10 Types of World Climates: 1. Desert: A world covered in expansive deserts of sand and rock, where water is scarce and survival is a constant struggle. 2. Arctic: A world of eternal winter, where icy tundras shift into towering glaciers and frozen ocean. 3. Jungle: A humid, dense jungle world with massive trees, spiraling vines, and dangerous predators lurking in the shadows. 4. Oceanic: A world where the vast majority of the surface is covered in vast, churning ocean, and sea creatures are larger and more ferocious than anywhere else. 5. Volcanic: A world of constantly shifting volcanic activity, where lava flows like rivers and extreme temperatures make life difficult. 6. Mountainous: A world covered in towering mountain ranges and high-altitude regions, with treacherous cliffs and vertigo-inducing peaks. 7. Subterranean: A world beneath the ground where tunnels, caverns and vast underground lakes reign supreme - a place where dark creatures lurk and the light of day never touches. 8. Forest: A world dominated by dense forests, with ancient trees, enormous mushrooms, and a tender balance between life and death. 9. Savannah: A vast open plain with stretches of long grasses, sparse trees, and a wide range of wildlife. 10. Magical: A world saturated with magical energies that fuel the elements, creatures, and the life that exists within - a potent source of power to be coveted and managed. 20 Traits of World: 1. Ancient Ruins: A mysterious civilization in the past has left behind ruins and relics to be discovered and explored. 2. Elemental Instability: The world is filled with an unpredictable balance of the elements that can cause sudden changes in weather or natural disaster. 3. Mystic Energy: A strong and unique source of magic energy courses through the world, providing power and possibilities to those that can control it. 4. Contagious Plague: A bizarre illness that spreads through all lifeforms, causing odd side effects and slowly whittling away at life. 5. Warring Factions: The world is in a constant state of war between multiple factions and powers, with civilians trapped in the middle. 6. Time Distortion: A distortion in time has created disjointed and inconsistent patterns of history, confusing and perplexing those who study it. 7. Enigmatic Structures: Strange, towering structures that are leftover as remnants from a mysterious civilization who had knowledge just beyond what the current inhabitants can understand. 8. Cursed Land: A region that has been cursed, with nothing able to grow and those that enter it being subject to strange phenomena. 9. Savior Prophecy: A prophecy foretells of a hero or group of heroes who will come to save the world in times of dire need. 10. Ancient Prophecy: An ancient prophecy that is said to predict the end of the world and many believe it must be stopped. 11. Lost Civilization: A city or civilization long forgotten by time yet thought to have a wealth of knowledge and artifacts hidden deep within its remains. 12. Vibrant Flora and Fauna: The world is full of an expansive and dynamic collection of animals, plants, and creatures that create stunning scenery and landscapes. 13. Deific Interference: The Gods of the world hold sway over their subjects, often involving themselves in the matters of mortals. 14. Arcane Wildfire: Arcane spells have eroded the balance of the world, causing magical storms to unleash themselves on unexpected locations. 15. Interactive Environment: People can interact with the environment and manipulate it to their needs. 16. Fungal Dominance: A fungal bloom that seeks to destroy other life and cover the world in mushrooms. 17. Planar Convergence: The portals to different planes, the multiverse, are closing, and their energies twist and corrupt the world around it. 18. Cosmic Catastrophe: The world faces a looming threat of the cosmos, from black holes and rogue planets to cosmic storms and meteor impacts. 19. Fabled Artifacts: There are rare, incredible objects with immense power and rumored to be able to grant the owner's greatest wishes. 20. Cultural Divide: There are fractures in society, and each culture or race holds their beliefs dear, often leading to conflict whenever borders grow too tight between them. 6 Types of Land: 1. Valley: A low, asthenosphere area usually situated around mountain ranges or hills 2. Swamp: A lowland area that is inundated with water, muddy, and stretched with dense vegetation 3. Mount: A mountainous area with steep inclines and challenging terrain, providing grand viewpoints and hiding unknown depths. 4. Archipelago: A group or chain of islands that varies in size and purpose, containing both regular and deserted ones 5. Canyon: A deep crevice or the ravine creates by the movement of rivers or natural forces within the rock. 6. Plains: A wide area of flat, fertile land that gets widespread use and supports agriculture and farming.