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Have you ever wondered about how to make your own fantasy world?
We get it, creating one isn't easy.

Not Good Enough?

You've started creating a world but you feel like what you've made isn't good enough?
It happens to the best of us, so you're not alone.

Too Many Details

Feeling overwhelmed by everything you need to do to make a world that not only feels real but makes you want to live there?
Let's do it one step at a time.

Shining the Light

Have no fear!
We'll show you the things you need to know and before long, you'll be making your own universe and have fun doing it!

Worldbuilding

Dragons, Monarchs, Castles, and Kingdoms are among the topics explored at length in our articles.
There's always something to learn!

Your World, Your Way

Our articles are designed to help you make your world your way by having everything you need to know all in one place.
So take your time and just enjoy bringing your imagination to life!

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A golden road meandering through a green plain with a green forest on each side. Two rock outcroppings jut out at the bottom above the forests. In the distance is an erupting volcano with a ring of clouds swirling around it and a range of green rolling hills. Above them is the blue sky with light gray clouds and lava flying out from the volcano. Writing a prequel enables you to show events that happened in the past that effects the story in the present.
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Then and Now: The Magic of Writing a Prequel

CONTENTS Overview Sometimes you get so absorbed in a story that you simply can’t stop reading until you get to the end. When you finally get there, you’re disappointed that it’s already over and though you may be looking forward to the sequel, you can’t help but be curious at

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A white door with a red-blue orb situated in the middle. 4 blue-gray with 3 wings each sit in each corner of the door. To the left of the door is a golden hourglass. A gray gear with a blue swirl at its center lies to the right of the door. These 3 time travel objects sit in front of a green-blue gradient background.
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A Look at 3 Powerful Types of Time Travel Objects

CONTENTS The Premise So far in this series about time travel, we’ve looked at a number of things such as how it works, how it shapes both the world and the story, and so on. However there is one integral element we haven’t discussed yet, an element so important that

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An open red book with a speech bubble above it. Within the bubble is a large gray circle that is surrounded by smaller ovals. They all contain little white blobs. The background is a blue gradient. This is an illustration of time travel in your story.
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Using Time Travel in Your Story: Great Pros and Cons

CONTENTS Overview The fantasy genre is replete with stories that explore a number of themes such as industry and nature. It can be hard choosing among them since there’s so many that are easy to work with and for the audience to understand. Traveling through time is another matter. It

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Two pictures depicting the same mountain range in 2 time periods with a blue sky and white clouds. The left shows it in springtime with a green grassy plain and the right shows it in fall with a reddish-orange grassy plain. The center mountain on the right no longer has its top whereas the one on the left does. This is an example how time travel in the world showcases 2 periods of the same world.
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Then and Now: A Powerful Look at Time Travel in the World

CONTENTS Introduction In our previous article we explored how to feature time travel in the story in a way that kept the audience invested and not weaken the overall plot. What the audience sees is just a part of a larger world that has a lot of storytelling potential. In

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A book with yellow covers that is open, revealing Chapter 8: Chapter Title. The squiggly lines denote paragraphs. The book sits on a pinkish gradient background. This book features time time travel in the story.
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How to do Time Travel in the Story the Right Way

CONTENTS The Premise There are a myriad number of themes and ideas to explore when putting together a story set in the fantasy world you’re creating. While it can be hard to narrow it down to just a few, which is one reason why having brainstorming sessions is important, it’s

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Happy Thanksgiving Day 2025! May You Have a Great Day!

The Season to Give Thanks Well folks, we’ve made it to another holiday, which just happens to be one of my favorites. The reason why I love Thanksgiving is — and no, it’s not the food although it’s pretty amazing! — is because I get to spend time with my

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A large blue circle with a red question mark and red lines running through it. It's surrounded by many blue oval-shaped objects, each with a red line running through it. They all sit in front of a purple-pink gradient. These objects all represent the various time travel paradoxes that can ruin a story.
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Exploring How Time Travel Paradoxes Affect a Great Story

CONTENTS Overview After jotting down all the ideas you want to explore in your story, you decide you want to incorporate time travel. While it’s popular, appearing in many stories across the fantasy genre, it is fraught with risk, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing. If done wrong,

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