Any Hyperion readers?
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Yo.
I used this concept in my homebrew D&D world to connect major cities. I also have a Shrike in my world that is a product of a complex ritual by a race of creatures trying to accelerate the apocalypse. There's an inland grass sea my players often traverse by ship to get to pertinent places in their region.
Anyhow, amazing painting. Saving it.
That is so cool. I just want to know everything about this place!
Boy do I have good news for you! It's from Hyperion and I can say the first 2 books are great. It's basically the Canterbury Tales but sci-fi
Holy fuck, my bookbpule just got a lot larger! Cheers!
Hyperion. One of the finest pieces of sci fi.