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  − # Eocalon

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  − This project was born from my enjoyment of Dungeons and Dragons, my inability

  − to structure my free time in a way that let me play regularly, my playing with

  − [tectonic.js](https://davidson16807.github.io/tectonics.js/), and my ability to

  − write code.

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  − Eocalon will be a setting for tabletop role playing games in interactive

  − digital form. The main screen will be a map of the world which will be navigable

  − via similar means to map applications based on Earth. This will be integrated

  − with pages providing information about places on the map, including

  − demographics, climate, and sometimes specific NPCs that players might meet.

  −

  − The initial focus will be on making a workable setting for the 5th edition of

  − Dungeons and Dragons, but in time I would also like to add variations of the

  − setting optimised for playing with other systems.
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  − ## Roadmap
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  + For the Eocalon setting itself: see the [main channel](https://nest.pijul.com/quickdudley/eocalon:main#).
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  − 1. Train a tensorflow neural network on the chosen tectonic.js file

  − (in progress)

  − 1. Use the javascript version of tensorflow and the trained model to draw the

  − map on an HTML canvas

  − 1. Start adding things like continent names

  − 1. Design at least one calendar to be used by the inhabitants of the setting

  − (in progress)

  − 1. Start adding cities to the map.
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  + This channel will hold as much of the technical framework of eocalon as possible

  + and as little as possible directly related to the setting itself.

  + Once this project reaches a usable state: you will be able to get started with

  + your own world with the contents of this channel and your own save file from

  + [tectonic.js](https://davidson16807.github.io/tectonics.js/).