Map and Geography Logic Check
Check that your map makes physical sense.
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Check the geography of my world. Description of the map, rivers, mountains, climate and cities: [MAP_DESCRIPTION]. Technology level: [TECH_LEVEL]. Travel times I mention in the story: [TRAVEL_TIMES]. Evaluate plausibility: river flow and where cities form, mountain ranges and rain shadows, climate zones, resource distribution, trade routes, borders, and travel time versus distance for my technology. List problems in a table with Issue | Why it's unlikely | Possible fix | Story consequence. Suggest how to turn problems into features. Compute travel times for three journeys at stated speeds and show the arithmetic. Recommend what to draw first on a map for a reader's benefit. Be honest about uncertainty, and mark facts about real-world climate or physics [VERIFY]. Add a simple sketching plan for the map in five steps, from coastline to borders, and a table of place names with a column for the story scene set there. Suggest what to leave unmapped to preserve mystery, and give a method for tracking how long characters take to move between places so the timeline stays consistent.
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