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Can't wait for in a year when he uploads: "I Built for 1,000 Hours in Creative Mode"

@Butter_55

Lore bit.

Small stealers. Likes small creatures that steals. A pirate’s best friend.

@AlternativeSIRIUS

Random worldbuilding idea: Most of the continent is slowly beginning to use steam power, but some nations are also relying other forces given their unique terrain or sweigh capabilities. One of these is magnetpunk, a style in which magnets act as a key pillar for social development instead of steam. I don’t really know where it would fit given my lack of knowledge regarding the world’s lore, but I think an aquatic environment would suit it really well in which fire is not an option. That way a native industrialising power can exist completely submerged which is not eons apart in development from the surface dwellers. I’ve added like a personal interpretation below if you’re interested.

In Etheria's unclaimed regions, there is a city called Lindren right at the edge of the Lindren Sea. Being one of the wilderness' few successful city-states, situation far beyond the grasp of the established nations, it has effectively become a regional hegemon whose culture, customs, and use of sweigh greatly differs compared to traditional powers. Most notably their neo-corporatist governing structure, reflecting the society’s strong affinity towards Confucian ideals. Public classes have mostly succumb to interest groups given the lack of territory or forces for individual elite to control. The rich have mostly integrated as guild leaders and industrial magnates, trying to secure political hegemony for their believes while competing with other factions. The state’s monarch acts as an arbiter, trying to bring compromise and ensure civilisational welfare alongside their regent council and senate.
What gave the city the financial means to strike deals and hire privateers to guarantee its independence is their geographical position. Being the main regional power, they have unparalleled control over the Lindren Sea. Consequently, its resources too, using their aerial sweigh focus to collect riches most civilisations could never reach. These include pigments and spices which are sold for great profit. But most importantly, at the Western side of the Linden Sea, they stumbled upon a number of submerged cliffs with magnetic properties. Overtime, they have slowly extracted them, moving them into their city and realising that these shards have a strong connection to sweigh. Using sweigh, polarities can be shifted and force shifted. It did not take long for several guilds to develop primitive batteries, gradually releasing sweigh to change polarities. This mechanic was used for the first generator prototypes, combining sweigh, magnets, and water to eventually move pistons. Granted, it was more costly than steam energy, but it worked.
Even in the following decades when steam grew in prevalence and contact with the outside world blossomed, magnetpunk continued, By now, it had been ingrained in society, prominent guilds rising to the top which benefited from it and weren’t willing to surrender that status anytime soon. Key infrastructure projects had already been established, connecting households with water towers and air farms to fuel their machinery. Even weaponry, with engineers developing primitive lightning frames capable of attracting and reaiming lighting during thunderstorms (although they’d disintegrate after one use given the immense pressure the machine simply could not survive). But most notably, their aquatic ventures. Magnet technology made it far easier to establish permanent coastal or even submerged settlements. Air had never been the issue, after all sweigh and its runic infrastructure could do that. But actually using energy in the depths in a way that could genuinely harvest resources efficiently and warrant such staggering investments… that was another matter in its entirety. The invention of magnetpunk finally allowed that vision to become a reality. I should also note magnetpunk was established a few decades prior to steam energy, heavily boosting finances temporarily giving the city the capital to fund such a venture.

Apologies for being so vague. This idea is still in its infancy, and I don’t know how everything would function. I just think the aesthetic and creative potential is quite high. Feel free to use as much of this idea as you want. I’ve had the concept for a while now, but it doesn’t really fit into my own personal worldbuilding projects so I haven’t been able to develop it much. Therefore, I decided to mention it to someone that might have a use for it rather than just hoarding it. Hope you find a use for it somewhere & looking forwards to the video. The organic looks really epic :)

@Evolet_X

Chat, we're in for a movie. (EDIT: this aged well)

@Orbsstudios-046-y5f

This build is definitely my favourite one to date and I can't wait to download it!

@orionschmidt8212

We need more villainous factions. You even converted Liches into a friendly faction. The only villainous faction is pirates. I WANT TO SEE PEOPLE IN DESPAIR

@Ash-StudyAsh