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Writing Prompts Syndrome?
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I have encountered today one of the strangest things I've ever run across... a person who hates writing prompts!
Shortly after it was created, the thread was deleted, but not before the post had already been copied and pasted into my word processor where I type up my replies (I never type directly into a forum, so that I always have a back up copy on my computer of everything I write anywhere online), so, clicking the reddit link below, will no longer take you to the thread as the thread itself no longer exists.
However, my reply to it was already written, so, here is my reply here, seeing how there is no thread to post my reply on anymore...
Writing Prompts Syndrome
/r/WritingPrompts Syndrome from writing
r/writingprompts Syndrome.
That's my term for the typical type of prompt that gets popular on there. If you've spent any time on that sub, you know what I mean.
Over reliance on the supernatural and sci fi. Ghosts, time travel, God and Satan (but they're...friends?!), Angels, Demons, Aliens, Reincarnation. Nothing wrong with supernatural, but not if it's at the expense of a real character or plot. In my opinion. Then the special marks (everyone is born with a special ankle mark that decides who you are / your job / who you marry). And the "twists." "Heaven is actually where you decide what you want to do." "The Aliens want you to invade their planet." "A good witch." Stuff with famous or powerful people. And more.
Not surprising because I think Reddit has a demographic that is into that content, and it's short fiction that requires a really fast reply or someone else gets the upvotes. It's hard to write a deep character development given those limits.
When I see those I skip and reply to a more simple prompt, but it rarely gets many upvotes.
But what about in published books? Do you like this kind of thing? I like characters first, and setting/mood, and those writing prompt tricks can work, but once you start having multiple supernatural twists I assume it's a gimmick to hide a lack of good writing.
Are more books becoming this way? What's your thoughts on this?
I don't mean to imply some people aren't amazing writers over there at all. I personally enjoy the supernatural and mystery, some sci fi too, but I prefer it to be just one main theme or I find it hard to suspend disbelief. I respect some people enjoy more over the top things.
I find it hard to respond to popular prompts there. Are you active on there? I actually don't like the pressure to respond ASAP. Also I'm verbose, lol.
I agree that the Reddit system makes the prompt the real challenge, and crazier prompts reach the top. I didn't know about the prompts here so thank you.
I'm impressed by people who write great responses in enough time to get seen on the sub. I find that it's harder to work under pressure that high. I can reply there if I stop caring if anyone sees it.
I don't have biases, I love the supernatural and sci fi. I read them a lot. What I meant was if over reliance on too many of the themes at once feels weird to anyone else. I knew people would assume I'm pretentious though but I still want the discussion.
In not generalizing the genre. I'm trying to figure out if this is solely a thing in that sub, or if people see it elsewhere. I refer to what you said, the wackiness and competing to be over the top. I think less can be more with these genres. I was trying to ask a question, not making a statement.
Same with sex and violence that's graphic. A little, ok. Too much and I think it's a gimmick.
You seem to have a deep and fundamental lack of knowing what a writing prompt is or how they are intended to be used. You are NOT supposed to start a new story with new characters.
Writing prompts are used as a way to get back into writing a novel that you've gotten stuck on or are in need of an idea for a new direction to take it into.
Because of this, when you use a writing prompt, you also already have a set of fully fleshed out characters that you are already working with.
>and it's short fiction that requires a really fast reply or someone else gets the upvotes.
Says who? You? Or the authors? Look at the replies. Many of them end with a note saying: "Thank you for this, it got me back on track for my novel!" Some get edited later to include the link to the novel once it's been published.
Anyone over there who is competing for upvotes, isn't there because they want to write a better novel, and probably shouldn't be there at all when you get down to it.
It's not a game sub, as is stated very plainly in their sidebar. Instructions for how to use it are in the sidebar. And they very clearly state that it's intended purpose if for helping authors to get their novels on track when they run into writer's block. Did you even read the sub's rules?
The type of posting for upvotes and competing to get to the top, that you are describing, is actually not allowed according the sub's own rules. Go read them.
It's a place for authors to post writing prompts to help fellow authors to help each other overcome writer's block.
It's a place for others to find writing prompts to use in their work in progress novels, to help them move past road block in their story.
The instructions clearly state, that if you use the prompt in your novel, to post the scene that was inspired by the prompt, so that others can read it and be inspired.
Of course, when you see the level of hate mongering and trolling that goes on in the comments of some of the stories posted, you also gotta wonder why that place isn't better modded and why the authors being lashed out at keep going back there to write more. It's certainly not one of the friendliest subreddits out there.
And yes, I have seen others there, who use it like a popularity contest, which is why the sub has rules stating no one is allowed to ask for votes.
