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I'm happy to see a thread like this! Wasn't sure if many others tend to imagine yuri-centric worlds and such. A general idea I was playing with recently:

>What kind of setting is this? Sci-fi? Fantasy? Alternate History? Close to real life?
Fantasy.

High fantasy with lots of magic, D&D-esque world. The "good" region where heroines would be from is a kingdom (Queendom?) where the entire population is female.

>Are men still around? Regardless of yes or no, what has happened to them? Dead? Turned gay? Etc.
Men are the enemy, basically. They're the 'other', and the threat to be opposed by heroines and the female queendoms and such.

Races can be 'female-aligned' or 'male-aligned'. Female races are exclusively female, and women from them are able to impregnate each other through magic yuri sex or what not. These would include pretty and traditionally good-aligned races like Elves, Fairies, Mermaids, etc. Male races, by contrast, have a majority male population with some females they use to propagate. These races would include those like Orcs, Goblins and the like.

Humans would probably have female-aligned variants and male-aligned variants. The former being all-female yuri cultures, and the latter being male-dominant cultures similar to most historic Human civilizations.

Basically the main conflict in this world would be female vs. male - with the 'yuri' side functionally being like the 'good-aligned' forces in a fantasy world, with the 'male' side being the evil-aligned forces. Heroines would be rallying the female races and cultures, fighting off male enemies, supporting Goddesses, opposing Male demons and deities, etc...

>Too long for one post