Recent content by KressKross

This is for my own personal preference, but I'm sure someone else might find this useful. If you were given/made up about, say, twenty characters to work with while making a story, how would you do it while making each one interesting and not feel like they are there just to move the story...

Well, that's actually half true. I am making it like a story for a video game, but I'm writing the script like a book, just in case my dreams don't work out as planned. Thanks for the advice, however. And everyone else. I'll keep everything into consideration.

I'm trying to make multiple villains in my story, without making each one seem like they are there just to get in the way of my protagonist. I plan on having 15 sub-villains divided in 3 separate groups, each having a specific goal to achieve for my main antagonist. They all won't appear in the...

My fantasy world is of the modern day, as in things like cars, guns, computers, and the like are present. It is, however, a world with completely different places and areas and such from the real world. At least, for now that is how it is going to be unless something changes my mind. So onto...

Thanks for the comments everyone. It really helped. To point some things out, I didn't try to make the word "original" sound like I wanted to use things never used before, but more things that haven't been used a lot. I myself have not read any fantasy, thriller, or any other genre yet that had...

I'm trying to make my fantasy story as original as I can think of. I know you can use things done before and make it look good as long as you do it right, but I have to make sure I actually am doing things right. To begin, my villain is the ruler of an entire continent in my story's world...