/r/MilitaryWorldbuilding/

r/MilitaryWorldbuilding

23k members
r/MilitaryWorldbuilding is a subreddit with 23k members. The community frequently discusses military, infantry, weapons, navy, and space, and the most common flair used is lore, weapon, infantry, ground vehicle, and aircraft.
This subreddit is for posting worldbuilding ideas that pertain to anything and everything military. Share weapons, ships, social elements, suggestions, tips, or anything else as long as it is relevant to something militaristic in (one of) your world(s).

Popular Topics in r/MilitaryWorldbuilding

#1

Military

94 posts
#2

Infantry

20 posts
#3

Weapons

18 posts
#4

Navy

16 posts
#5

Space

15 posts
#6

Aviation

14 posts
#7

Naval

12 posts
#8

Warfare

11 posts
#9

Ships

11 posts
#10

Battleship

11 posts

Flair Used in r/MilitaryWorldbuilding

#1
Lore
: "South Japanese Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies"
30 posts
#2
Weapon
: "Weapons of the Kyoto Accords"
22 posts
#3
Infantry
: "My Novarisian Mechanized Infantry Squad"
21 posts
#4
Ground Vehicle
: "The A-60 Siege Tank"
13 posts
#5
Aircraft
: "NSU: J-91 Valravn"
12 posts
#6
Advice
: "Need thoughts on a Private Army turned Armed Forces"
11 posts
#7
Character
: "New York Red Guardsman in Kaiserreich (1937)"
10 posts
#8
HALP!
: "How big of a gun could you fire from the back of a mammoth?"
9 posts
#9
Meta
: "The enemy is advancing. You need to defend the territory. At any cost, the enemy shall be stopped before it crosses the river and makes their way South. [Interactive post]"
7 posts
#10
Equipment
: "CB-133 Portugals Steelshod Fist"
7 posts

Member Growth in r/MilitaryWorldbuilding

Yearly
+15k members(184.3%)

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Last updated: September 7, 2026