Week 1 of 2020 Summer Camp

When I decided to do Summer Camp last year I was a rather new user of World Anvil. But the competition sounded exciting, so I joined in! I did the homework, checked out 2018's prompts, and, I discovered the neat little weekly round-ups that Anna from World Anvil had done in 2018, like this one.
Last year there were no round-ups, but I wanted to make sure I got exposed to more articles than those of the people that were around in discord. So I would dive into the list of prompts and read submission after submissions, often sharing those I loved in the discord, so that more people could enjoy reading the hidden gems that folks were writing about. The sad part is that I no longer have any of those articles!
So this year, I am keeping a list of articles that I liked, as I once more scour the list of submitted articles for each prompt. The reasons for them being in the list are unique to each article: for some it may be the idea, for others it may be the writing style, or the worldbuilding... But they all inspired me in some way or another, and I want to share them with everyone else (and have a list at the end of Summer Camp of the articles I really fancied).

Prompt 1: Write about a myth or legend relating to a famous, long-lost item.

Prompt 2: Describe a valuable historical or ancient artefact in your world.

Roughly 1 day after the release of the prompts, these are the numbers of submitted articles for the first two days (July 1^st and 2^nd):

• Prompt 1: 71
• Prompt 2: 45

Prompt 3: Describe an important religious leader in your world. How has their character changed the status quo?

Prompt 4: Write about an apex predator in your world. How does it hunt and survive?

Roughly 3 days after the release of the prompts, these are the numbers of submitted articles for the first four days (July 1^st to 4^th):

• Prompt 1: 145
• Prompt 2: 116
• Prompt 3: 78
• Prompt 4: 110

Prompt 5: Describe a condition in your world caused by a drug or medicine.

Roughly 4 days after the release of the prompts, these are the numbers of submitted articles for the first five days (July 1^st to 5^th):

• Prompt 1: 180
• Prompt 2: 161
• Prompt 3: 103
• Prompt 4: 150
• Prompt 5: 128

Prompt 6: Decribe an important celestial body or constellation in your world.

Roughly 5 days after the release of the prompts, these are the numbers of submitted articles for the first five days (July 1^st to 6^th):

• Prompt 1: 216
• Prompt 2: 187
• Prompt 3: 130

Prompt 4: 180

Prompt 5: 154

Prompt 6: 154

Prompt 7: Describe a counter-culture in your world, something outside the mainstream culture of the place.

Roughly 6 days after the release of the prompts, these are the numbers of submitted articles for the first seven days (July 1^st to 7^th):

• Prompt 1: 249
• Prompt 2: 225
• Prompt 3: 157
• Prompt 4: 207

Prompt 5: 177

Prompt 6: 192

Prompt 7: 134

Disclaimer

I purposefully decided against the style used in the 2018 blogs, as it included things like "staff pick" or "most liked". I was trying to come up with categories that would reflect the articles I had read, but in truth, they are too varied. So I decided to simply list them, and let people peruse the articles and see which ones they liked.
There are hundreds of articles submitted for the prompts, so, while I have tried to read as many as possible, I have not read them all. The articles listed here are those that I particularly liked from the set of articles I did read. I hope this list helps people to read a few more articles during Summer Camp, but I fully recommend getting lost in the list of submitted articles and reading some random articles by yourself. You will most likely find cool stuff.