Fictional world building

Creating a believable and immersive fictional world entails many different aspects of world-building. In this post, you will learn a few things that you can consider when it comes to infrastructure. Infrastructure does not only make your fantasy world feel more realistic, but it also shapes the daily lives of your characters, and it can also cause conflict in your story. So it is definitely worth thinking about! Follow me for more writing advice, and check out my blog for more in-depth…

Worldbuilding is an essential story element to fiction stories; however, building maps and the geography to fantasy worlds can be extremely challenging. This worksheet was created to help students think about important worldbuilding topics, all focused on the geography of their fantasy world, country, or state. You'll find topics such as Major Geographical Features, Major Resources, and How has the geography change over time?, among others.

A comprehensive guide on worldbuilding that's designed to teach you how to create a world and then reveal that world in a way readers love

Types of government to use in your #worldbuilding! Great for roleplaying games, novel world building, or creating a setting for your comic book!

Do you struggle to build your fictional fantasy or science fiction world? Is it hard to keep all the details straight? Before you start writing, take the time to develop your world. There is so much to look after cities, myths, magic, aliens, technology, history, and geography. Whew! The list is endless. Use this world-building spreadsheet for writers to dig into culture, education, climate, food, and education. It is the little details that make a story feel real and pull your readers into…

Our fantasy weather generator will generate over 1,000 weather patterns for your fictional world, along with a description of the weather.

The following list of questions is meant to aid authors of fantasy fiction who are seeking to create believable imaginary settings for their stories. While many of these questions may be helpful or crucial to certain stories, they will not all apply to every story. It is not necessary for an author to answer all, or even any, of the questions in order to start writing, (or to finish writing, either). The idea is simply to provoke people into thinking about the ways their settings and…