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    Realistically, How many people could one guy fight alone?

    Does this world have lots of magic, godly, or super power possiblities? Without the world building foundation that all this is based on, I can't give any chance in hell an accurate response. I have mortals that can best gods and even kill them in my fictional world. Not sure what your...
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    These aliens still use basic triangle concepts for space travel. Send them the more efficient frisbee plans the Federation uses for ship design.
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    Dirk figures out too late why there's no scores yet for epic level hide-and-seek.
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    When interspecies dating is socially acceptable, but not survivable.
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    Advertisement for armor testers left out a few details.
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    Colonel Sanders finds badass flavor with new GMO results.
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    Mother nature ups her game when engineers declare they have made the worlds most durable bridge.
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    Humans as the neutral norm.

    It's hard to find a fictional story that has non-human or even non-humanoid characters as the main protagonist. Given a writer must make characters sympatric for the reader and the easiest way is to use human traits imprinted on monstrous forms. Be it that most readers will rather associate with...
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    Humans as the neutral norm.

    After seeing a bunch fictional stories I wonder why humans are a baseline to compare to other fictional races. Some fictional races are inferior/oppressed or superior/dominate. Lots of demons or mythical creatures being lords or slaves to humans. How would one make a story readers can relate to...
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    Could a fantasy world have more than thousands of nations/communities?

    Considering the basis is not limited to a single world, you can do millions, billions or even trillions of nations/communities. Covering a galaxy or universe makes the number limitless.
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    What are the consequences of NOT using magic in your world?

    There are no real consequences of not using magic in my world. I will just make you the Amish equivalent in the this world. Magic is like any technology and not using it saves you from learning it, influenced by it, or benefiting from it.
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    Half man half...

    Depends on the race if the traits are magical or genetic. Some traits may pass down without being diluted. Other may never be if the race is not pure. It all comes down to the imagination of the writer and how practical they want to be. Could give examples of my races, but nobody here wants to...
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    World Map

    I tried to enhance my worldbuilding by making a map. With my skill it looks like somebody sneezed ink on paper. Still gives me the rough idea of where things are. One thing about bringing your story to visual life is that you must have a story to support the art. Without the story, the art has...
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    Stop Overpopulation (In a confined space)?

    Before there was contraceptives and capital punishment there was war to control populations. If there are too many people you just have them go take resources from others that have what they need. There will be fighting and dying. In the end you will have less people. It has worked for thousands...
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    Stop Overpopulation (In a confined space)?

    If you want no moral shortcomings just make everybody sterile from birth. They can only have childern with the help of highly controlled machines that allow cloning or such. If it's all about numbers and survival that's easy. Quality of life is another along with social stability.
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