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the free 50 book creation prompts collection: vol. 1
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ALL 80+ of my in-depth character creation, world-building, and story structure prompts and templates will be uploaded to my ko-fi website within the coming weeks as well.
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what if dragon hatchlings were fluffy. what if gumdrops fell from the sky.
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getting all of my templates in order and categorizing them. they will be yours very very soon 🙂↕️🩷
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should i post these templates 👀
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Writing Notes: World-building Questions
How long has your world existed?
How many major cultures exist in your world? (You can answer the following questions for each of them!)
How did your world originate? Do the people who inhabit this world/culture have a creation myth, or a scientific explanation for how it came to be?
If your world/culture has religion, is there one main religion, or many religions? Are the main religions of your world monotheistic or pantheistic?
What resources are in your world/culture? What are the imports/exports? Which resources are rare and valuable, and which are necessary or common?
What are some important historic events in your world/culture? How did they contribute to the geographic or social structures that exist in your world’s present day?
What holidays does your world/culture celebrate?
What is considered a curse word in your world/culture? What is considered sacred, and what is considered profane?
What is the geography and climate of your world/culture?
What are the distances between important places in your world? Draw a map if you want to!
What is the structure of your world’s/culture’s government? Are they at peace or in conflict with neighboring worlds/cultures?
What language(s) do your characters speak? Is language ever a barrier to communication?
What are some of the main dishes the people in your world/culture eat? Where does the food come from, and how is it prepared?
What are the limitations of power, energy, or magic in your world/culture?
What kinds of objects or ideas are familiar to the people of your world/culture? What kind of objects or ideas are strange or outlandish to them? Note: the answers to this might vary depending on the culture your various characters (and readers) come from! What’s familiar to you or your main character might be wildly unfamiliar to someone else.
What are some details you can use from real-world places that are similar to your story world to make it feel more believable? (Think concrete: Sights, sounds, tastes, smells, textures)
How does your main character feel about the world/culture they grew up in?
What does your main character’s home look like? You can describe their room, their house, their neighborhood, their city.
Does your main character most often interact with people who share their experiences, worldview, and upbringing, or do they most often interact with people from very different cultures and life experiences from themselves? What are some of those similarities or differences?
Where does your main character fit into the class/social status of your world/culture? What are some specific things about their location or appearance that indicate wealth, status, profession, etc.?
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* ( ❀ ˆ꒳ˆ˵ ) ♡ Ꮺ 𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗬𝗧𝗢𝗪𝗡𝗦 — 𝖥𝖠𝖨𝖱𝖸 & 𝖣𝖤𝖵𝖨𝖫 ੭
— introducing fairy & devil , the latest google docs template from tinytowns' vault. this document is designed to help you build a world , with an in - universe laws section and space for two nation / country - like locations along with history + a free section ❀ this google doc requires some experience in order to be navigated comfortably , but help is always available through ask - though , this particular template has spent time in my drafts for about a year now so it may take me time to remember how i did something ❀ link can be found in source code + a gif of the full document is under the cut since it needed to be chopped weirdly in order to have a screenshot taken , lol . hope you enjoy this template it took so long to get out of the drafts so apologies if the ending part is a bit un-inspired .. ( Q ᵕ Q ♡) ~
link in source code !!! tumblr doesn't like hyperlinks :(
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portfiend's oc directory template
three weeks ago i began work on a little Eleventy-based website template for storing character information akin to Toyhou.se. it's been in a releasable state for about a week, but i've also been pushing updates to it near daily!
i also wrote up a quick tutorial for setting up the project on its download page, but i plan to improve it in the future.
click here to preview this template: NeoCities click here to get the code: GitHub
features:
built-in "namespaces" for characters, locations, and stories, with their own page templates and information card formats
uses eleventy's tagging system to allow you to tag pages for fine categorization
a big focus on linking to other pages. each "creative" page lets you navigate between the previous/next item in the category. pages have a "linked pages" list that allow you to navigate to related pages, including "what links here"
a content filtering system allowing developers to hide/blur certain content from people who have not opted into it. optionally supports needing to click an "i am 18+" box before entering the site
lightbox images; clickable image links that can reveal metadata such as captions and artist credits
tabbed views allow you to view specific sections of content at a time, used in the various creative pages
SASS wrapper for optional better-formatted stylesheets. don't know how to use SASS syntax? SASS also supports regular CSS!
this project is licensed under MIT License.
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Disease Template
Because you are a sick bastard that wants to maim, injure and kill thousands or millions or even billions of people characters in your story.
I did a ton of research to create this list. And I'm probably the only one really interested in it. I created the three major classes: Parasites, viruses, and bacteria. I also considered genetic factors.
I looked up a lot of wikipedia pages on various diseases, looked up parasites of various types (the type that kill, maim and bother), looked up CDC pages, and also fictional diseases to make sure I wasn't missing anything.