But I'm confused...I've read hundreds, possibly thousands of the posts on that sub and RARELY are they ever full blown stories. It's quite obvious that many of the authors are using already created, fully fleshed out characters from their novel and that the scene on the sub is just that: a scene, and not a story in and of itself... it's not even a full chapter.
Which leads to your point here...
>It's hard to write a deep character development given those limits.
How often do you actually read what gets posted there?
Like I said, I've read hundreds of posts on that sub, and what you are describing is actually rather uncommon. Just read the comments under the replies, where people ask the author about their characters and the author responds to explain "Oh, this is a clip from this novel about this character, I've been working on for years, this writing prompt it's actually going to be in volume 5 of the series. It'll be on Amazon next year..."
There are dozens and dozens of authors over there who are posting a new scene every day, and they'll add a note at the end stating: "This is yet another scene from the novel I'm working on."
Sure, some are writing flash fiction shorts, but again, there's nothing wrong with that.
I just don't see what it is you are complaining about.
You are angry because supernatural stuff gets more votes?
I'm going to assume that means, you wrote something over there and it got down voted and now you are pissed and are taking it out on the people who got a ton of upvotes?
I don't understand what the big deal is. Why are you so worried about which prompts get voted to the top or which stories make it to the front page?
Reddit is a place to chat with other authors, not show promote your work.
>Nothing wrong with supernatural, but not if it's at the expense of a real character or plot.
Again... I'm not sure what posts you are reading over there, because the bulk of the people writing story samples on that sub, are working with VERY fully developed characters and plots, and MOST of them have online character profiles (again, links are often posted in the sub to these) where readers can go to to find out more about the characters and the plots.
Many of the authors over there have wiki sites for the world their stories are set in. I know, I've read lots of theme, and they are pretty amazing.
The members of that sub go through a great deal of trouble to flesh out their characters and their worlds and then use the prompts to give their characters something to do in their worlds.
If you stopped focusing on who gets voted to the top and instead browsed around to see what's there, you'd find a lot of authors with some pretty amazing worlds.
If you started following the authors, you'd start to see that many use the same set of characters over and over again in every prompt.
Many of the prompts are a Fantasy or Sci-Fi slant, because MOST of the authors posting over there are writing High Fantasy novels, Epic Fantasy novels, Dark Fantasy novels, Urban Fantasy novels, Sci-Fi novels, Paranormal Romance novels, or Space Opera novels... thus they try to come up with writing prompts that will be USEFUL to the novels their friends are writing.
If you are looking for more Little House on the Prairie, Family Drama, or Contemporary Romance type writing prompts, you are correct in the fact that there are very few over there.... but that's only because those genres are not big sellers, never have been, never will be, and thus there are very few authors writing them, resulting in very few authors thinking to create writing prompts geared towards them.
The solution, would be for authors who are seeking those types of prompts, to get over there on that sub and start writing those prompts for each other.
Keep in mind that those writing prompts are posted by the members not the mods. YOU as a member DO have a say in what type of prompts get posted. If you are not seeing the type of prompt that interests you and the genre novel you are working on, than all you got to do is create the prompt yourself. It's what the rest of us there do.
>I find it hard to respond to popular prompts there.
Again, I really think you have completely the wrong attitude/outlook for how that sub is intended to be used.
You are not supposed to be just running down the list all willy nilly writing a fully fleshed out story for every single one of them. You are supposed to be looking for one that matches you novel in progress to help you add interesting twists and turns, give your characters new challenges, or unstick and writer's block road blocks that are getting in your way.
I mean, sure, if you are an author of flash fiction, then doing every single prompt at random is what you would want to be doing. And, when I'm looking to write unplanned flash fiction, I do in fact use whatever prompt is on top. And yeah, it's hard to do, because you have to come up with new characters, new setting, everything, off the tp of your head.
>Are you active on there?
Yes I am. I'm one of the first 10 people to join, so I'm familiar with the WHY of that place being started, and clearly you aren't.
>I actually don't like the pressure to respond ASAP.
Again... why do you feel you need to respond to every prompt?
And why as soon as possibly?
What's the rush?
I do not understand the logic here. It's not a popularity contest. No one cares who answers what prompt. Plenty of prompts go unanswered. No one cares if you reply to popular prompts or not. It's not a race to see who can get the most votes. How did you ever get that idea into your head?
No wonder you are stressed out and frustrated. I think I would be too if I was running around trying to keep up with the Jones and worried about what others thought of me, instead of focusing on my job.
Stop worrying about what others thinks of you so much. If I worried about what others think, Id have stopped writing decades ago. I get hate mail by the thousands. I have 900,000 hate emails saved on my computer. Hate mail that gets sent to me on a daily basis since 1997, ever since I got my email address. My main character is a bi-sexual, transvestite. His lover's not white. I get death threats from the Ku Klux Klan because of my novels. October 18, 2006 they blew up my house with a bomb. Believe me honey, there's a lot bigger things to worry about on this planet, then who gets the most popularity votes on reddit.
