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Farewell

Before we get into placing people, cultures, and things, we need to take a look at how the world's reality works. This information will shape everything else that follows.

A look at the results of a number of polls, and how each of these will effect the continued growth of our world.

Aside from the polar ice caps, this article finishes off our world's basic geographical zones. Don't forget to participate in the polls so later articles have a chance to reflect what you're interested in!,Aside from the polar ice caps, this article finishes off our world's basic geographical zones. Don't forget to ...

Here we lay out the second to last continent in terms of its general geographical zones. We take into account the winds created in an earlier article to determine the larger issues involved on this landmass.

We now start laying out the western hemisphere, including where all of that wind that wraps around from west to east comes from.

We're getting there! In this article, I flesh out another section of our world.

Now I finally get down to fixing the weather patterns that contribute to the flora and fauna in the fictional world.

Now that we've got the basics of what the Coriolis Effect is under our belts, we take a look at what this phenomenon means for a planet's weather.

A bit of a physics lesson about the Coriolis Effect or Force, which has an immense hold over what happens with our weather patterns. And we can't place geographical zones without knowing our weather patterns!