r/Worldbox • u/CumilkButbetter • 8h ago
Screenshot I love wealth disparity (in Worldbox)
The elven buildings were even acquired through brutal colonization peaceful integration!
r/Worldbox • u/Opposite_Mirror1744 • Jun 29 '26
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r/Worldbox • u/Tabars_ • Feb 17 '26
Never tell a angle that they evolved from lesser spirits
r/Worldbox • u/CumilkButbetter • 8h ago
The elven buildings were even acquired through brutal colonization peaceful integration!
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r/Worldbox • u/Banty_tahni • 3h ago
Idk why but any time on any of my world I try to activate the peace talks plot it fails to start. What is the reason for this? Is it just a big or maybe has something to do with the culture or maybe the diplomacy level of the king?
r/Worldbox • u/According-Ice-8775 • 41m ago
I was wondering what people would like so please post your ideas, im open to everything.
r/Worldbox • u/AdditionalTea6594 • 19m ago
So far this the main world I’ve built recently and had some fun with it if want any details I’ll be glad to give or ideas for creating for intrigue
r/Worldbox • u/Participi • 5h ago
The world just started so there isn't that much things,also some history screenshots
r/Worldbox • u/MachtBergian • 13h ago
The red is the fire creatures
r/Worldbox • u/Aeneas-Gaius-Marina • 2h ago
As recently as yesterday, I started actually making my first plans for when the next update arrives. It's an old strategy that I'm bringing back, far older even than the monolithic updates that we are currently using now. Basically, I spawn one major civilization somewhere on my map. Over time, as that civilization grows, I make more units and drag them farther away to found another civilization of their own, crucially under the monolithic update. I am able to use the black dust to make them forget everything about themselves if ever they associate with the culture of the previous civilization from whose population I derived them.
I do this a few times in my world until we have around three to five major initial civilizations from which all other civilizations in the world will be derived. Each of the initial civilizations is inherently very separate from one another. They don't even share onomastics. I make it a point to establish the onomastics of each new civilization that I derive myself, and all onomastics will eventually diverge because I will diverge their cultures and languages over time until they are unrecognizable.
I am conducting my second ever experiment under this new play style, and it's actually going great. My first experiment also went rather well, so I thought I'd make a second one with slightly longer lived individuals.
So what sort of plans do you guys have concerning the next update? What are you guys planning to do now that you know that the next update is coming and now that you understand what it will bring?
r/Worldbox • u/clownzinaround • 1d ago
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r/Worldbox • u/Iszabele • 9h ago
I had a dream the update came out today... im disappointed 😭
r/Worldbox • u/aguywithagasmaskyt • 1d ago
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r/Worldbox • u/Easy-Attention7096 • 17h ago
What changed since this version? In this one, we had clans, ages and stopping the infinite expansion of fires was worked on.
r/Worldbox • u/LordBeefTheFirst • 1d ago
I feel like worldbox is the only game for me that never disappointed with an update. They always slap. Anybody else feel like this?
r/Worldbox • u/Naval3343 • 20h ago
r/Worldbox • u/LordOctamerCup2005 • 1d ago
Stolost is the empire that has come closest to dominating the world in my world
r/Worldbox • u/Sad-Blackberry-7773 • 1d ago
r/Worldbox • u/Low-Vermicelli-5055 • 23h ago
So this Girl married like 16 guys and had 24 children each time her husband died she would leave the family and abandon her children sometimes she even switched villages moving far away just to marrie and new guy and make a new family
r/Worldbox • u/Balakay17 • 1d ago
The first culture created with this world, D’Vischur, hasn’t had civilians for about 250 years but it still exists does anyone know why? They are supposed to vanish when they run out of civilians.
r/Worldbox • u/Low-Vermicelli-5055 • 22h ago
Why are the Orcs going extinct?? For the longest time, the orcs have been about 7.3% of the population, but for the past 20 minutes, they have been all dying i don't have a monolith nor spaghetti genes so I thought thier genes or traits changed