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In Sarglath, it depends on the continent. In Rarglath, magic is everywhere as the Realm of the Gods interacts freely with those who seek them. This means that magic is used exclusively by those who are intensely religious, even though it simply consists of prayer. In Jarglun, magic and the...

I'd say it would be fantasy if the dreams have major effects on the world. Heck, I consider real life to be an extremely low fantasy, with dreams being the most fantastical element. How are dreams used per se?

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Hello again, and thanks for the greetings and compliments. In addition to Sarglath, I am working on a sword and sorcery themed fan fiction of My Little Pony, featuring none of the original characters. I'm a kinda guy who likes to spice up old stories, be them my own or someone else's. I do this...

My work, the Realms of Sarglath, is going to be split into three different realms, spanning over a long period of time to illustrate the changes that have an effect on the world. The three realms will be on the same planet, but they would all represent a different system of technology reacting...

I like Martin and I like Tolkien, but I would say that they go about writing fantasy very differently. For one, Tolkien was a linguist, and created multiple languages such as Numenorean and Quenya. Martin decided to base his fantasy more off of character development, so his characters may have...

In my story, I have different realms existing without the knowledge of each other. This makes for a variety of different systems of government. For the first part of my story, I decided to have an empire take over other parts of a land, and install different technology and a system of belief...

Hello there, tis Abe. I'm an amateur fantasy writer from Brooklyn looking to get some feedback on my tech-fantasy epic in the works, the Realms of Sarglath. Fantasy is a very interesting genre to me, because it's where humans can create worlds completely different from our own, and yet still...