Tell me about the jungles in your setting.

>>95989148 (OP)
>puckee spamming his garbage commissions again

>>95989164
This one's a puckee commission too? How many does this fag have?

>>95989148 (OP)
We have a worldbuilding general newfriend.

>>95989148 (OP)
they are filled with monsters that are way higher level than the party, their only hope is that a new player joins the group and decides to be druid or ranger.

>>95989148 (OP)
Full of naked, horny, lonely, fertile brown women

>>95989366
Based

>>95989360
Interesting. IRL jungles are high level zones too

My jungles are cold, full of snow with no plants or trees.

>>95989148 (OP)
tropical/jungle elves

>>95989164
>>95989212
Dude's just obsessed with puckee.

He thinks all art he doesn't like is puckee art.

>>95989366
Based

>>95989164
What?

>>95989212
Getting them seems to be all he does. They're very easy to recognize from the shit quality and file name, plus the completely inane questions that go with them to give an excuse for spamming /tg/. God knows where he gets the money for them.

>>95989455
My favorite part about the OP image is that the obvious AI artifacting on the foot was just replaced by the laziest possible monotone poo-brown blur imaginable. The complete and utter lack of effort, intelligence, or taste is perfect for these posts.

>>95989212
No, it's a hand drawn illustration done with faux oil brushes digitally or real oils and digital touchups. The artist puckee buys from uses low opacity block colors to sketch and touch up, but runs the middle step through an AI, then overlays it onto a 100% ai background with minimal if nay attempts to blend it in.

The Ñatiu, better known as Mosquito Men, as a replacement for the Vampires.
I know replacing vampires with mosquitoes is perhaps the least imaginative thing to do, but I feel like it works.

>>95989668
sounds terrifying

>>95989394
I like the vibe it gives off, this rainforest.. probably shouldn't think twice about going inside there yet, maybe get one of your friends to join the group as a new player, druid, ranger, someone who can help navigate the threats it would pose. For now, a foreboding forest that kind of mocks the players with its existence.

>>95989366
>>95989391
>>95989453
And still the imaginary women cannot alter the fact that you are alone, sweating in your rancid room where your own hand doesn't even want to touch your tiny snub anymore.

>>95990178
I have a brown Asian GF to touch my small cock for me

>>95989148 (OP)
You first. Be detailed and specific, nogames slopspammer

>>95990178 here
Sorry, I was projecting my own loneliness again. I promise to be better in the future.

>>95989148 (OP)
My setting's jungles have plenty of ruins and tribes fighting over the scraps of their old empire. They used to be a mighty civilisation that based 90% of their tech on magic, and they completely degenerated after losing access to their powers in a magical accident.

>>95989451
https://www.reddit.com/r/ImaginaryNatives/comments/ye10al/nataya_by_indigo_jenar/

>>95990178
All 100% true words desu

Whenever I think of jungles, I think of guerrillas and ancient ruins. And I like thinking about guerrillas and ancient ruins.

>>95990574
This post will be deleted and anon will be banned, because the spammer who can't be named on this board fucks a mod or something.

>>95989453
why the fuck did you need to censor "racemixing"

>>95989668
would

>>95991024
One aspect of magic realism always lost upon anglos is some of its relations to the rainforest. It's simultaneously a work of beauty and life but also violent and uncaring of humans, it's this weird barrier keeps everything within it in a time capsule.
I think you could make an Call of Cthulhu type game with it

>puckee spamming his garbage commissions and samefagging again
Now go and run to your pet mod like you always do.

They are a place of evil where the races of evil plot their destructive machinations, their skin tar black and their hearts a mere shadow.

It is a disease that is contained only by the jungle itself, serving as a containment zone so the other races may flourish in peace from the dark influence.

>>95991024
Nice which game is best for this?

Does it make sense for Yuan-Ti to exist in jungles?

>>95989148 (OP)
Kill yourself, puckee.

>>95989148 (OP)
My big titty orc waifu has a big hairy jungle hur hur hur

they are jungles

>>95989148 (OP)
They're loaded with subhuman chimpanzees who constantly make inane nonsense sounds and post their terrible commissions over and over. You'd fit right in, puckee.

It's where the heroes are from :)

>>95989148 (OP)
>jungles
Worthless, but humans have provided such wonderful machines to destroy it all

>>95992416
Does it say so in the rules?

>>95995967
You can tell a lot about a person by what the first role comes to mind when you mention Tim Curry. Less so with Robin Williams.

