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What is the origin of this civilization? |
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1. Survivors of a long-forgotten empire, rebuilding on the ruins of the past |
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2. Nomadic tribes who settled after discovering an abundant resource |
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3. A seafaring people, skilled in navigation and trade across vast distances |
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4. A technologically advanced society that harnessed ancient or magical technologies |
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5. Isolated islanders, who developed a unique culture due to their geographic seclusion |
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6. Refugees fleeing environmental disaster, war, or other calamities from another part of the world |
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What is the civilization’s primary source of sustenance and economy? |
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1. Fishing and ocean-based resources, including hunting large marine creatures |
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2. Farming and agriculture, taking advantage of fertile land |
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3. Trade, acting as a central hub for goods from other regions |
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4. Raiding and piracy, taking resources by force from others |
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5. Magical resources, such as crystals, herbs, or creatures harvested from the environment |
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6. Reliance on ancient technologies or magic to sustain their economy and feed their people |
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What are the civilization’s core values or societal focus? |
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1. Harmony with nature, living in balance with the environment |
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2. Exploration and discovery, seeking new lands, knowledge, or technology |
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3. Martial prowess, valuing strength, combat skill, and defense |
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4. Religious or spiritual devotion, following a powerful deity or natural order |
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5. Innovation and progress, constantly seeking to improve technology and society |
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6. Isolationism, choosing to remain apart from the world to maintain their unique way of life |
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How does this civilization view the natural world? |
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1. Nature is sacred, and humans are its stewards |
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2. Nature is something to be tamed and controlled for human benefit |
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3. Nature is a dangerous and unpredictable force that must be appeased |
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4. Nature is a mystery to be explored and understood through science or magic |
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5. Nature is a reflection of the divine, and to harm it is to invoke the wrath of the gods |
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6. Nature is indifferent, and survival means exploiting every resource available |
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What is the civilization’s relationship with magic? |
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1. Magic is woven into everyday life, with most people possessing some degree of magical ability |
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2. Magic is feared and avoided, considered dangerous or corrupting |
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3. Magic is restricted to an elite class or caste, who use it to maintain control over the society |
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4. Magic is a rare but revered gift, bestowed on only a few chosen individuals |
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5. Magic is a tool, used pragmatically in industry, warfare, and governance |
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6. Magic is lost or forgotten, with only remnants of its existence left in relics or ancient texts |
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What kind of government or power structure does the civilization have? |
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1. A monarchy, led by a king or queen who claims divine or magical authority |
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2. A theocracy, where religious leaders or deities rule |
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3. A council of elders or scholars, who make decisions based on tradition or knowledge |
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4. A military dictatorship, where the strongest rule and power is held by force |
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5. A republic or democracy, with elected leaders and representatives |
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6. A clan-based system, where various tribes or families hold regional power, occasionally united by a leader |
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