I mean... probably 4th age Middle earth the shire or Gondor. i feel the reasons are self evident.
But my AuDHD brain is trying to remember every fantasy world i know and then figure out which ones aren't liable to bee tooo dangerous for some rando who shows up with no magic or weapon abilities
You can't just drop a question like that on people. Rude. 🥺 I hate having to answer "I don't know 'cause I can't think of anything 'cause I don't have many references 'cause I'm uncultured AF 'cause I suck"
Middle Earth is either awfully dangerous or super boring (great, there's "peace" but magic's gone. 🙄) The most recent one I've watched is The Wheel of Time and that's even worse. Only women can do magic and I don't think they have exceptions for demiboys (would have to be a homebrewed version and that'd be cheating.)
Oh, I think I got it. The world of "The Dragon Prince." So far, only one human has been able to do "natural" magic in the present instead of the evil dark magic that humans normally had access to, but I don't think it'd be too much of a stretch to say that afterwards, the door was opened for other humans to learn it.
Plus, it's a queer-friendly world and three months should be enough time to chat up some elven cuties. 😍
Friendship Is Optimal's Equestria. I haven't watched My Little Pony in decades, and I'm kinda meh about the whole pony thing, but the story really speaks to me.
For those who haven't read it: we get an AGI whose goal is to satisfy everyone's values. It basically inflicts utopia on humanity. I figure, within the three months I get to stay there, Celestia would have figured out a way to extend my stay and make me a permanent resident, thus maximally satisfying my values.
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