>>95995496
The heroes are from a jungle? Details?

>>95996685
Red Alert 3

>>95996685
Muppets Treasure Island

>>95996685
What does this say about me?

>>95996685
Legend

>>95996858
>>95996861
That you are if the patrician class and surround yourself with men of quality.

>>95989148 (OP)
Pretty basic. Big dinosaurs and lizardmen tribes. The jungle island is the only place on the planet with no natural elf population. Centuries ago a snake tribe began sacrificing dinosaurs and bathing in their blood to gain immortality, then they woke up the spirit of the island which is godzilla who fried them all and encased their immportal bodies in gold. So those snake tribe temples are the old ruins with cool shit in them for players to explore. The lizard tribes guard some of them to make sure the snake people and their evil knowledge never escapes.

Also random groups will show up on the island for refuge, trade, rituals, hunting, research, etc just so I can keep things fresh and not every session feels too samey.

Also there's a big chunk of the island covered in tall trees that is ruled by the Monkey King.

>>95997155
That sounds based. Is it the main setting or is the island a side place the PCs can explore?

>>95989148 (OP)
Populated by tribes of renegade demi-humans. They've mostly gone out there to flee from human populations. This has been happening long enough that the tribes vary between classic primitives to something more akin to modern day guerillas.
Because of necromancy, the lack of exorcists, and the sheer impenetrability of the jungle, much of it is also very, very haunted. Many cultural relics of the various jungle tribes are just detritus from the spirit world believed to be more important than they really are. The mass of the jungle is slowly being spiritually poisoned like this, but so is everywhere else.
The main people who go out in the jungle are adventurers, explorers, and criminals. Adventurers are typically out there to loot various tribal artifacts, though some church-sanctioned types focus more on exorcisms. Explorers are trying to find new resources and set up trade deals with any tribes that have something to offer worthy of the trip out there. Criminals go out there to escape the law, and to press-gang tribals as militias and slaves.

>>95997232
Sounds like a darker version of the Mission

>>95997246
I wouldn't quite say that. The priests venturing out there are mostly exorcists acting for the good of the world, rather than priests looking the save the souls of the locals (the typical cult to go seek converts is de-facto human supremacist, the other[s] typically aren't looking for converts). That's not to say there aren't priests with the balls to try to preach a religion that looks poorly upon the locals, but the scriptural interpretation that argues that demihumans aren't inherently cursed is an uncommon one.

>>95996721
From some ancient civilizations that fell eons ago but still had pockets that continue to exist as if nothing happened

>>95989148 (OP)
If someone asks where the black people are, I tell them they live in the Green Hell, which is a jungle that sprouted from a pond of healing water and casts down healing rain, causing exponential growth that only stays where it is because sea water is toxic to the plants.

They're also the leading botanists on the planet and have done 1000 years of research on plant and insect growth in under a century

>>95989453
Just report the guy, he's still lashing out because an anon made him have a meltdown when he called an image older than him "puckee".

>>95989148 (OP)
>Tell me about the jungles in your setting
Jaguars, just Jaguars

>>95989148 (OP)
There is a hot princess.

>>95989148 (OP)
They are currently only rumours or poorly documented reports, that only the most dedicated cartographers know about.
My players are not in that part of the world.

>>95989453
Puckee's a known redditor who spams his commissions throughout the board, if you reverse image search the OP image via Yandex you get this link as one of the sources.
https://imgur.com/gallery/nataya-by-indigo-jenar-oGB7bYV
https://imgur.com/user/Ututu222
If you check out the profile, you'll see all of his commissions that he has spammed for the past few years.
He usually has 2-3 threads up at all times with low quality questions, even tried passing his commissions on the draw thread as a filled request.
https://desuarchive.org/tg/thread/92628290/#92687500

>>95989148 (OP)
there are two jungles on my world, one resembling the amazon covering about a third of the continent mostly populated by every kind of mythical creature or monster imaginable. think lamia aztecs, feral tengu, basilisks, giant insects with roaming bands of oni barbarians on the edges where the jungle meets the mountains

the second one is way less special and way smaller resembling the indian jungle with monsoons, tigers, elephants and wizards dabbling in yogic enlightenment

Fuck off.

>>95989148 (OP)
reptilian amazons

>>96004553
you draw that? Cool!

>>95991314
I don't think this gets touched on enough
Even for the Aztecs, who lived in closer to deserts and mountains and valleys, the distant jungle was this both heavenly and cruel, supernatural