>I'm impressed by people who write great responses in enough time to get seen on the sub.
I often reply to prompts that are 3 or 4 or 5 months old. When a prompt is archived and can't be replied to because it's over 6 months old, I reply to it anyways, and post my reply on my FaceBook wall instead of reddit.
I don't understand why you are so worried about being seen? I just find that logic baffling.
I mean, WHO exactly are you trying to impress? A bunch of 12 year olds who won't remember what you wrote 2 weeks from now?
The only people who are important are your fanbase. Your true fans. Your readers. The people who care about you enough to drive to a bookstore and buy your book. Not the fairweather readers who read you on reddit simply because you are there, and make no invested effort to seek out your work or support you as an author.
Think about it.
If the readers of reddit cared about your work, they are going to be going to your PROFILE page to read ALL of your work, no matter how old it is. They are not going to be ONLY reading you IF you happen to win enough up votes to make it to the top of sum subreddit.
You need to prioritize. Know who your REAL fans are and cater to them.
>I find that it's harder to work under pressure that high. I can reply there if I stop caring if anyone sees it.
I'm not over there trying to be popular. I'm a career author. I have a job to do. If I don't write, the novel doesn't get published. If the novel doesn't get published, I don't get paid. If I don't get paid, I don't eat. It's as simple as that. My job is to write novels and get them published. And if I get stuck, well, that's what writing prompts are for! I use the subreddit as a tool. Whether or not any one reads my posts over there is of no concern to me. If people read it, great. If not, it's no big deal.
My advice...
Stop.
Breath.
Relax.
There is NO pressure to respond.
Any pressure to respond, is just something you made up in your own head. It's not a rule on the subreddit, it's some weird subconscious need to fight your way to the top, that you've put in your own mind.
Let go of it.
You'll be much happier.
I don't think I've ever answered one of the popular or front page prompts over there. No need to. I'm not looking for a pat on the back. I'm not looking for the cheering crowd.
Heck, I get posts over there with -20 downvotes. But you know what? Who the hell cares?
But back to this...
>It's hard to write a deep character development given those limits.
You want deep character development? Is a 200 page character profile, that goes into details of their hobbies, eating habits, sex life, ect, deep enough for you? It's posted online if you want to read it.
I'm on that subreddit, and if you've ever seen my replies there, you'll notice the SAME 3 characters in every story.
Each of those character profiles in 90,000 words long, by the way, in case you decide you actually want to sit down and read who and what my characters are... it'll take you at minimum 4 hours to read EACH of those 3 pages.
GhoulSpawn is a character who I've been writing about since 1978. Quaraun was added to the series in 1984. Unicorn showed up in 2011, but his grandson was in the series before him, since 1987, and his son, since 1971.
You will also then find any post I have written on that sub cross posted to the site where you can read ALL of these writing prompt results together. (As you can see there are several hundred)
And, if you actually head to Amazon and search for the character name or my name, you'll quickly discover that these writing prompts, have resulted in the publication of many 300,000 word novels.
This series by the way, started in 1978, and to date has 130+ novels, and 2,000+ short stories, published in the 40 years since it was started.
>I agree that the Reddit system makes the prompt the real challenge, and crazier prompts reach the top.
You seem to be so worried about reaching the spotlight and being on top. That's NOT what the subs' about. It's not a place to show off what a great writer any body is. It's not a place to beat the competition to the top. It's not a contest. It's a place to browse through and look for a prompt that will help you break through a place in your WORK IN PROGRESS that you are stuck on.
Sure crazy prompts exists. So what? The search feature is there. Just look for a prompt that fits the story you are working on and need help with.
That's what I do.
For example, my last 2 posts over there (about a month ago)... I'm currently working on a Christmas story. Hopefully it'll be done in time for an October 2018 publication date. As usual it's a story for this long running series. The basis of the story is that Unicorn (who actually is a unicorn btw, that's not his name) has been claiming (throughout all the previously published novels) that Santa Claus is real. No one believes him. He also claims that Krampus is his cousin, and that he used to live with Santa. People think Unicorn is nuts and do not believe him. This has been a running gag throughout the series for the past 40 years of my writing it.
Well, last year, some of my fans were talking on a FaceBook group about this aspect of the series, debating... "Is Santa real in the Quaraun series? Did Unicorn really live with him?" And they contacted me (the author of the series) to ask me to settle the argument. I told them, "Yes, Santa Claus is real in Quaraun's world, though like in our real world, no one believes he's real and thinks of him as just a children's story, thus why they laugh at Unicorn. Yes, Unicorn is telling the truth, he really did live with Santa."
