In your creative writing and roleplay, it’s time to take that sword your character loves and lose it or abuse it in dramatic fashion. Why not up the tension and create panic? After all, what’s bad for the character is good for the story!
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From epic realms to urban fantasy, narrative worlds bubble with magic characters. Check out this cre8opedia post for tons of ideas!
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Creating gods for your stories is fantastic fun and the most epic part of “world building”. Enjoy some of the helpful tips in this post.
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The bard is a fantasy character who loves to entertain folks and charm foes. This post generates ideas for your writing and roleplaying games.
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When everything is going well, stir up some trouble by introducing an “outsider” to your story scene. Check out this post for lots of great ideas for creative writing and roleplaying games.
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Scars are remnants of stories. Use a scar as the basis for your fiction! Check out this post for dozens of “scar” ideas for your writing or roleplay.
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In your narrative, you face an opponent and hope that your training has prepared you enough for this moment. You look in their fierce eyes and wonder what they’re going to do? So many options, so many ways to… ATTACK!!! Who’ll make the first move?
The gurgling moan of the zombie horde means you better run… before the decaying mass sniffs you out and infects you.
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The idea of “home” is loaded with narrative and autobiographical potential. It bastes us in resiliency… and baggage. How can “home” weave into your story?