Cholera, foot and mouth, Scarlet fever, Huntington's chorea, Huntington's, Foot and Mouth, etc. So Congenital and pandemic type—you have to strike off items of made up congenital/genetic diseases, but that shouldn't be too difficult. (N/A it)
Slight note here, but I am kinda sick (haha) of people using Zombie virus type of things to reinforce colonialism, Neoliberalism, and pro-oppression narratives. Haha, white person getting attacked by zombies because they are going to take over and that white person is a Southern US person doesn't quite read like you think it does considering that zombies were an allegory about becoming slaves. Looks like a slave uprising, in which case, the zombies should win over that white person's butt. The original Zombie Mythology was supposed to do the exact opposite. I would hope that people would honor and remember what the original mythology was about.
So when you do diseases, etc, think about *how* you are going to portray it and the people who have it carefully. I've done some of that work. Also, this isn't ND sort of things or creating a new ND. Creating a new ND, I think takes a lot more knowledge and thought since it doesn't affect everyone.
Should not have to be said, but please don't steal the template and then say "I came up with this idea". I genuinely took weeks of research to come up with this list. It's free, link it/reblog it if you like it.
Disease Name
Name Information Scientific Name:
Scientific Classification:
Name Meaning:
IPA Pronounce:
Common Names:
Common Name Meanings:
Subspecies:
Taxonomy Who Discovered it:
Date of Discovery:
Subsequent Famous Scientists:
Anatomy Pathogen Type: (Bacteria/Virus/Parasite) Body’s Biome:
Cell Target:
Symptoms:
Severe Version:
Severe Version Symptoms:
Subtypes:
Symptoms:
Complications:
Epidemiology Origin species:
Species Found In:
Geographical Origin:
Geographic Hotspots:
Transmission: (Water, air, food, rodents, fleas, mosquitoes, water droplets, etc) Infection Rate:
Incubation Time:
Carrier Rate:
Resistances: (heat, cold, drugs) Infected Population Number:
Inflicted Population Type: (Female, males, children, Elderly) Mutation Rate:
Death Rate:
Diagnosis and Treatments Diagnosis Methods:
Severe Version Diagnosis:
Medicines:
Folk Cures:
Vaccination:
Prevention Methods:
Mortality Rate:
Post Disease Syndrome:
Post Disease Symptoms:
Additional Notes:
Human Relationship Stigma Level:
Social Impacts: (Can they donate blood, etc) Visibility:
Public Awareness:
Misconceptions:
Economic Impact:
Famous Deaths:
Famous Art:
Mythology/Religion:
Literature:
History Major Outbreaks:
Pandemic Dates:
General:
Miscellaneous Background:
Notes:
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Just a stupid thing that's been on my mind. Plus Linkle (Apollo) being silly and harassing Volga. This was actually supposed to be way smaller and not take me a day to make but yk... Sometimes the brianrot comes in full force.
Hope y'all enjoy the random dragon lore :'D
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An OC template by twitter user @snarbsart.
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Organizing writing documents is hard.
I used to have 9+ google documents per a single project, and at one point it just got too much. Lucky for me, I found an alternative -- Notion.
Notion is a free website that lets you make customized pages for anything you need, and makes writing and organizing and plotting so much easier.
That said, the learning curve can be steep and I recommend you start out with a template (you can find some on their website or on the internet).
And these templates look hella cute!
Here's some that I've made:
Just try it, trust me.
(My templates are available on Etsy).
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Obsidian Writing Vault (v2)
I've added a section to the readme that covers Property Types, since these may (or may not) automatically set themselves, and if they don't this'll really save a headache.
I also added two new templates (this being one of them), a new folder, and updated the Creatures template with a new property.
Download it Here
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#O4: 28 REASONS ♡ GDOC TEMPLATE. ( GET IT HERE. )
introducing 28 REASONS, a netflix-inspired google doc made for worldbuilding. this is a word and graphic heavy doc that is 31 pages long, and contains the following:
mun page
introductory page
character list
history, politics, and careers section
magic and technology section
cultural / social rules section
geography section
religion section
complete with prompts and questions etched into the doc to inspire your creativity
it takes heavy inspiration from a graphic and carrd template that i found on pinterest, while everything else came from myself. (inspirations: here and here.)
NOTE - the other 21 pages are displayed here:
PRECAUTION. (IMPORTANT) this template is to be used by the purchaser or as a gift for another friend. making copies of this document through another party is considered stealing and will not be tolerated.
to avoid accidental redistribution of the product, make sure to go to share > click the cog icon (top right) > uncheck “viewers and commenters can see the option to download, print, and copy.” it is recommended that you do this the moment you make a copy of this product so you don’t forget!
