Hi Ada, happy WBW!! Are there any places or events in your world that are historically significant for the characters?
Thank you! Incredibly late response, but my policy is “better late than never”. So without further ado...
The fields of poppies in Prince Alastair’s homeland once bloomed in white. They are a special variety known as the peace poppy, favorite food of doves. But now, only red poppies grow there.
Growing up, Sycamore never left the phoenixes’ village. She finds it odd that she has vivid mental images of a different village, one she has never visited before. (At least, not in this life.)
Acacia discovered pizza at Daywalker’s Pizzeria. Best day of her life! Our undead friend also met a half-vampire there, so they can be nocturnal buddies.
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Happy wbw! In your world, what is the standard of beauty? (Like what type of person or creature is seen as the most beautiful) What features are considered good luck? Why is this? Have a lovely Wednesday! 💖✨💖
Thank you Isabella! YOU are beautiful <3
All of the below beauty standards are for all genders, unless stated otherwise! For example, gentlemen and nonbinary people in Oneta customarily wear their hair long too.
Features Considered Beautiful
Oneta: Healthy weight, clean presentation, long hair, gentle voice
Twodor: Strong women (regardless of size), a sunny smile
Thrinton: Height, intense eyes, women who are more curvy
Forell: Gender-ambiguous presentation, brown or black eyes (seen as a blessing)
Happy WBW from writingamongthecoloredroses! Is gardening a popular hobby in your world? What flowers are popular?
Thank you for the ask!
Gardening is most popular in Twodor. Throughout the nation, humans often engage in floriography (flower language) signalling with their front gardens. There’s a special breed of giant chrysanthemums, known as Matriarch Mums. Planting this in your garden is symbolic of wanting to adopt children.
Sycamore’s village is located in an area of Twodor, so some of the native culture has rubbed off on the phoenixes. They also love gardening! Although the floral language of humans is lost on them, phoenix gardens are also beautiful. They often prefer warm colors like reds, oranges and golds.
Among phoenixes, managing the household garden is traditionally considered a masculine job. Male phoenixes (tiercels*) shed tears with healing properties, so they can rejuvenate dying plants.
(*The word “tiercel” usually describes a male bird of prey. It comes from “a third”, aka the male falcon is roughly 1/3 smaller than the female. A similar size difference exists in phoenixes.)
Happy WBW! :D What occupations are respected or looked down on?
Thank you for this ask!
Value of Jobs
In Oneta, healthcare workers are the most respected, especially if they deal with vulnerable patients (eg. hospice nurses). They hate to consider other jobs as lesser, but any selfish and inhumane employers are looked upon with disdain. If you mistreat others to line your own wallet, that is lowly.
Twodor’s culture places an emphasis on guardianship. This includes teachers and child caretakers, but also the guardswomen patrolling the village. Other physical labor is also viewed with respect. They consider a “paperwork job” lowly, including legal careers that would be well-respected in our world.
Long post, others under the cut!
Thrinton prides itself on its technological advancements, so S.T.E.M. jobs are highly esteemed. They consider manual, repetitive labor the lowest.
In Forell, anything relating to environmental stewardship is respected. Ironically, leadership jobs are relatively looked down upon. Forell believes showing too much respect towards human leaders is a symptom of hubris.
Fivana respects all jobs, but pays special attention to the arts. All types of artists are well-loved, from writers to pottery painters. The least popular jobs are careers in management.
In Sixney, entrepreneurs and high-ranking organized criminals are respected. Of all the nations, Sixney has the most corrupt law enforcement, and most people would rather trust a mob boss over a cop.
There’s no particular ranking of jobs in Severin. It all depends on how much people love what they do. Those who shamelessly pursue their passions are viewed with the highest respect, while those who squander their dreams and bend to others’ will are looked down upon.
Content creators are well-loved in Eighnes, especially members of animation teams. Physical labor that involves brute strength is seen as undesirable (the job itself - the people aren’t looked down upon).
All roles are respected equally in Ninon, from the most successful hunters to family members unable to work. You are only looked down upon if you sabotage others’ work to make yourself seem better.
Ooo I hope you’re doing well!! Are there any coming-of-age traditions in your world? Is there a specific age where one’s considered an adult?
Thank you for the ask! Hope you’re having a great day too.
In Sycamore’s culture, a phoenix’s first revival is considered a rite of passage. Before then, you would be considered a fledgling (youth) regardless of age.
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It's my favorite day of the week: WBW!!! I hope you're having a wonderful day! My questions this week: what are some common pastimes in your world? Are people more likely to collect cool things, or create their own? What kinds of games do young children play with eachother? And are there other, more "mature" games for adults? - magic-is-something-we-create
Thank you @magic-is-something-we-create​ for this ask!
Oneta: Word games and journals are popular. Older youths and adults are known to collect tea varieties.
Twodor: Children collect old spears and personalize them, carving their initials or painting colorful designs. Dueling and gardening are both common pasttimes.
Thrinton: Lots of people are into competitive gaming, both kids and adults. But some games are off-limits to kids! (Profanity, graphic violence, etc.)
Forell: Nobody truly outgrows games like hide-and-seek. Most adults regularly engage in these activities, and they take it very seriously.
Fivana: All forms of art are common pasttimes. Even children are encouraged to create their own art, even scribbling chalk on the driveway.
Sixney: It’s popular to have a small, personal collection of stolen trinkets. Kids like to pull malicious pranks on entitled people.
Severin: People often collect items related to their passion, such as tools or scraps. Children often play in the mud and make shapes.
Eighnes: Video games and cartoons are popular! Many people collect cartridges and discs for their favorites.
Ninon: Even children are expected to help out the family. Cleaning, gathering, tending the fire, etc. Some kids collect odd rocks or small bones in their spare time.
Happy WBW from @kryskakikomi! What role does religion play in your WIP’s world? If religion isn’t very prominent in the story, how about its mythology/widespread beliefs?
Thank you @kryskakikomi for this ask!
Sycamore’s culture believes in a benevolent sun deity, Mother Solara, who watches over everyone with love and care. She provides life-giving light to Planet Delra, her lovely wife, whose surface comes alive with beautiful flora and fauna under her beloved’s caressing sunbeams. They have been in love for billions of years.
Where Prince Alastair is from, the people make reference to an entity known as the Light: an incomprehensible being that consists of all the compassion in the universe. While it cannot be fully understood by mortals, it is said to appear in one’s final moments in the form most comforting to them. Its name was taken from accounts of near-death experiences.