Jannatul

[New Introduction] Everyone's world crumbles eventually. For the inhabitants of Jannatul they just crumble in different ways.   For the Apoch tribes, it is a slow realization that their lives of agrarian forest and tribal life in the north is coming to an end. They must change their way of life or be destroyed by foreign incursions and stronger demons known as Orocho making their presence known. The old religion has no answers for the current dire circumstances. Life beneath the canopies and among the bush won't be the same for future generations. It's up to the current generation to accept that and lead the way forward. Are they up to the task? Or will the elders force them to continue on towards their destruction?   For the Capo it is the ever looming threat of sudden collapse inside the mountains they've hollowed out and lived in for generations, stirring up the wurms who feast on the mountain itself as well. The system which incentivizes and glorifies making the tunnels deeper and the holes bigger has intensified the structural degradation occurring inside the Middle Mountains region. The wealthy elite who drive this resource extraction can't see a reason to stop financing it and the ones who rely on them for food and shelter can't be convinced to stop digging. Will the Capo be able to change the system that brought them economic victory over other civilizations? Or will they be buried under the weight of their success?   For the Juk peoples it constant conflict. Whether that be conflict between the nomadic peoples and the cities or the conflict with the DemJukar or demons of the sand, the people of the Jukar Desert just can't seem to escape the violence pervasive in their region of the world. The new generations have an opportunity to end the violence here but the schism within their religion refuses to die out. Will a new religious leader end the violence and bring together the nomads and city dwellers? Or will he be the greatest source of conflict that the Juk people have ever known?   On the supercontinent of Jannatul lies three civilizations all facing impending disaster and death. Should they fail to address the problems within their societies they face the prospect of destruction with many suffering as a result. Will you join and be a part of the solution? Or will you use those prior structures to vault yourself to the top of society?   Join me in an experiment of storytelling and roleplay like none before. I plan for this world to be one in which anyone can join to roleplay with members of their own interserver community. Read in deeper and see which peoples you fit in best with, which gods you will worship, and even what special characters you might meet along the way.   Will you be an amoral Capo entrepreneur? An Apoch hunter in tune with the nature around him? Or maybe a nomadic Arrjuk travelling the dangerous desert sands? All this and more inside the world of Jannatul. [Currently working on world building. Always ready to hear suggestions on the discord server "The World of Jannatul" https://discord.gg/ruSstcXrWD]  

Getting Started

To get up to speed start by reading the world encyclopedia in order to familiarize yourself with the world and it's various peoples and religions. Find out where you think you would fit in best or which sort of