HOW TO USE & EDIT. ⁰¹ ⠀after purchasing, go to file → make a copy to personalize the document. ⁰² ⠀this document has drawings. to replace the drawings with your own pictures, simply double click (or click on the image; an option to edit the drawing should pop up) to open the editing window. ⁰³ ⠀to replace any images, right click and select “replace image.” ⁰⁴ ⠀basic understanding of how tables and images in google docs function is essential to working with this template. i do not encourage going over the recommended word limit, as it will mess up the tables.
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As I develop my Pantheon and world of Sonoric Sorcery, I created a detailed guide for…
Geographical Creation by Divine Influences
Purpose and Cosmic Intentions
Start by determining the underlying reasons for the gods’ involvement in geographical creation. Did they shape the world to foster life, establish realms for their divine power, or create natural barriers for protection or punishment?
Establish how the divine will interacts with the world—whether it’s nurturing or harsh, collaborative among deities or singularly tyrannical.
Pantheon Influence and Divine Roles
Outline which gods or celestial beings are responsible for specific parts of the world. A god of oceans might have sculpted the vast seas, while a god of fire could be the origin of volcanic regions.
Clarify if these divine creators acted alone, in alliances, or through conflicts. Introduce rivalries where a god of order creates plains and structured landscapes while a chaotic deity disrupts them with jagged mountains and whirlpools.
Creation Myths and Narratives
Craft epic stories that detail the moments of creation. These myths might include dramatic events, such as titanic battles that split continents, tears shed by a mourning goddess creating lakes, or the laughter of a trickster god forming rolling hills.
Ensure these stories are not just tales but have religious and cultural significance, with ceremonies or pilgrimages tied to these narratives.
Unique Divine Marks on the Landscape
Highlight distinct features that could only be formed by gods. This might include:
Sacred Mountains: Peaks imbued with divine energy, often home to shrines or ancient temples.
Enchanted Forests: Woodlands blessed or cursed by gods, filled with mystical creatures or shifting paths.
Celestial Rivers: Waterways said to carry pieces of stardust, linking the mortal world to celestial realms.
Mythic Abysses: Deep chasms rumored to be gateways to the underworld or places of divine punishment.
Mortal Interaction with Divine Geographies
Explain how mortals view and interact with these divine creations. Do they see them as blessings or threats?
Are there rituals or traditions based around sacred lakes, healing springs, or cursed wastelands? Define the taboos or reverence attached to certain areas.
Divine Errors and Cataclysms
Introduce instances where divine actions caused unintended destruction or shifts. For example, an angry god might have triggered earthquakes that reshaped the terrain or split civilizations apart.
These cataclysms could be seen as divine retribution or warnings, shaping not just the land but the evolution of societies and their beliefs.
Cross-Pantheon Influence
Determine if the world’s geography shows the influence of multiple pantheons or opposing divine forces.
This can create places where magical energies clash or merge, resulting in areas that defy natural laws, such as floating islands, frozen deserts, or fire-fueled glaciers.
Residual Divine Power and Resources
Discuss the remnants of divine creation in the form of powerful minerals, crystals, or herbs that mortals seek for their magic or technological advancements.
These elements might carry divine essence, offering great power but at potential costs to those who use them.
Geopolitical and Theological Influence
Describe how these divine creations influence politics and power dynamics. For example, a city might be built around a sacred waterfall said to have healing properties, making it a pilgrimage site that brings wealth and influence.
Other civilizations might go to war to control such places, viewing them as conduits of divine favor.
Mystery and Forbidden Zones
Leave space for unexplored or forbidden areas said to be shaped by gods whose motives are unknown or feared.
These could be deserts filled with mirages, haunted forests, or towering monoliths etched with inscriptions no mortal has been able to decipher.
This template provides the framework to enrich your world with divine geographies, turning the physical landscape into a character itself, imbued with history, power, and profound cultural meaning.
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Writing Notes: Dystopian World
The Physical World
What is the landscape of your world?
What is the climate of your world?
What do people (if applicable) look like?
What do animals (if applicable) look like?
What types of clothes do people wear?
What do houses or living quarters look like?
When does your story take place?
Where? On the earth we know, a distant planet, or an alternate reality?
Culture and Society
What are some commonly held beliefs in this society?
What type of government do they have?
Who is in power?
How did they become powerful?
How intrusive is government in daily lives?
What form of propaganda is used (if any)?
What is the history of this society?
What is the society’s biggest fear?
What is the society’s most positive feature?
What are the values of this society?
What are the social classes?
Why are there social classes?
What is the ethnic diversity, if any?
What are the gender roles?
What, if any, religion do they practice?
What language do they speak?
Is the entire world affected and how?
How do people get food?
Is there money? What type?
Character Development
Is your character alone?
Why is he alone?
Does your character have friends?
What motivates your character?
How do the characters interact with the dystopian society?
How do they interact with each other?
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Coral-Cursed Coastal Pirate by Critical Crafting
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