☎️: "Moshimoshi!" This week's world-building theme is "entertainment"! We want to hear about the ways that your constructed world's peoples have fun. Today's question is free-form: tell us about your world's different forms of entertainment in as many or little words as possible.
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Here's a twist: do you have any disabled #OCs? Tell us about them! What are their disabilities, and how do they navigate your constructed world as a disabled person? If your world has an overarching narrative, what is their role in it: are they the main focus, or in the background?
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How affordable is it to live as a person with disabilities in your constructed world's civilizations? Are disabilities subsidized by the government? Are there hidden fees associated with having disabilities (such as mandatory software upgrades, or one's aids being hard to repair)?
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What are the types of accessibility features and tools that are present in your constructed world? Are there tools for those who lack certain senses (like tactile, aural, visual aids)? Are they built into your civilizations, or are they personal devices? A mix of both?
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How do the civilizations in your constructed world see disability? Are disabilities seen as errors that need to be fixed, a normal aspect of daily life, or something divine? What is the general quality of life for a disabled person in these civilizations: good, decent, poor?
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Forgot the #OCWorld and #prompts tags, whoops.
Free tidbit, as a treat: this question was partly inspired by the below-linked SciShow video. It goes over a few human genetic mutations that let certain ethnic groups process food in a variety of ways (for better or for worse), among other adaptations!

Mabuhay! This week's world-building theme is "disability"! We want to hear about the cultural perceptions of disability in your constructed world's civilizations. Today's question is free-form: tell us how disability is seen in your world in as many or little words as possible.
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Say that a universe-traveling gastronomist made a visit to your constructed world, to "detail the culinary diversity of all known universes". What's the one dish that your civilizations' peoples would say summarizes their cultural cuisine? Describe it in as much detail as possible.
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Are food allergies a common concern in your constructed world's civilizations? If your world has multiple species of people, is there a "food council" that catalogues what foods are toxic across its different species? How regulated are these potentially-toxic foods?
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How do the peoples in your constructed world's civilizations eat? Do they use utensils? Do they use specific body parts? Are there certain etiquette rules that need to be followed while they are eating; are they forced to modify these rules when in other civilizations?
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Latha math! This week's world-building theme is "food"! We want to hear about the foods and dietary needs of your constructed world's peoples. Today's question is free-form: tell us about the food that your world's peoples eat in as many or little words as possible.
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Imagine you could enter one of your world's civilizations (ignoring any factors that would make this impossible, and without bringing any bad germs along with you). Which diseases would you need to worry about the most? What food, drink, or other items would be hazardous to you?
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What are (or were) the most dangerous diseases known to the peoples in your constructed world? Are they contagious? Can they pass between species? Are they curable? How does one stay protected from them? Have they ever been eradicated; if so, can they ever come back?
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How frequently do the peoples in your constructed world's civilizations rest? Do they take a single long rest, or do they take many short ones throughout the day? Do these rests shut down all of one's senses, or only some of them; if the latter is true, which senses stay on?
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What does a healthy individual look like for the peoples in your constructed world? How are their bodies adapted to the environment(s) that they live in? How do they maintain their bodies: with exercise, a specific diet, something else? Do these requirements ever change?
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My pirate crew’s weapons! Can you guess what any of them does?

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Nĭmen hăo! This week's world-building theme is "health"! We want to hear about how the peoples in your constructed world keep themselves fit and disease-free. Today's question is free-form: tell us about your civilizations' stances on health in as many or little words as possible.
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Has there ever been a time in your constructed world's history where two entirely-different modes of expression clashed in some way? Think something like a gesture being read as an insult, or a way of dress signifying an unexpected gender. Was it a minor or major incident?
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Do courtship rituals exist within the cultures of your constructed world? If so, to what extent would one express their attraction to another? Are there specific seasons where these rituals are performed? Do the results of a successful match-up last a long or short period of time?
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The largest and strongest bigfoot can always be replaced by a larger and stronger bigfoot but more importantly he's balanced out by other factors like kinship bonds and female solidarity.
The Hags presumably have an understood next in line after Doctor Wode just in case.

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Is gender a concept in the cultures of your constructed world? If it is, how many genders does each culture have, and how do these genders differ: is it by certain visual, biological, and/or mental factors, or something else entirely? Is gender seen as static, or can it change?
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How emotive are the peoples in your constructed world? Are their expressions obvious to those outside of their culture (and/or species), or are they more subtle? Are certain expressions often misinterpreted (like a smile reading as friendly instead of aggressive, or vice versa)?
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Namaste! This week's world-building theme is "expression". We want to hear about how the peoples in your constructed world self-express. Today's question is free-form: tell us about the many ways of self-expression in your world's cultures in as many or little words as possible.
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Name an important figure (or #OCs) in the history of your constructed world. Who were they, both inside and outside of their community? What did they do that was notable, and did this benefit their homeland? Are they universally loved, or are they villainized by one or more groups?
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Are there certain cultures, peoples, groups, or otherwise that became lost to history in your constructed world? Was this loss caused by a natural disaster, or an outside power? Are there trace elements of their existence in the world itself, such as words or tools?
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Is there a specific moment in your constructed world's history that was immortalized in an unusual way? Is there a historical figure associated with a particular activity, or food, that is had during a certain time of year? If so, is it seen as a symbol of pride or mockery?
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Are there parts of your constructed world's history that are celebrated by one (or more) of its civilizations? If so, how is it celebrated: with clothing, food, music, dance? On the inverse, are these same events hidden by other civilizations— and if so, why?
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Akkam! This week's world-building theme is "history". We want to hear about the in-universe history of your constructed world. Today's question is free-form: tell us about your world's history (or how you went about making it) in as many or little words as possible.
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Look to your constructed world's stars: do they hold any spiritual meaning to any of your civilizations? Do they have an astrology system based on them? Is there a myth or folklore surrounding the names of stars and/or constellations? Are any of them used for navigation?
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Is there a specific thing from your constructed world's culture(s) that is only had during a certain time? Are there foods, clothing, or instruments that are associated with certain celebrations, milestones, and/or seasons? Are these limits set for cultural or practical reasons?
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