Exploring unexpected consequences/implications is honestly one of the more underrated aspects of worldbuilding

I like this one, has a TTA vibe

Oh God this reminds me when I went down a rabbit hole about horse games and realizing that the genre as a whole is probably cursed

The floating drydock Atlant

I

was not expecting that

Looks like it moves in a twitchy, stop motion-like way

There's a severe lack of skaven art that matches their vibe and you do it very, very well

I built it, took about 6ish hours but it's very intuitive and I never hit a point where I was questioning if I missed a step

Ngl (most) anything related to the M14 fucks

the early rebellion also squandered a lot of cool story threads (no some vague mention of "they were there" doesn't count). Then again, maybe this just comes from my desire to see battle droids slathered in rebel paintjobs cutting down stormtroopers

Deer are always a good choice!