

thousands or millions of people get “involved”
like you said, it’s for “control of a kingdom”


thousands or millions of people get “involved”
like you said, it’s for “control of a kingdom”

Like I dont think there is a single fantasy or sci-fi show/movie with an entirely black cast at least that I know off.
Have you been reading books from Africa?


and Tyler and Megan and Brad don’t work… gotta mash up that time-continuum

Look at these two users with the knowledge


Looks fake.
I’ve never seen an article that says “Study Finds” and then doesn’t name the study or the authors or the journal or the university.

Most self-help books are written in the 2nd person, I think. (In Jessica Dall’s defense, she is talking about “stories” only. I agree stories in the 2nd person are very rare.)
And a lot of love poems.
“In second person, the narrator refers to one of the characters as “you”, therefore making the audience member feel as if he or she is a character within the story. (“You see the man walking toward you.”)” – this is also bad writing because the example is so dull. A good writer would have used an example with impact such as “there are so many things I wanted to tell you when you returned from Vietnam – but you didn’t.” The professional editor has also made a punctuation error here: the word you should have ‘single quotes’ not “double quotes”.
“5 Places to Stop in Ireland” – title breaks AP Style and most stylebooks I know about. It should be ‘Five’ rather than ‘5’.
“If you have been following my brand(ish) new TikTok…” – yeah brand(ish) new gtfo
“An absolute must for the book nerds amongst us.” – Again reaching for the lazy cliché to express herself.
Dunno why I’m enjoying ripping on her so much. I must have a grudge against her from a past life.


18th and 19th century American character names could work, e.g.


presumably you’d need radar and AD batteries with spirits capable of contending with that.
thanks, will try this later


How do you take out an iron dragon? Ballista maybe?


found the pineapple enjoyer


I have just learned that there’s iron crossbow-types: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheiroballistra
Normal guys: normal wooden crossbows
Seppos: big iron crossbows


make sure they are extravagantly expensive to breed and maintain. Maybe show some peasants losing their land for an eagle habitat
This is easy because eagles/dragons eat meat, and a peasants wealth is measured in livestock. Could have the eagles/dragons eating the common folks goats and cattle and they’re forbidden from objecting.


oh I have a good one:
they have free and fair, democratic elections, where the people are free to elect whatever ruler they choose
there are two royal bloodlines
the people choose between the two


Careful not to get lost in the lore.
I have written 12,000 words of the text so far. Written, not drafted. ദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́ )


I think you’re using modern US for the basis of this, but I think you can get a lot of mileage from also borrowing from the 1800s
Anachronism is the name of the game isn’t it? Mashing up different vaguely related times&places with no regard for accuracy is normal in worldbuilding. Wuxia has things from totally different dynasties. The Lord of The Rings has this.
I listed lumberjacks because lumberjacks just feel very ‘American’ to me (or very Canadian) even tho it’s not a common job today.


Some I’ve thought of since posting –


they have some stuff in common like the pax and the eagle and being a republic but very authoritarian


Have you read Malazan: Book of the Fallen?
astonishingly I have not 😛
I’ll look into it tho


Turn back now! For your own sake.
I agree the class-bias is “unsurprising” as you say.