"Fragments of the Past" Explained | Worldbuilding

Fragments of the Past is a vast world inspired by ancient Mediterranean myth and civilizations. Today, we’ll be taking a deep dive into the history, myths, and culture of this fictional world.
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Few things inspire one’s imagination more than the fragmentary artifacts of ancient civilizations, ones that once prospered and are now lost to time. Looking at such objects can make you wonder what other great civilizations could have risen and fallen without a trace long ago.

“Fragments of the Past” is a fantasy world which echoes the lost artifacts and fragmented tales of classical history. It’s an imaginary bronze age epic — a vast world inspired by ancient Mediterranean myth and civilizations. It’s a realm of sun and sea, of gods and heroes, of war and fine art. The worldbuilding project is the creation of talented Italian artist and writer Massimiliano Haematinon Nigro.

There’s a lot to cover, but I’ll give you a condensed overview of what’s been revealed so far. Let’s sift through the fragments to see what epic civilizations might emerge…

0:00 Fragments of the Past
1:43 The Iskuzai
3:24 The Etoi
4:40 Myth & Magic
5:40 Other Cultures & Beyond
6:27 Outro

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