cooooool

So it’s a fictional world do what ever you want.

Your rose compass has an arrow in the east west axis, which makes me think that the rotation of the world. But orbital mechanics doesn’t allow for a tidely locked planet, if its rotation isn’t perpendicular to the direction of orbit.

What do you mean?
It rotates like a record disc, with the flat face toward the sun

Oh right I remember, like the moon. It spins in the opposite direction that it goes around earth. Surprised I forgot a bout that. It doesn’t matter anyway, planets in this universe don’t orbit the sun at all, they are just held in place by magic and go where they want

You’re thinking of Uranus, not the Moon.

If it’s orbiting around its sun. Then it must rotate to keep the sun side pointed at the sun. Take anything on your desk and spin move it around a center point. You will see you have to twist it to keep it pointed at that center point.

Now the rotation on your Rose compass, is as if the planet was rolling along its orbital path. So you have two different spins on one planet.

Again it’s fiction, go for it. But you won’t find it in reality.

yes i see now

You may want to double check that claim.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranus

Uranus has a near horizontal spin, but it’s not tidally locked.

The problem wasn’t the existence of either one of the features. It was the combination of the two.

A plant can have a horizontal spin.
A planet can be tidally locked

A planet can not be both at once.

But this is fiction and as the creator noted this plant doesn’t orbit, so this doesn’t mater.

Didn't expected on this website to see a map like that! I like the vibes it give, good job!

Neat indeed. Very cool map!

What a lovely landscape! Makes me want to try drawing some myself. Haven't seen too many fictional worlds that take place on a world with an axis similar to Uranus, rolling on its side like that. Very interesting!

(Although, why is this pic rated Adult?)

Naked cartography is not for the untrained.

Probably a silly thing to point out is that we only assume planets rotate around the N-S axis.

This a tidally locked planet?

Yea

I guess the idea is that it always rolls on its orbit and perpendicular to its orbit as well so that one area is always facing the sun? Because Uranus rolls on its orbit but it's not always the same hemisphere that faces the sun.

Yes I forgot how it worked oops

I mean you can do whatever you want in your fantasy world!

Exceptionally neat. Can't wait to see more of these places up close, I so need more of these perma-evening vibes in my life.
Though those bioluminescent plants are mighty tempting too... 👀

A tidally locked planet, huh? Must have an interesting atmosphere in order to keep the cold side from being an icicle and the hot side from being hell itself.
Certainly haven't seen a fantasy world set on a tidally locked planet before. Very interesting and quite original.

A few good sized rivers, flowing from the night side to the sun side would be good for moving heat around.

He has migratory moving rocks in his world as well. They could play a part in heat distribution.

There is always the easy, it’s magic option as well.

I like it. seems nostalgic somehow. Like a Donkey Kong Country overworld map