Worldbuilding creatures

Photo by Антон Воробьев on Unsplash Look look! Another series! It'll probably be pretty short since I can only think of fantasy,...

The second one is actually extremely accurate. Male animals are often more colorful than their female counterparts both to attract mates or draw predators away.

Folklore, legends, and oral mythology were always part of the sacred traditions of civilizations. In this blog post, we break down the process behind the Art of Mythmaking, teaching you what it takes to create your own mythology.

Webcomic: Most people know about fairy changelings from Ireland. In Scandinavia trolls were accused of switching children, but they had two

"What kind of mythological creature are you?" My result: You are a Dragon

If you have ever wanted to create a world full of unique creatures, races, and species for your stories, then this post is for you. Worldbuilding for Authors: Races & Species will provide you with all of the tools and resources you need to design and develop your own fictional creatures and races. Find character prompts to help you brainstorm ideas and be your guide to creating a rich and vibrant world.

Monsters

When you think about it, mythical creatures are like caricatures of normal people, exaggerating their traits to extremes. Think of fire-breathing dragons and there’s bound to be a few hot-headed people in your life who also come to mind. And there’s something magical in people when they resemble fairies; benevolent souls who enjoy granting the wishes of others.