I've got a social situation in my story that's been working pretty well. The problem is that I have no idea how realistic it is. Would anybody be willing to look at the situation and let me know what you think?
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Ok...here's how it works. The story mostly takes place in a country called Ranew. To the average inhabitant, Ranew isn't that exciting a place. I mean, sure they have a history of psychotic queens (in a good way)....but that's about it. However, there is also a race of magic-users living in Ranew. The general population hates them, so just about all of them live in an expansive city known as Everal. Everal is a name of legend among the rest of the population, and is home to all mages, even the ones who reside outside of the city, but it is only exceptionally rare cases that a human actually catches a glimpse of the city; mostly because the mages keep a close guard and they kill any human who gets too close.
There's a little more to it, but that's the basics. What do you think?
Honestly....it didn't really helpHi there.![]()
Yes of course it's interesting. One thing you get to do with Fantasy stories is world building. It's your world and as long as you don't go too far out on a limb meaning someone would say,
"well that would never happen" you can do what you want. With the fantasy genre you can do just about anything you want. Just make sure your descriptions are enough to create that world.
I hope that helps.
Casi
Without the actual writing it is hard to give you a real critique.Honestly....it didn't really helpI know plenty about world building, I was looking more for specific comments and criticisms about what I have already done. I mean, sure you can do pretty much whatever you want in fantasy, but it needs some realism, and I don't want to go too far into the story with a system that is either too illogical or confusing.
Oh, and Sun: I'll get you the "more" soon, either here or via PM![]()
Y'know....you are the first person I ever met who said that. I know plenty of people who can tear works to bits with criticism without seeing a single printed word. I also know that I don't have enough of the actual writing for this bit to come through....oh well. WhateverWithout the actual writing it is hard to give you a real critique.
Perhaps they are tearing to bits your ideas. If all you want is a comment on your ideas that is one thing. But I can't offer an opinion on your work without seeing it.Y'know....you are the first person I ever met who said that. I know plenty of people who can tear works to bits with criticism without seeing a single printed word. I also know that I don't have enough of the actual writing for this bit to come through....oh well. Whatever
yeah....the idea is what I am wondering about.I think Tariel meant she wanted an opinion on her overarching idea. I could be wrong, though...that's just the impression I was under.
Thanks.The idea sounds great to me. I'd be interested to read more about it.
Good luck and keep us up to date![]()