Fantasy culture ideas

Religions are a huge part of every day life for many people, so it's not surprising to see religions in fantasy books as well. But how do you start developing your own fantasy religion that doesn't feel superficial, but instead enriches your fantasy culture? Here are a few aspects you should consider during your world-building process:

Why should you think about including festivals into your fantasy story? Easy: festivals are a huge and important aspect of cultures, and creating engaging and convincing fantasy cultures is one way to create a unique and memorable fantasy world which your reader would love to explore! Use this post to get an idea about what you should consider if you want to include festivals into your world building process for your next fantasy story! Follow me for more writing advice!

some of these are original and some aren't but don't copyright me pls <3

List I made of things you can think of when building fantasy world

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Country & Culture Development Questions Questions to get you thinking so you can better develop your countries and their cultures, whether they're fantastic fairytale kingdoms or futuristic space colonies. http://springhole.net/writing/country-questions.htm

Village names, in particular, help to set the tone and paint vivid images of the environment and culture.

So you're building the world of your story, and you have your map and the basic outline of a country or kingdom. It's time to add people! Get advice on developing the denizens of your fictional world, from their culture to their names and politics.

Sociologist Hannah Emery discusses important considerations when developing fantasy cultures in novels.

Looking for original fantasy character ideas that don’t feel recycled? This post shares 6 unique fantasy character prompts with built-in conflict, emotional depth, and backstory potential. You’ll also get expert tips on how to avoid fantasy clichés, ask sharper character-building questions, and develop believable protagonists, side characters, and even magical backstories. Plus, grab a free Notion fantasy character template to organize your cast like a pro. ✨ Click to read the full post…