#wbw

Thanks for the ask! Asyndria after the events of Nameless has an extremely robust infrastructure to support all kinds of disabilities! Having a founding ruler who is disabled, as well as having a significant portion of the population being of a species that is heavily inclined towards mutations and genetic conditions that can result in disability, means that a great deal of funding is allocated towards accessibility and support for its disabled citizens. A relatively large portion of Asyndria's population also use prosthetics, as underdevelopment of limbs is one of the more common traits that the Asyndri people's rapid mutations can cause. When compounded with the facts that Asyndria only recently gained independence through a revolution and that much of the population were former slaves, the result is a culture where prosthetics and mobility aids are commonplace and much consideration is given towards accessibility.

Thank you!

Ooh, we're going with Mar. Which is the name of the world egg Weald and Wen as well as Wake and Glaer and a planned two more (in the main series) take place in.

I chose the name because I like the word mar, or to mar, to ruin or deface...then it gave itself meaning by being a ruined world. A broken world. It's doing its best to not be broken, but it is a mess.

Oooooh so that's a great question because I'm currently facing an incoming heatwave (again) and am very much not looking forward to it 😅

In the epic romantasy WIP, there's no sun sooooo it's rather cool and I'm thinking of leaning into a damp and dreary and all around depressing climate.

Happy WBW~! (World Building Wonders... because it is NOT Wednesday lmao)

Depending on the realm, Exhalo is a bit more disability friendly than Earth. A couple realms do their best to be accessible, but a couple of the more "medieval" ones haven't quite gotten the hang of it yet.

Disability friendly and accessibility is so important thanks to Zola, the God of Disabilities, and her followers/worshippers. There is a higher physical disability focus in the world thanks to Zola, but a couple realms have at least begun to include other disabilities if they aren't already included.

ooh! Thank you for this one. <3

We'll use Hitch for this, specifically the Hells as that's where they're headed.

Common weather in Iggy's Circle is steaming heat. One might imagine humidity but it doesn't quite stick, it leaves all within it glistening and dewy but not wet or sticky. Even the heat of it is too hot but never hot enough to break a sweat. He's grown bored of it, the tease of it, especially after so long up top experiencing real weather.

Iggy likes rain...which a demon can only truly experience in the living plane of Earth. Some Circles have rain but it's not water and it's not pleasant. He likes the cool, some might say refreshing, rains of Earth. Even a downpour is a delight.

But his favorite is snow. Something not found in any measure in the Hells (there's ice but not snow). It's cold, it's fluffy, it can be shaped into things, or eaten...it can be balled up and tossed at someone.

Iggy loves snow. Maybe wouldn't want to live in it, but he'd never pass up a chance to play in it.

Happy WBW (ignore that it’s Friday) and happy disability pride month!!

Happy WBW!

Maaaaaaaaaaaybe but it's a massive spoiler for my Heirs of Tenebris trilogy 😅 All I'll say is, pay attention to the myths of the Shadow Forest 😉

Aside from Heirs of Tenebris, I can't really think of things in my WIP (the epic romantasy) because I'm still fleshing out the world lol