Cultural Stuff

[Katherinana]

So.
I noticed while attempting to post (which i haven't done because homework. Ugh.) that really, we have almost nothing written about what goes on in the two countries. The only thing we know about AT ALL is the inside of the now-demolished Elemental Academy, and as it is a.) now demolished, b.) not where tis roleplay happens in the slightest, c.) not a good reference for anywhere because we spent most of the roleplay on a mountain and d.) we didn't even say that much.
So, i've been considering making a comprehensive/semi comprehensive list of:
food
clothing
slang
dialect
a map of the cities and where they are located
possibly what the two nations were like before the war?
approx. population and subgroups in the population
and a list of what the hex, mages, elementals, and nature's powers are, are not, and weaknesses

this might seem useless, but I think that having something like this would make the roleplay less of a horrible thing (if you don't know what i'm talking about, be happy) and more of a real world with real civilizations and real people.
Just an idea.
(please ignore grammar and spelling, i'm at the library with a horrible keyboard)

[Goddessiris11]

True. Here I have a few ideas:
Clothing:
Most people clothing is ill fitting as they wear hand-me-downs. The clothes that they wear are made from animal skin or from making yarn and knitting or making thread and sewing by hand.
Cities/geography:
I think that there are a series of major villages and small communities consisting of maybe 4 families. The major villages are labeled 1,2,3,4, and 5 numbered based on their importance. The communities often break up after the children in the communities grow up, and new communities are often formed. (Just an idea, you can diss me if u think it's bad.)

[Katherinana]

Is that hex or mages?

[Gwenlover24942]

Geography: somewhere in Europe and some parts of Russia.
Religion: mostly no religion some may believe in some region.
Art: buildings and inventions are kinda art. Things they consider to be art have another use as well.
Architecture: Plastic houses and houses made of metal.
Politics: Hexadecimal is their leader and the royal family help make decisions
Economy: The most popular brand name belongs to the government, but hexes make their own companies as well.
Social classes: Almost anyone can afford robotic appendages unless they are really poor. Robotic appendages are considered attractive to hexes.