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Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread Writing grim dark fantasy with self injected main character.Well the joke is that Pokeballs (of any kind) don't typically work on humans. So that's where the 'funny' comes from. She's a human... -
A. E. Lowan replied to the thread Writing grim dark fantasy with self injected main character.That's funny. Reminds me of the deku-princess-in-a-bottle in Majora's Mask. I think? lol -
Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread Writing grim dark fantasy with self injected main character.Go even further beyond, make a Unicorn Paladin. I don't think I plan to use the Deus Ex Machina character as that (a straight up win...
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TThinkerX replied to the thread An epic fantasy writer from RR and Scribble looking for serious discussion.'Qusi-Christians.' Monotheism without Christ. But they act a lot like the old Catholic Church. They have their own army, the poorly...
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AdiofBali replied to the thread The Tragedy of Disparate Lifespans: How Society and Law Adapt to Human-Monster Romance.Well, if you really love someone, then their parting can often hurt worse than a disease or long-term psychical pain. Like check these... -
AdiofBali replied to the thread The Tragedy of Disparate Lifespans: How Society and Law Adapt to Human-Monster Romance.Thank you for such a detailed and thoughtful reply! Your point about Tolkien is spot on. The contrast between Arwen’s choice of...
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AdiofBali replied to the thread An epic fantasy writer from RR and Scribble looking for serious discussion.So, the Christians rule over the place there and they're dealing amogus Cthulhus? Sounds awesome!
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A. E. Lowan replied to the thread Writing grim dark fantasy with self injected main character.I spent way too much time in Lang and Lit to take anything literary or lit crit seriously. We have Heroes. They go on Journeys. They're...
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TThinkerX replied to the thread An epic fantasy writer from RR and Scribble looking for serious discussion.The quasi-Roman Empire is monotheistic. However, there are a lot of Saints and Angels, some of whom wander in and out of the stories...
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Queshire replied to the thread The Tragedy of Disparate Lifespans: How Society and Law Adapt to Human-Monster Romance.Sounds like a neat way to handle things for a story, though I can't help but wonder if things would actually go that way? After all, in... -
Mad Swede replied to the thread The Tragedy of Disparate Lifespans: How Society and Law Adapt to Human-Monster Romance.Your questions are one of the hidden (or perhaps I should write less obvious) themes in the Lord of the Rings. Tolkien drops a series of... -
AdiofBali posted the thread The Tragedy of Disparate Lifespans: How Society and Law Adapt to Human-Monster Romance in World Building.Hello everyone, I’m currently building the historical and sociological framework for an East-Asian-inspired fantasy setting, and I’ve...
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AdiofBali replied to the thread An epic fantasy writer from RR and Scribble looking for serious discussion.It's still better than trying to make a world with no direction. You did quite well with the river stuff, I think. Idk much but it looks...
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pmmg replied to the thread An epic fantasy writer from RR and Scribble looking for serious discussion.Heh...thought it was the bees knees when I wrote it, but...I've seen some since that made me question its direction, which is more to... -
AdiofBali replied to the thread An epic fantasy writer from RR and Scribble looking for serious discussion.Jesus dude. Your worldbuilding guide is A GOLD MINE! I'ma binge it during my free time.