To which readers of the series then wanted to know: "Could you make a special Christmas Edition novel, where Unicorn takes them to visit Santa to prove he's real?"
I was like... that's a good idea for a story.
And so now, at fan request, I'm writing that novel.
But...
Because it's not a novel I had planned to write, I have no clear outline to structure it off of. I have all the little quips and quotes from the previous novels, where Santa was mentioned in passing, but now I need to actually build the skeletal structure of the novel itself.
So...
I went to the writing prompt subreddit, looked through the search feature for:
Santa, Christmas, North Pole, Antarctica, etc.
I found two writing prompts that matched what I had in mind, and so, quickly wrote out the first thing that popped into my head for each.
Then a few days later, I edited, fleshed out, and expanded each of them, into full blow chapters for the novel. As I write my novels "live" posting chapters online during the writing process so that my readers can see the story progression, both of those chapters are online free to read now:
There they are in case you are interested. The links to the original writing prompts are included on those pages as well, so that readers can see the changes from the original subreddit post to the work in progress chapter.
Now... to someone browsing the subreddit at random, if they ran across those 2 posts, they'd probably think like you did, that this is nothing but flash fiction with shallow characters. They'd also see the Santa/Satan letter one and think "Damn that's crazy!"
They'd also be jumping to false conclusions and making brash ill informed judgments.
The point is...
You seem to be judging the entire subreddit, based off the fact that you yourself have no clear direction.
You seem to be assuming that just because YOU, yourself, do not have a novel work in progress to be writing for, and no fleshed out characters to use, that therefore everyone over there must be in exactly the same boat as you.
You also seem to be an abnormally competition driven person, to the point that I actual might recommend you seek professional help before it gets the better of you and start doing a Tonya Harding (or a Kendra Silvermander) to reach the top.
It's rather frightening really, to see someone get so upset over not being able to type fast enough to be seen in the first place of a subreddit. That kind of attitude really is not normal, you know? To be so enraged, simply because someone else got more votes than you... that's, well.... those people with more votes then you might want to think about calling the police before you start building bombs like Kendra Silvermander did.
You might want to try loosening up a little, play some Mozart, grab a coloring book and de-stress for a bit, yoga, meditation, something...
I worry, when some one gets so very upset over something as insignificant as a subreddit. It usually means there's something bigger going on under the surface... a death in the family, and illness... something NOT related to the complaint.
As you said here...
>competing to be over the top.
It is, only if you let it be.
>the wackiness
>I think it's a gimmick
You are aware there is a genre called Bizarro right?
There are in fact quite a few authors of the Bizarro genre on that subreddit. That might explain what you are seeing.
You know, instead of judging people, you might want to look into their backgrounds, get to know them, and find out what type of genre they are publishing before you criticize their work.
You do realize some of the biggest names in the Bizarro genre (published authors) are frequent posters on that sub right? Google those usernames, you might find yourself floored by who hangs out there. A lot of them ain't kids competing to the top, but rather just big name authors getting their work done and trying to keep a low profile on social media.
Sure, a gimmicky, wacky genre like Bizarro may not be everyone's cup of tea. But there's enough genres out there for everyone.
My advice...
Find the prompts that fit your genre and your characters and your novel. Don't worry about the others.
That's what I do, and I have no issues of stress, because I'm not trying to compete with anyone, I'm just looking for prompts that fit my novel, my characters, my genre.
When you stop worrying about what others are doing/thinking/writing/saying, it allows you to just move on and get your work done.
You are an author. Grow up and start acting like one.
It rather simple really.
Your lack of professionalism is showing badly and it's not pretty.
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After many, many years... an update to this page:
How Can I Get My Prompts To Be Used
I've made several prompts, but nobody uses them. Just seems like wasted potential. Other prompts are used within hours, and i cant even get a comment besides the welcoming bot. How can i get people to use my prompts for their short stories/poems?
>>>I've made several prompts, but nobody uses them.
Are you sure?
If you are talking about r/writingprompts I use 4 or 5 prompts from there daily, but **I DO NOT POST THEM ONLINE**
The reason being because I also publish 1 to 3 short stories each week (sometimes more) and 4 to 6 novels a year, and posting something online **IS** publishing it.
Writing is my career. My job. I make money from my writing. Writing pays the bills, puts food on the table, and is why while others struggled with lose of income during 2020, I never had a change in income.
If I post what I write online, people would look for my work online to read for free, rather than paying money to buy what I write. I would not be able to live off my writing income if I posted my work for free online.
>>>Just seems like wasted potential.
Chances are high that they are not wasted.
