So of course in fantasy there are many races and being to chose from to add into the story.
What I want to discuss is the mixing of these races and beings. I have seen it done sometimes but not often and usually is just a side note and not a main part of the plot. What do you all think about...
i've always struggled with committing to a story (so many wips..) and i really want to finish this one! i'm having trouble with the pacing of the story and when exactly the first chapter should be set.
We're always looking for something to set out characters apart as writers, and the brass tacks of that don't necessarily have to do with what fantasy race they are or what magic they wield, but it's fun to think about those things. I recently read something with a dwarven archer, in which the...
So, in this particular world-building exercise, when coming up with the five species/Races in this world, I basically equated humans to rats (rattus rattus, i.e, Black Rats), and drew analogies between other species to come up with most of the distinguishing traits which differentiate them from...
The rituals of the moon counteract those of the sun. And those of the mountains counteract those of the skies. For although they were created at once and have created together, they too have their independence and volatile natures. The mountains tried to reach the skies to crush air. The sun...
Hey folks!!
Had quite some fun with our last discussion over "empires" and now I have a new topic in mind!
How important is culture in a fantasy world?
In my own fantasy world, that is only populated by humans, I find creating new and diferent cultures important. Combine this with my love for...
This will be another one of my ramblings on orcs. This time about using and not using them in fiction and the perception of how at least I see various fill ins.
You're here, possibly reading and more then likely at least familiar of orcs. Or have a passing familiarity with variations or their...