Welcome, weary wanderers, seasoned and beginners alike. In this feverish period before Summercamp takes place, I come forth and add a bonfire to the fray. You probably know of Dewy Diamonds, Camp Chill and the others. Learn more about Wandering WorldSmith, a small challenge to put on top of your summercamp goal, no matter how big or small.

Who is this camp for?

The target is worldbuilders with several worlds on the platform. Indeed, you would need a minimum of 4 different worlds to pretend at this badge. If you don't, no biggies! Many people here only work on one, very rich world, like Cathedris for example. Others take advantage of Summercamp to focus on one specific area, and that's totally valid! If you don't feel like wandering this summer, don't force yourself just for a silly badge.

What does it entail?

Wandering Worldsmiths travel and build a lot of worlds. They may look similar or very different, but they all share a common creator. Yet, this creator might favour one over the others for some time, or entirely. But the wanderer never settles in one place, and always goes back to its previous homes. To be recognized a Wandering Worldsmith, you have to answer the prompts in different worlds

No matter your Summercamp goal, there is a way for you to get this badge, as it comes in three tiers:

Adequate (Wandering) Worldsmith

 

Adequate Wandering Worldsmith badge by Rumengol

 

The Adequate WW likes to stay in known waters. They are famous in their territory, and built solid foundations. To validate this badge, you need to submit at least 1 prompt in 4 different worlds. You can do so as you wish, even writing 29 prompts in one world and 3 in 3 others do the trick! My suggestion is to take on a new world for each prompt wave, but again, you do you!

Seasoned Wandering Worldsmith

 

Seasoned Wandering Worldsmith badge by Rumengol

 

The Seasoned WW has a vast array of worlds to chose from when planning their next worldbuilding article, yet they still know them by the heart. For this tier, you need to submit 4 articles in [your goal divided by 4] different worlds. To spare you the maths:

 

Copper: 2 different worlds

Silver: 4 different worlds

Gold: 6 different worlds

Diamond: 8 different worlds

 

It might look easier than the AWW tier for copper and silver badges, but remember that you have to write 4 articles in each world, so it's also stricter.

Wondrous Wandering Worldsmith

 

Wondrous Wandering Worldsmith badge by Rumengol

 

The Wondrous WW has seen it all. They travelled far and wide, to the deepest reaches of the known universe, and didn't even stop. To be awarded this badge and stand as a veteran wanderer, you will need to submit each one of your articles in different worlds. That means that if you're also going for diamond, you will write articles in 32 worlds (40 if you're a super completionist).

To keep your readers updated with your peregrinations, I highly recommend making a hub article to keep track of every submission. It can be either on your pledge article or as a standalone, as long as it helps people keep up with you.

This badge is completely unofficial and declarative. I won't be checking if you actually meet the criteria. If you're interested and try the challenge, I would love to know!

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