I doubt I'm the only one who uses r/writingprompts without posting the end result publicly there. In fact, I suspect that very few of the people who use the prompts post them there.
The thing is, the ONLY people who post their work online are teens too young to know any better, fanfic writers who know they are stealing the work of others so CAN'T get published and have no choice but to post their work online, people looking for the vain attention and worthless empty praises of others, and people who write as a hobby and don't ever plan to publish so don't care if they don't look professional in front of the publishers-editors-agents that read but rarely post on Reddit.
If you read most of what is posted in the comments on r/writingprompts I seriously doubt any adults post there. It appears to all be young kids in their 30s or less. I've been on that subreddit since the first week it was created, I'm one of it's first 10 members, and I've never seen an adult, an author, or any one who acted professional or took their career seriously post in the comments there, not once in 10 years. Most of the comments are just a lot of kids posting fanfiction, so I gave up reading the comments about 8 years ago. I don't even open any of the threads anymore. I just use the title prompt to write my story.
Remember, there is a hell of a big difference between a writer and an author. Writers write for the sake of writing. Authors publish what they write and absolutely refuse to post their work online for free..
Writers rarely care about grammar, spelling, professionalism, or preserving/not killing their writing career before they even get started. They don't think twice about posting online because they do not take their writing seriously.
You will NEVER see an author posting their work on places like r/writingprompts even though many authors use such places. Unlike writers, authors consider everything they write t have the potential to be a source of income.
So what you are seeing is that writers are posting all willy nilly without any thought to how it will effect their writing career, while authors are using the prompts, than instead of posting them online, they polish and expand them into something publishable.
In the end, what you are seeing is 2 different aspects of the writing industry: the hobby writer vs the career writer/author. Of course these are just the 2 far ends of the bell curve and there are many other types of writers in between, but you get the idea.
The point is, different people will have different ways of using writing prompts, and just because a prompt have no stories posted on Reddit, doesn't mean no one is using the prompt in question.
>>>How can i get people to use my prompts for their short stories/poems?
They are probably being used by a lot more people than you are aware, and likely because they either write only for themselves or because like me they publish their work so don't post it online.
And speaking of writing prompts, here, have a few:
The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge:
Here are some Reddit Writing Prompts To Help You Discover More About Your World, By Inspiring You To Write Descriptions, Bios, Narratives, and/or Short Stories To Answer These Questions
I would like to do something a bit different for the 31 days of worldbuilding challenge, you can do it as well, if you like. But, here's the thought I had: Here on my website are several pages (70+ at the moment and more get added all the time) devoted to different aspects of world building... (If it has no link yet, it's because it's still under 2,000 words so I've not set it to live yet. Google requires an article to be 2,000 words long before they will index it)...
* A Place To Live | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Aquatic Life | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Birds | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Bring Your World Alive | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Bugs | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Churches & Religion vs Fantasy | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Creating A Fantasy Realm | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Cults, Criminals, & Dark Lords | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Culture & Architecture | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Culture & Every Day Rituals | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Daily Life In The Middle Ages | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Do You Use A System of Power Scaling Your Wizards? | EelKat's Guide To Writing Fantasy
* Doing Research For Your Story | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Emotions | Eelkat On Character Creation
* Everyday Uses of Advanced Necromancy | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Family | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Fantasy Creatures | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* FarDaarig | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Food | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* GhoulSpawn & His Sheep | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Gingerbread | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Give Your Characters Better Motives | Eelkat On Character Creation
* God & Satan vs Fantasy | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Gods, Immortals, Demons, Angels, Heaven, & Hell | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Government | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* History | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Holy Days, Holidays, & Religious Rituals | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Horrors & Darkness | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* How do you make the story longer? | Novel Writing Tips
* How Do You Pick Character Names? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* How To Write A Character Falling Asleep | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* How Would You Explain Your Fantasy World To a Random Stranger? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Ideas, Where? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Infodumps | Becoming A Better Writer
* Landscape | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Liches | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Lighting, Sun, Moon, Candles, Fire, Shadows | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Little People Big World: Government & Big Corpa vs The Every day average Joe | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Lost Treasures Your Adventures Are Looking For | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Lovecraftian Aliens & Demons | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Magic Systems and How To Build Them | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Mammals | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Markets, Merchants, & Guilds | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Marriages & Other Such Stuff | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Money | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Monsters | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Moon Elf Society | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* On Writing A Child Character | Eelkat On Character Creation
* Phookas | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Plant Life | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Politics | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Portals & Time Travel | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Psychotic Dead Things | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Question Everything Before Putting It Into Your World | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Reptiles & Amphibians | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Science Fiction & Space Fantasy | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Selecting a Theme For Your Story | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Skeletons In The Closet - Taboos In Your World | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Sun Elf Society | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* The Zaharam-Chapelle-Parunas Ethnographical Questionnaire
* Thullids | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Travel & World Size | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Travellers & Tourists | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Unicorns | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Unique Wildlife | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Water | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Weather & Climate | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* What does your world look like? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* What is a God in your universe? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* What is your world like? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* What lives in your world? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* What the Ocean Gives Me | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* What will a traveler encounter on the roads in your world? | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* What's The Inciting Incident to Your Story? | Novel Writing Tips
* Wood Elf Society | Dark Fantasy Worldbuilding: A Look Into Quaraun's Violent Society
* Worldbuilding Considerations | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Writing Albino Races Accurately | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Writing Elves & Wizards That Are Not LoTR | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Your Magic System | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Your Population | EelKat's Guide To Worldbuilding
* Your World. Your Head. | Eelkat's Guide To Worldbuilding
...and I would like to answer these questions/prompts, for EACH aspect.
