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Tag Archives: world building
Monsters in the Open
So, I think the picture above is from a game called ‘Monster Hunter’. Not sure which in the franchise it is, but seeing videos of this and working on Darwin & the Beast Collector got me thinking about monsters. Specifically, I was … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, author, fantasy, fauna, fiction, monsters, world building, writing
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Questions 3: Fictional Plant Creation
What you see above is a real plant from mythology? Okay, that sentence didn’t make the most amount of sense. The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary comes from Central Asia. Its fruit was a sheep, which would graze on the area … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, fantasy, flora, plants, questions, world building, writing
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Creating Fictional Plants: 9 Times Out of 10 They’re Carnivorous
I realized that I’ve talked a lot about designing monsters over the years. Always a focus on the animals though. A plant-based creature might show up at times, but there are still animalistic characteristics. This seems wrong. An environment is … Continue reading
Questions 3: The World
World-building has to be one of the toughest parts of writing, especially when you aren’t working on Earth. That’s why Do I Need to Use a Dragon? has a big section on it. As you can see, Fizzle needed to bribed with … Continue reading
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Questions 3: Adding a Unique Set Piece to Your City
We’ll see how this goes. Another chance to take some time and flex your creativity if you haven’t been able to all week. Just imagine a city in any world of your creation. Then, add a set piece to make … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, fiction, magic, questions, set pieces, setting, technology, world building
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7 Tips to Adding a Unique Set Piece to a City
It might appear easy to add a quirk to your city. Some people think they can just slap one on as they move along. That can work at times, but there are moments where you have to think about what … Continue reading
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Tagged author, cities, fantasy, fiction, magic, quirks, set pieces, setting, world building, writing
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Origins of Monsters
Creating monsters for a fantasy world can be done in a variety of ways. None of them are better than the others, so the author can use the one that suits them best. It doesn’t even have to be one … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, world building, writing
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Is It Easy to Write Monsters?
Fairly certain that I’ve tackled this topic before. I felt like doing it again because the question still comes up. Since fantasy authors are known for having strange creatures in their stories, people wonder how they design them. Is there … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, world building, writing
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