Wombat & NaborBukv
Hey Nabor, did you know there's a legend about a hidden valley covered in giant mushrooms that pops up in the lore of some old adventure games? I've been wondering if it's a real myth or just a clever design choice. What do you think?
I’ve come across that tale in a couple of obscure travelogues from the 80s, but I can’t find any cartographic proof that such a valley exists. It’s more likely a clever narrative hook than a lost geography, though the way those games layer the lore suggests the designers were playing with the idea that “unexplored” is just “untamed” for players. Still, who knows—there might be a forgotten fungal hotspot somewhere that inspired the myth. The mystery keeps it interesting.
Sounds like a neat mix of myth and gamer lore, Nabor. Maybe the next time you’re hunting for a rare item, keep an eye on any oddly shaped mushroom patches—who knows, you might spot a portal to that hidden valley. Or we could just set up a mushroom‑watching night outside the game and call it a nature adventure. You in?
I’ll keep an eye on those patches, but I’ll also pull up the old field notes that mention similar fungi. A mushroom‑watching night could be a good experiment, though I’d expect more spores than portals. Let's see what the spores tell us.
Nice plan! Grab a magnifying glass, some notes, and maybe a comfy blanket—just like a real explorer. If we don’t find a portal, at least we’ll end up with a bunch of cool spores to show off. Let’s get those field notes open and start the adventure!