For example, answer Day 1 on the plant page, answering the question focused on the plants of the region, than answer Day 1 focused on the population, than answer Day 1 focused on fantasy creatures, and so on and so forth, etc.
As such these prompts will appear on each page of the series, but my answers on each page will be different.
And as there are 70+ pages that I'm putting this on (linked above) that means I will have to answer EACH of the 3 questions for each of the 31 Days + the 9 Bonus days 70+ times answering each differently.
The challenge is actual 40 days, because it's 31 days + 9 bonus days. And each day has 3 questions. Meaning there are 120 questions total.
40 x 70 = 2,800 days x 3 = 8,400 questions total.
40 x 70 = 2,800 days \ 365 = 7+ years to complete this task, if I did only 1 per day, the way the challenge says to do.
Sooooo...
Today is May 15, 2021.
This means it could take me up to 2028 or more to complete this challenge.
Well, let's get started then and see how long it takes me to complete this. Tjis is definitly going to be a long term work-in-progress.
If you would like to do this challenge on your own website or blog, head to the Reddit page for the prompt, under the post, click the "SHARE" button, click the "EMBED" button, the follow the instructions on Reddit's popup to create the type of code your website uses, than click "COPY" and paste the code Reddit gives you into the HTML box of your webpage/blog. Than type your answer under it.
If you would like to post your answer publicly or see the publicly posted answers of others, click on the links to head to Reddit and see the full prompt page of each prompt, submit your own answer on the thread, or read the answers of others.
Most of these prompts had 20 to 50 submissions, some have 100 to 200 or more, so there is quite a lot of answers on each if you are looking for a lot of worldbuilding Fantasy reading to do.
For each prompt, I've included 1 to 4 example submissions from others, also via Reddit's embed codes. If you enjoy a writer's sample, be sure to click on their username link, and check out ALL of their submissions on Reddit.
I've tried to choose examples only from writers whom have large samples of their work published online. Many of them have their own websites where they feature their work, most are published or working towards publication, while others are DnD Dungeon Masters who build vast worlds for their campaigns and post them on persona DnD blogs.
They are all amazing writers, so be sure to check out their Reddit profiles for lists of links to their websites, blogs, WattPad/Deviant Art free-to-read-online accounts, SmashWords/Amazon profiles, web serials, etc.
Many of them are self-published via Kindle, so if you like their work, be sure to support them by buying their Kindle and/or Kindle Paperback editions.
So, I was over on Reddit, you like I often am, and found this question. And answered it, like I do. However, the answer I initially gave was a simple generic answer. If you want to read my original answer unaltered, simply click on Reddit's embed feature links which Reddit provides for webmasters to be able to post their answers on their websites, while linking back to the original thread on Reddit (if you didn't know Reddit offered and encouraged the use of this feature, look for it in the "share" features underneath every post, comment, and reply on Reddit).
I am answering random questions today about world building, over on Reddit and decided to take my answers from there and expand upon them even further over here. So that's what this page is. Me rambling on about various aspects of world building techniques I use when writing the Quaraun series. The questions I am answering are embedded here. Clicking the link in the embedded question will take you to the original Reddit page where you can see the original answer along with other people's answers. If you wish to comment, you can do so on the Reddit page where a place to do so is provided.
In any case, as with all of my Reddit answers found on my site here, my original post on Reddit is much shorter then the article here.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 1 of 31:
Famous Townsperson(Local), River Basin(Region), Disputed Territory(World)
Edit: Day 2 is This way!
Well, technically 31+ days of worldbuilding prompts. The goal is to follow along each day and make at least one thing for your world based on one of the categories: Local Area, Regional Area, or Worldwide. That way, you can focus on what you need most for your world even if you don't have much time each day to work on stuff!
