Worldbuilding

hmm... like what are you looking for exactly? what kind of world?

or you can just throw out whatever ideas you have and we can go over them and add more stuff.

I agree with the "hard not to cling to cliche" part. I am a fantasy writer and I ABSOLUTELY love world-building!

Hello.
I would say that my cup of tea would be science fiction, though I like fantasy too. I prefer to have a more modern fantasy world though. I like the idea of immortals, having them be a kind of living history book, and be kind of vouchers for the faith in God Christians have. Also, I've always loved the idea of a more human level of war between good and evil, like vampires verses werewolves or something to that degree.
Besides that, I do like science fiction, and would write about where Earth will logically be in anywhere from fifty to five hundred years from now. It's always fun to pretend

complex forms of physics would seem to have almost "magical" properties. Compare it in a way such as to modern knowledge compared to two-hundred years ago. Things nowadays would seem magical to people from that era or earlier. (think teleporters on Star Trek) would seem magical to someone from a time when not very many laws of physics were discovered.

Take electricity for example, it can seem magical at times with the physics involved in it, a force you can't see but is very real and present (and very lethal) One example of a 'magical property' of electricity is magnetism. Even at our present time you can use electricity to levitate heavy objects, even trains!

Physics may not be the best way to achieve your goal, but there are some possibilities. The fun part to writing in magic into your story is making it believable, make people sit back scratching their heads thinking "Ya know, just maybe...."