Bloodywake
Scribe
Ok I am currently working on writing the second book in a possible trilogy. It's actually based on one of my most memorable D&D player character's I ever created.
I have attempted every single conceivable thing I could think of when I started, from crafting the entire plane of existence and giving it a history.
This is where I keep running into the sort of issue I'm referring to, I can't seem to be able to stop myself from when ever I have any character mention anything about the possible pantheon. I instantly use the names of the already printed names of the deities and demigods from D&D, I even tried to create my vary own pantheon but seriously can't seem to be able to break away from the whole alignment scale and structure set in place in the printed materials.
Is this something that I actually should be worried about? I mean with the already printed material giving complete backgrounds and information should I not even attempt to create my own Pantheon which I will have to explain in deep detail taking away from the overall story?
I have attempted every single conceivable thing I could think of when I started, from crafting the entire plane of existence and giving it a history.
This is where I keep running into the sort of issue I'm referring to, I can't seem to be able to stop myself from when ever I have any character mention anything about the possible pantheon. I instantly use the names of the already printed names of the deities and demigods from D&D, I even tried to create my vary own pantheon but seriously can't seem to be able to break away from the whole alignment scale and structure set in place in the printed materials.
Is this something that I actually should be worried about? I mean with the already printed material giving complete backgrounds and information should I not even attempt to create my own Pantheon which I will have to explain in deep detail taking away from the overall story?