For my submissions, I'm going to try and do all three each day, but barring that, I'm going to focus on the local area category for the Region of El in my Nomads of Sky Setting, since I've got a campaign coming up there.
Famous Townsperson: Terrance Mortighast - A well known bounty hunter, but his age is starting to get to him. Not only has he been letting more and more bounties pass him by, but rumor has it that he doesn't even chase his quarry beyond of the Free Cities anymore.
River Basin: Wisp Willow Falls - This once-pristine feature has seen a lot of development over the years due to how readily Wisp Willow, A plant that normally only grows around the very edge of an island, grows there. The area now hails as one of El's primary Aerillium producers.
Disputed Territory: Fermia Archipelago - Known primarily for it's Red Metal Mines, the remoteness of this island chain means that it generally gets claimed by whichever country happens to be passing closest to it at the time. It is one of the few lands to travel near enough to the Maelstrom to be dangerous, though, which gives the island chain a brief period of respite every few years. An ironic sort of peace, really.
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 2 of 31:
A Noble Family(Local), An Exported Good(Region), A Dying Land(World)
Figured I'd post a bit early so that people have time to get those creative juices flowing before the day of, and because some were waiting to do a couple of days together in order to catch up.
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
I'll post my own takes once it's actually the 2nd of May in my Timezone.
Happy Worldbuilding Everyone!
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 3 of 31:
A Corrupt Politician(Local), A Religious Order(Region), A Stormy Sea(World)
Alright, Round 3 of our 31 Day Challenge!
For folks just tuning in, We're following the prompts listed here.
There are a few MulliganPrompts Thanks to /u/Icy-Conference-5092 for the term :D at the bottom in case today's selection isn't jelling with anyone. Those are listed as letters instead of days.
I've decided to keep posting these around this time since my timezone is trails the end of the day. So, hopefully, that works for everyone.
Anyway, Good luck worldbuilding today!
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 4 of 31:
A Domesticated Creature(Local), A Rare Resource(Region), An Icy Reach(World)
Day 4 and everyone's done awesome work so far, keep it up!
For those who've missed it, we're following these prompts each day, with extras at the bottom for those who get mental block.
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 5 of 31:
An Abandoned Mine(Local), A Trade Route(Region), A mysterious Archipelago(World)
Greetings again everyone!
Bonus points if you can say why the mine was abandoned, what's the main trade along the route, and how many islands are in your archipelago!
Also, the points don't matter, so long as you're having fun.
Again, prompts are from here, with extra prompts at the bottom if none of today's are doing it for you :D
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 6 of 31:
A Local Delicacy(Local), A Wooded Farmland(Region), An Unusual Coastline(World)
I've gone and added page links so that peeps can see what everyone wrote during previous days!
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if none of today's agree with you :D
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 7 of 31:
An Old Memorial(Local), A Borderline Cult(Region), An Expanding Forest(World)
Apologies for the delay, but I'm posting this from my phone, so bare with me.
Bonus points question: why don't the cult members don't think it's a cult?
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if you need them :D
Anyway, happy worldbuilding!
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 8 of 31:
A Calm Pond(Local), The Highest Point of Elevation(Region), A Wild Brushland(World)
Aha! One week down,everyone! Hope everyone's been able to keep up at least a little bit. I know my work hasn't left me with too much time as of late.
Today's batch has a bunch of natural features, huh?
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if you need them :D
Have fun everyone, and happy worldbuilding!
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 9 of 31:
An Inspiring Vista(Local), A Winding River(Region), A Rolling Highland(World)
Who knew that there were so many rivers, huh?
Bonus points if any of today's prompts harbor some sort of dark secret!
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if you need them :D
And with that I bestow upon you some happy worldbuilding!
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 10 of 31:
A Busy Marketplace(Local), A Dangerous Route(Region), A Major Port City(World)
Finally back to some sort of civilization with these prompts! And with the challenge hitting day 10! Roughly a third down, so I hope everyone's still going strong.
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if you need them :D
As always, happy worldbuilding!
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 11 of 31:
A Place of Worship(Local), A Hidden Secret(Region), An Active Warzone(World)
Bonus points if all three are the same thing!
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if you need them :D
Good luck, worldbuilders!
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 12 of 31:
A Form of Contraband(Local), A Branch of Government(Region), An Active Volcano(World)
Bonus points: Hows your volcano activity on a scale of dead, to Saint Helens, to Yellowstone extinction event?
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if you need them :D
For those of you catching up a few days late, here's a "Happy Worldbuilding" from the past!
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
A Form of Contraband
Dreams are a commodity in many of the markets of my world. A bottled creature that will give you a pleasant night's sleep and a dream created by design. However the quality that these dreams have means they are also surprisingly expensive and addictive. Many people who run out of dreams seek out cheaper alternatives. Since the dreammarket is highly regulated these are not always entirely legal, let alone safe to use. They may incude nightmares or worse, create a permanent comatose state.
