Dragons were referred to as "douchebags", or "Dicks."

From then on every 3rd of March came the yearly festival, Slaying of the Douche.

>>14372335
So was the strength of the dwarf infused with the wisdom and intuitiveness of the elf, though failing to rival either species in both aspects. Man found his skill in propogation, building great cities and kingdoms of which to call his own.

So were the lands to the west claimed for the kingdoms of man.

>>14372335
And the man, confused of being two races at once and having nothing of his own, went about and laid with everything else in the world, and so was the first Alpha born.

And the elves were alarmed by the progression of the contemporary race of man, and quickly established their borders around the largest forests of the world.

So were the lands to the East claimed for the kingdoms of Elves.

>>14372351
Alpha?

I see a lot of breakable shit here, and no hammers, so how about I make some demons that love to break things, and then I let them run around!

>>14372359
So came the first That Guys. In the travels of the Player Characters, they saw these entities and saw they were bad. That Guys were born into the lesser species as were the Player Characters; so a sect of the Player Characters vowed to reveal and vanquish the demons wherever they were found.

So came the first moralfags. The name they carried with pride, for they were strong enough to bear it.

The Dwarves were found to gravitate away from the affairs of the other species, and found their homes in the great mountains of the world, where they deemed it best to STRIKE THE EARTH and build their collosal civilisations in the earth that bore them, away from the prying eyes of the other races.

So were the lands to the north claimed for the kingdoms of dwarves.

The kobolds saw the other races and were scared by them, and how they were all so large and with so much strength the small lizards did not have. They fled away from them into the underground caverns and deep jungles, and filled their homes with traps to dissuade others from following.

So were the lands to the south claimed for the kingdoms of kobolds.

>>14372389
But long had the stone beneath them been left to grow, and from depths of the world could be found species peculiar and unheard of.

So came the deep races- the Drow (who had shyed away from the light at the beginning of their mother-race), the Giants, and other such beings came to emerge from the soil- to peer curiously on the races of the surface; some with wonder, and some with a hunger.

The men, in their vigour, made a great many wonderful spires and cities wrought from the metals bought from the dwarves, and decorated them all about with the artistry of the elves, and dedicated themselves to the aquirement of knowledge and learning, and built many libraries in their glittering cities in the west. But men, being forged with the breath of the lizards, had within them a mote of the darkness of the deep waters, and longed to voyage across the oceans. They built great navies, and set off to find new lands, for the wanderlust was in them.

>>14372406
But there was disagreement between the twin-races of Kobolds and Cutebolds- for while the Kobolds thought it wise to retreat from the surface, the Cutebolds wished only to frolic in the sunlight, and enjoy the world above.

So most Kobolds retreated into stone, and most Cutebolds retained villages and camps on the surface. The Kobolds who retreated grew more paranoid and angry with the world which, in their eyes, cast them out- and came to despise the affairs of the other races.

So when the Dwarves encountered the Kobolds in their realm of stone, the Kobolds lashed out, leading to a lengthy distrust between the species.

And so did the world and it's races come to be- but many milennia will pass yet, and the races of the world will shape their lands as they see fit.

What is this brave new world called, I wonder?

>>14372431

Within the darkness of the waves, in places the light of the gods did not touch motes of primordial chaos gathered and coalesced into monsters of no rational shape, nor or size, nor of temperament. Though they shunned the light of the sun and stars in equal measure the movement of the new boats upon the old waters did piss them off, and the Lurkers did rise up as Great OldFags and pull many a sailor to their doom, making sea travel dangerous and the career of only the truly hardy.

>>14372472
Whatever it is, those who remember the old tongue will always call the world by it's true secret name- Ti'gee.

>>14372433
And there was war beneath the ground, between the Kobold, and the Dwarf, and the Drow, and the earth shook with wrath, that the creatures it had given life to wrought death and destruction upon each other. And in their distrust and hate, the subterranean folk did all ignore the signs and warnings of a great evil rising in the depths of the world.

>>14372496
For there are forces which predate even the gods that rest beyond the walls of this reality, and no force exists on Ti'gee which can halt their blind, stumbling progress if they wake.

>>14372534
But such an awakening should only occur many aeons into the future- if at all. And if the denizens of Ti'gee are careful, they need never disturb the Blind Idiot Gods that dwell /b/eyond the wall of sleep.

>mfw this thread

I love you, /tg/.

>>14372552
Understood.
Anyway, let us return to the affairs of the surface races. What contact has been made by the sea-faring civilisations of man with the strange and new races of the north, east and south?

And then the Tarrasque woke up.

>Chance to forge a world from scratch
>Create a generic, Tolkien-esque setting

Really, guys?

>>14372576
But then it didn't.

>>14372576
And yay, there was much running and screaming in the streets. Babes were offered as sacrifice, but none could sate that Tarrasque's hunger.

>>14372593
We'll be original next time. This is an exercise- to get our bearings, and practice the steps toward creating a planet and the life which populates it.

I think we did rather well, /tg/ (or should I say, the PCs of Ti'gee).

We did good here. I'm off to archive this now.

LET THERE BE WAR

Finally, the angels were created to keep watch over the mortal races of this world. Ever vigilant and just, these beings rarely take part in the dealings of mortals, intervening only when it is an absolute necessity.

They rule a floating city of gold above the clouds.

>>14372568
Sergals.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/14372065/

And there it is. The thread seems to be slowing down, but don't forget to update the archive if any big developments occur.

This thread proves why collaborative work is garbage if you are not careful with who you allow to collaborate. Yes, having multiple perspectives and voices is beneficial but being indiscriminate about it is a one way ticket to shit tier city with a stop over at derpastan.

>>14372639

Start a new one for an actual, you know, original setting.

>>14372640
I didn't think we did that badly. We were more or less consistent up to the point where someone said the word 'Tarrasque'.

Let there be a miasma of incandescent plasma.

>>14372647
I'm not actually the OP, but you know. I'll start a thread 'Genesis II' in a minute, and leave it at that.

I'll include the keyword 'modern'. Give it some thought, and keep an eye out.

>>14372653

Its not gods aweful but it doesn't feel inspired because most collaborative work doesn't feel inspired. IMO creating original content is only worth the effort if it produces a 7/10 or above others its just more crap clogging the system. IMO this is about a 4.5/10, its just not different enough from things Ive seen before.

But I'm just a published author so what do I know.

>>14372593

I tried Ice demons, but they didn't seem to take.

>>14372685
>I'm a (noun)
>Anonymous
Notice how your credibility is 0, Anonymous.

>>14372685
Now now anon, no cock-waving.

>>14372696

I realize that, I'm just trying to high light the fact I actually know how to write, you can believe me or not.

>>14372706

I see what you did there.

The new thread is established.

>>14372708

Who is ready to ascend?

>>14372706
Hey, I'm just telling you that you're being an arrogant little pisswaver, but what do I know, I'm just a United Nations ambassador.

>>14372706
>Knows how to write
>Highlight written as two words

Right.

>>14372717

Doesn't mean they can't have a point if yo red what they said, the shit in this thread is garbage, but what do I know , I'm just your spiritual liege.

>>14372744
>>14372744
Doesn't mean their point is more valid because of their profession, but I don't have much room to talk, I'm just the President of the United States of America, Barack Hussein Obama.

>>14372593
>>14372593
>>14372593
>>14372593
>>14372593


This. Seriously, this. I've been thinking it since the Dwarves were mentioned, but I wanted to keep my mouth shut and see what would happen. I like some of the writing style in this thread - it feels epic, but you've still done what this poster says.