A fictional nation is a basic component of any fantasy world. The conflict between different empires and kingdoms can give the story a vast scale, while also providing challenges for the protagonists. But most importantly it creates a world full of life and allows the reader to get immersed in the world.… Read More
Worldbuilding Religion | Fantasy Worldbuilding Tips
Worldbuilding Immersive Religion For Your Fantasy World
Worldbuilding religion is a great way to give your fictional world flavour and a unique style. Religion, after all, greatly impacts culture, traditions, morals and ethics, and it can even shape entire nations.
Religion can create conflict, solve a conflict, and turn an otherwise bland group of characters into something more interesting and complicated.… Read More
The Painter
He was around 21 when he heard it for the first time, a serene voice, a whisper in a dream. It was a voice so delicate, so sweet that when he had awoken, he had cursed his very existence, for the voice had ceased speaking.… Read More
The Duel
The field was razor sharp and crystal frost had taken refuge on every blade of grass. Lanor’s boots made the frostbitten ground crackle and as he let out an exhausted, wavering breath, a cloud of mist appeared before it ascended into the violet morning sky.… Read More
Vincent
At the border of chaos and order lies the soul of man. That is how Vincent had always conceived the world to be, the truth remaining like a shining star during a northern winter night. Yet he had for long wondered who were supposed to be the men to charge into this border, this warzone of powers.… Read More
How To Expand Your Writing Vocabulary
Have you noticed using the same words to describe certain things in your writing? Do you struggle writing powerful prose and do you feel like you just can’t describe a certain matter with a powerful word simply because of your lacking vocabulary?… Read More