#mirves

Well, damn. Depends on the state of planned completion.

Most developed to the expectations might be the Wiendell: Wings and Light setting for Caramel Dice TTRPGS WIP. The world is supposed to be lore-rich and with lots of possible customization by each individual DM who ought to run it, politics-speaking, so as a "fill out the missing pieces yourself!" type world I guess it's attabout 99% complete. Throw in the batshit insane metaphysical divinity lore and you'll explain every single inaccuracy/retcon there might be.

Next up could possibly be Raskol, another Caramel Dice setting. Mostly ripping off ideas and story arcs from other media, it's about 75% done. Some lore is omitted like the Han Empire across the ocean and what happened to "Europe" in the setting post-Brightest Night, but fun's fun, the setting is majorly developed and filled out. I might redo the world map and make it better-defined, but for now it is what it is.

Book-wise... Probably The Dark Times of Lenedos, with all the planned books encompassing the world very well, and capturing the charm of every era and every nation's golden age before the fall. It's about the same 75% done, I still got to shuffle around certain things like dragons and their literaly immortal blood, the various ethnicities of humans, the landclaim statuses of elves and dwarves et al.

In it, there are 8 races, all humanoid but none truly human, who are in relatively friendly relations.

Among them, the focus of this post, are the snadra/kegons race.

This race appears similar to the dragonborn of the Forgotten Realms, except for the more "snake" vibe, and a long snake tail they have. Note; They aren't "bottom-half snake", but simply dragonborn with a tail that is similar to that of snakes.

Snadra live in the mountainous and hot continent in the middle of the world, and have a flourishing civilization. They are philosophers and hold no religion, praising no gods, yet, they have an ideoligion they follow, which is fairly absolutive about the terms of "Good" and "Bad".

Snadra value life over everything. A killing of one Snadra by another marks the killer as a Kegon, as in, "no longer one of us".

Kegons, killers, are not Snadra - They are marked as "opposites". Whatever rules of virtue exist for Snadra in their tenets, for Kegons, are reversed. They must be killed, they must be hurt, they must be stolen from, they must be destroyed, discriminated against, disrespected, because they disrespected the sole rule above all - Do not kill another Snadra.