SC24 Reading Challenge

My Summer Camp

So, this was my original pledge and I'm happy to report that I made it. Did I start two or three articles, forget all about it and then went and finish the rest of the work during the final week of the challenge? Yes. But I made it. And now I have eight articles and a stub where a month ago there was nothing so I'm proud of myself for giving it a go.
I have started and it feels good!

Being my first Summer Camp (not to mention my first attempt at worldbuilding) I didn't really know what to expect regarding the prompts and how would I be able to tackle them. What I've found more surprising about the expirience is that once I started with the first article it all sort of started snowballing to the point that seven out of the eight articles ended up being more or less related to eachother.
I also don't know what to think about the fact that, even though I was so excited about the third theme, belief, I just managed to write one prompt in that batch and it wasn't something religious or anything. Still happy with my progress though.

Reading Challenge

I'll be probably revisiting all the articles to add more information or edit some stuff while I work on other ideas so I might as well give this other challenge a go to prevent myself from doing it a little to early. Let's do some reading then:

A sickness that caused societal upheaval

Hostia Plague by Sirjwinsalot

A displaced people in your world

Void Nomads by Jester%

An environmental or other large-scale natural disaster

The tree awakening by Laria

A character who goes through a great change or metamorphosis

Madam Mariposa by Evilyn Carnate. I couldn't leave a comment here but it was a nice read. I liked how the metamorphosis feels both physical and metaphorical.

A document that changed the course of history

The blank script stone by Angantyr

A naturally sheltered place

El pantano veloz (Spanish) by Johe

A personal item that keeps you safe

Dirty Socks by Paul Norris (a surprisingly emotional read)

A species with protective anatomy

Goats by Violin99

The practices and ceremonies of worship

Elemental Spiritualist's Methods of Worship by anc789sims

A tradition that represents moral decay

Goat racing by Tuisku

A tradition that gives comfort

Tuulammanulaasosa by Kittymonster

A faction of an organization built around belief

Tirta Baya by Demongrey

A profession that is considered dirty

Bronze Wardens by Tyrdal

Worldbuilding Goals

For the next half year I'd like to expand the article about the Otinob, as well as working on the other two main ethnicities in Airebi (one of which doesn't even have a name yet. When I first opened the Ethnicity template to write the entry for Summer Camp I just wasn't ready for all the suggestions I was going to find about the kind of information I could add to the article. And now I kind of want to fill it all in. Well, maybe not all. In every article. But it did give me quite a lot to think about.
Another thing I'd like to be working on is a map. I've mentioned a couple of places in some of my entries and now I'd like to know where they are. I'll probably spend the rest of the summer tinkering with this and reading some more WA articles.