A Murder Of Corviknight
HP in critically red
Thank you this was super helpful
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Grey said:Everyone gets to write ‘white twentysomething struggling author grappling with relationships and adulthood’ once, but then you learn your lessons and move on to something worthwhile.
I'll certainly give that entry a good once over. I'm wondering just how far you'll try and reach with such a huge topic.Grey said:Religion entry this weekend...
I mostly plan on covering the more mechanistic uses of religion - the ways in which it can be a useful narrative or world-building tool, rather than the different types of religion, but I see no reason not to add a section on non-specific spiritualist beliefs like a monastic order like that. That kind of monk is a bit of a roleplaying staple, after all, since D&D.Bone2pick said:I'll certainly give that entry a good once over. I'm wondering just how far you'll try and reach with such a huge topic.
I'm roleplaying playing a monk atm who, in my estimation, is borderline religious. Her order doesn't worship a deity and they don't claim to have knowledge of an afterlife, but they have beliefs about how mankind should act. And they make claims about humanity's true nature.
Do you plan on covering beliefs on that side of the scale (less fantastical and divine)?
Definitely interested in these as well!Grey said:I won’t talk too much about animist beliefs here - Japanese Shinto, the various beliefs of pre-colonial America of which I am wholly ignorant, pre-Christian Irish myth or the Slavic domovoi, the Dreamtime of Australia or the Celestial Bureaucracy, and no doubt more...
Yus.Grey said:Efforts are made to classify the hierarchies of Heaven and Hell because the church in the West has a big stake in education and nerds will...
Lightbulb moment of understanding. I've no religious background but would be interested in studying it as one might study the spread and classification of fairy tales. This was very parseable for someone like me, who only read a portion of the Bible for English Lit.Grey said:This is the origin of goetia, the invocation of demons (and sometimes angels) to work magic.
I'll add it to the list.Deadkool said:Any chance of getting a "So you want to write....Government." ?. I'd be interested in how you think the best way to deal with different aspects is. As a friend, enemy, employer, god, etc.
Yesssssss. Demons as The Other.Grey said:Demons with more nuance, on the other hand, tend to feature in stories of inner struggle for freedom, identity, and self-improvement. Perhaps these demons must do evil things, but don’t like them. Perhaps they cleave to a value system that we perceive as evil, but since they’re not human, why should human ethics and morals apply to them?
How specific! You may find the "Antagonists" entry useful. c:Absinthe said:How to write romance with a villain or evil character? Or how to make a villain/evil character a hero in the story?