tonight while half-asleep I thought of a possible set of rules for a card game using the cards in use in a #conworld

I've just realized that the potential maximum score is 20724, and that the game involves counting points at the end to see whether the game¹ has been won.

To be fair, in context card games are usually played mostly by school-age children and are supposed to be at a somewhat useful learning exercise.

But maybe it's a bit too much?

¹ it is a cooperative game, in that place and time they don't do competition if they can avoid it

https://youtu.be/mWekUskspwk?si=B9oSfUir9OkFck56

If you like a detailed #conworld, check out my review of one tiny aspect of Zompist's (@zompist) Verduria.

#orthography #neography #conlang

#Dhakhsh #Lexember

2024-12-26

shkhla'qat [ˈɕxlaʔ.qat] n. : the name of the binary star total eclipse

#conlang #conworld @conlang

#Lortho #Lexember

2024-12-26

lamakhu [la.ˈma.kʰu] n. fem. : the three-day celebration prior to the feast to commemorate the binary star total eclipse

#conlang #conworld @conlang

https://footballbatsandmore.wordpress.com/2024/08/09/tamaka-culture/

#conlang #conworld

This is from the Elvish language in my #conworld.

"The cat is warm."

"Sa jyth rodh tom."

IPA: ˈsa ˈdʒyθ ˈroð ˈtom

#Conlang

Decided to start a new #conlang after all.

It's the language of one of the main kingdoms on my recent #conworld, an elven kingdom with a culture based on that of ancient Rome.

Here is the map (work in progress) of the region of my #conworld I'm working on.

I used some rolls in the old AD&D 2nd Ed. Worldbuilder's Guide and rolled as hooks post-apocalyptic and Bronze Age cultures/tech.