Unlock the secrets of your inner world-builder! Answer these questions to find out your unique style in crafting fantasy realms, from narrative preferences to map-making techniques.
1. What tone do you prefer for your stories?
Intricate and multifaceted, blending both dark and light elements.
Epic and grand with a mix of heroism and peril.
Light and whimsical with a sense of wonder and magic.
Dark and gritty, filled with moral ambiguity and complex characters.
2. How do you approach map creation in your fantasy world?
I prefer abstract representations focusing on key locations and narrative elements.
Minimal maps, letting the story dictate the geography.
A balanced approach with a mix of detail and abstraction.
I meticulously plan detailed terrains and geographical features.
3. What elements do you enjoy most in a fantasy book?
Innovative technology blended with magic.
Epic quests and hero’s journeys.
Complex political systems and rich histories.
Magical creatures and fantastical races.
4. Which storytelling style resonates with you most?
Setting-driven with an emphasis on world exploration and discovery.
Plot-driven stories with intricate twists and turns.
Character-driven stories with deep personal arcs.
A blend of character and plot-driven elements, balancing both equally.
5. How do you incorporate magic into your stories?
I prefer wild and unpredictable magic.
Magic is rare and mysterious, with hidden depths.
I create detailed and rule-based magic systems.
I combine magic with technology to create unique systems.
6. What kind of cultural elements do you enjoy including in your worlds?
Innovative societal systems blended with magical elements.
Detailed traditions and social structures.
Diverse cultures with varied traditions and histories.
Unique languages and dialects.
7. What is your approach to creating geographical settings in your fantasy world?
Fantastical places with imaginative geography.
Diverse landscapes with varied climates and terrains.
Practical settings with clear distances and travel routes.
Rich and detailed ecological systems.
8. How do you feel about traveling in your fantasy world?
Balanced travel with a mix of short and long journeys.
Minimal travel, focusing more on specific locations.
Epic journeys with detailed travels and adventures.
Innovative travel methods like teleportation or magical transportation.
9. What role do myths and legends play in your stories?
Central to the plot with ancient prophecies and legendary heroes.
Minimal use, focusing more on current events and conflicts.
Rich background elements that enhance the world’s depth.
Balanced, with some legends intertwined with present-day narratives.
10. How complex are the histories and backstories in your world?
Simple and straightforward histories, focusing more on the present story.
Extremely complex with detailed backstories for every aspect.
Balanced, with a mix of complex and simple elements as needed.
Moderately complex with key historical elements shaping the plot.
11. What kind of narrative structure do you prefer?
Non-linear storytelling with intricate timelines and flashbacks.
Episodic structure with self-contained arcs.
A blend of traditional and innovative structures.
Traditional hero’s journey with clear stages and transformations.
12. How do you incorporate technology into your fantasy world?
A balanced mix of traditional and some advanced technologies.
I prefer traditional settings with minimal technology.
Technology is futuristic but grounded in reality.
I blend advanced technology seamlessly with magic.
13. How important are ecological systems in your world?
A few key natural features to enhance the storyline.
Vital, with intricate and balanced ecosystems.
Minimal importance, focusing more on other elements.
Moderately important, adding depth to some locations.
