The sun literally rises from the west, and sets in the east.
There is a giant lake of burning radiation in the west, that births a new sun
every dawn, and every dusk the sun falls into and drowns in a giant lake of
anti-magic tar in the east. Wizards worry the sun-lake is finite.
The planet has 100 moons, all perfectly lined up in space
like marbles. Every millennium the next moon in line smashes the planet,
getting all its water and plants and germs all over it, and the moon becomes
the next life bearing planet. The left over debris from all the previous
planets float out to the edge of the solar system, and merge together to form
another moon. Endless conga line of rocks, each getting its turn to be alive.
Nothing naturally biodegrades as there are no bacteria,
everything must be eaten or burnt. Even small birds build tiny pyres for their
feces and cannibalise their dead. Luckily there’s lots of lightning and
subsequently forest fires that get rid of piles of dead things. People are very
careful and conservative about disposing their waste.
Gravity is provided by plants. Forests are normal, but you
can jump higher in a meadow or on a mountain. The sea is weighted down by
fields of algae and kelp. Deserts and the arctic are annoyingly floaty, and
subsequently even more desolate. Strange animals have evolved to to take
advantage of the uneven gravity of this world.
Everything is a sentient elemental. Farmers make contracts
with their crops. Nations bid for the favour of the sun. people blackmail
clouds into flooding their enemies.
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