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 13 of 31:
Annual Festival(Local), A Merchant Guild (Region), A Paradise Island(World)
Hope everyone's still trucking along!
Bonus points today: Does your guild have a signet/seal used for official documents?
Prompts are posted here, with extra prompts at the bottom if you need them :D
Wishing you all some Happy Worldbuilding!
Day 12 <-- | --> Day 14
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
Examples From Others:
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 14 of 31:
An Unlawful Group (Local),
A Navigational Waypoint (Region),
A Windy Desert (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 15 of 31:
An Opulent Structure (Local),
A Hard To Cross Terrain (Region),
A Deep Ocean (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 16 of 31:
A Burial Place (Local),
A Secluded Path (Region),
A Flooded Plain (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 17 of 31:
A Leadership Figure (Local),
An Accepting Faction (Region),
An Ancient Cataclysmic Event (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 18 of 31:
A Solitary Tower (Local),
A Widespread Rumor (Region),
A Dead Civilization (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 19 of 31:
A Gathering Hub (Local),
A Capital City (Region),
A Prosperous Nation (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
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31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 20 of 31:
A Local Tragedy (Local),
A Migratory Creature(Region),
A Recent Historical Event (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 21 of 31:
A Ghost Story (Local),
A Lost Treasure (Region),
A Pilgrimage Site (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 22 of 31:
An Abandoned Building (Local),
A City in Decline (Region),
An Ongoing Disease (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 23 of 31:
A Farmable Crop (Local),
A Narrow Passage (Region),
A Disaster That Occurs Once Every Hundred Years (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 24 of 31:
A Rediscovered Ruin (Local),
An Unusual Method of Payment (Region),
A Colourful Grassland (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 25 of 31:
A Humble Ranch (Local),
An Extensive Cave (Region),
A Worldly Travelling Clan (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 26 of 31:
A Local Fashion Trend (Local),
An Upper Class Collectable (Region),
A Taboo Crime (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 27 of 31:
A Memorable Bridge (Local),
A Grandiose Construction Project (Region),
A Rare Event of Religious Significance (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 28 of 31:
Someone's Unusual Pet (Local),
The Best Smuggling Route (Region),
The Greatest Waterfall (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 29 of 31:
A Thriving Garden (Local),
An Honor Guard (Region),
A Popular Constellation (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 30 of 31:
An Unfinished Foundation (Local),
A Method of Communication (Region),
An Extensive Mountain Range (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Day 31 of 31:
A Newly Wed Couple (Local),
A Counterfeit Operation
A Nest of Dangerous Creatures (Region),
A Recurring Astrological Event (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus A:
An Unfaithful Spouse (Local),
A Nest of Dangerous Creatures (Region),
An Endangered Species (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus B:
A Flavorful Breaded Pastry (Local),
A Common Variety of Flower (Region),
A Ritual Older Than Recorded History (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus C:
An Eccentric Entrepreneur (Local),
A Cautious Heroic Folktale (Region),
A Lost Continent (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus D:
A Scarred Hermit (Local),
A Seasonal Allergy (Region),
A Failed Prophecy (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus E:
A Jerk With A Heart of Gold (Local),
A Band of Mercenaries (Region),
A Scorched Land (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus F:
A Wandering Sage or Artist (Local),
A Natural, Defensible Border (Region),
A Land Bridge (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus G:
A Healer of Wounds (Local),
A Group That Keeps The Peace (Region),
A Wandering Horror (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus H:
An Inescapable Scent (Local),
A Relatively Lawless Area (Region),
A Sheltered Vale (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
NOTE: The Reddit post series for The 31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge, ended at 13 instead of 31, but the chart gives us what the rest of the prompts should have been, so I will continue the list of the remaining prompts without links to Reddit posts as there were no more Reddit posts made in this series after Day 13.
This means there are also no more answers from others, and no place on Reddit for you to post your own answers for the remaining days, so fell free to post your answers on your own blogs and websites. Should I run across your blog posts I'll link to them here so others can find and read them.
Getting To Know Your World & It's People Using
31 Days of Worldbuilding Challenge!
Bonus I:
A Retired Adventurer (Local),
A Collection of Knowledge (Region),
A Land Owned By None (World)
If none of these prompts work for you today, Don't forget that there's a few extra prompts at the bottom of the 31 Days of Worldbuilding List
My Answer:
I have not yet answered this
Local:
Region:
World:
Bonus:
Bonus Added By Me:
Bonus: How do these 3 things come together?
Has Quaraun Yet Encountered These Things?
If so, how did they affect him?
If not, will he? Why or why not?:
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