Every fantasy world has its own laws—whether it's about magic, physics, or society. Clearly define how your world operates to maintain consistency.
A well-developed history adds depth to your world. Think about major wars, legendary heroes, or lost civilizations.
Your world should have diverse cultures with unique traditions, languages, and beliefs. This makes it feel more authentic.
From towering mountains to mysterious forests, the landscape should shape the civilization and conflicts in your novel.
Add small details—street vendors, local gossip, regional dialects—to make your world feel real and immersive.
By Rynapria
Torn between duty to his kingdom and a deep moral objection to a senseless war, Prince William faces an impossible choice. His own people, blinded by a thirst for conquest, prepare to invade the peaceful Islamic kingdom of Eldoria. Can William, armed only with his conscience, find a way to avert a devastating conflict, or will he be forced to betray everything he believes in?
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