Recent content by King_Cagn

Okay everyone I looked at it and came up with a solution to what could have halted the progress of civilization, and that is there world's version of an Ice Age that lasted approximately 30 000 years, thus implying that the physics is different and that the Ice Age was magically induced...

@WooHooMan I think I might have initially summed it up and said it wrong, but I never was good at such complexities. Anyway, I'm willing to let the setting progress, I never underestimated what happens over a period of time, merely what would slow down the progress of advancement in that period...

@Legendary Sidekick I think as a logical person I wouldn't deny a civilization progress but as a writer I believe I can only if it has significance which it does, right? Also he - the old guy - needed to find a way to manipulate certain things around him to achieve the (re)birth of the MC...

@WooHooMan I'm not set on making him utterly halt the progress of the entire world, though I may look at it like this, in that span of 40 000 years moved from a primitive social structure when the world was ebbing away from the early millenia where there was utter chaos and magic was still raw...

@Trick Now that I look at it, I did design the world in such a way that normal human beings are very dependent on the ingenuity of magi, which are few-ish. But in truth what hinders their progress is too much dependence on their protectors, The Godlings. The Magi are very manipulative because...

So guys as I'm slowly structuring the world which my short stories play in, a somewhat troubling thought came too me. In Godlings, the mentor of the MC is very old... He's about 42 000 Years old - give or take. Amongst his sect he is known as the last godling to "kill" a grand abomination - I'm...

@glutton Civilization hasn't advanced much, it's only through the help of the magi - both The Sisthren Court and Brothers of the Stone that they have advanced because these sorceress an sorceresses utilize their magic to further the life span of humanity. The world I've created isn't "nice"...

Hello everybody, so here I am to ask you something that I'm thinking of implementing into my short stories. Anyway, whenever I think about the entirety of the world, I think of it on a global scale, even though some components I have might not even be added to the actual story. Anyway, the...

Hello everyone, it's me again. Once again to ask you a question of self discovery and junk, :D. Anywho, my question today is as stated above, what is your writing pattern? What I mean is what is it you find you constantly write about. A system which you feel most and why? Me - I...

@Queshire Hahaha, what's a good story without a bit of controversy?, and the story isn't set in a steampunk era, it's set to something akin to a african medieval era but the schools of magic use science to understand magic in their world. @Jabrosky I see where you might be going with this and...

Hey everyone. So I'll just jump into it and ask you if this concept works or is likely to work I'd we look at it, okay? So, in this world I've created there are many classes of species but the most common as always would be the Humans, Elves and Dwarves. And then there's the sub-classes...

Hello everyone, so I just came here to promote my short stories, they're not done yet but I'd like some critiques and advice. Here's the link - - - > Godlings - Wattpad

Hello everybody, it's been awhile. But I'm just gonna go right through an ask as the title says, would you do a crossover? Let's say you have a friend who writes as well and you both like one another's works, would you work with your friend on crossovering both your stories just to see what...

Hmm... Meh, proverbs, sayings, quotes... Meh.

To me sometimes it's the words of a culture or religion that makes a people quite interesting in a book, show or movie. With reading GoT, "Valar Morghulis" is a known proverb used regularly by the people. So what are known proverbs in your worlds? For the still to be named tribe that one...