So You Want to Write a Fantasy Book?

So, you want to write a fantasy book, eh? Have you been working on it for a while, or just starting? If you're just starting, this will help you greatly, but if you've been working for a while, this should help you polish it. In this book, you'll find: • Ways to develop your main character's personality, motivations, and backstory. • Ways to develop the characters around your main character. • Ways to flesh out your setting, including economy, government, religion, and technology. • