Inside is a template for a WORLD-TYPE. A world-type is the basic form of the world, the Laws, a map of the world at the moment of it's creation, and a small description. TO NOTE: As life does not yet exist, do not include LIVING parts of the world yet. They are purely geological and Elemental at the moment. If you have an idea for a world that has life as a major feature of the landscape, then for now just make a basic empty world. (Say if you were making a world that was entirely forest, right now that world will be just an empty plain or barren sphere.) In terms of what forms you worlds can take, that's ENTIRELY up to you! A liminal maze, a mass of mini-planets, a flat plain under an open sky, a solid block of stone filled with caverns. Do whatever. The only limit is that these worlds can't be TOO obscenely big. About the same volume as our sun at most. For example, the Firmament is VERY small, about as wide as the pacific ocean, and about half as deep as it is wide. Laws are the unique rules of a world! They only apply to things within that world. Lastly, once everything is done, state what world(s) your world is connected to in the description! If you're one of the first people to make a world, then just wait a bit and do this bit later.
this is a separate dimension/reality/world/whatever, so does it still count?
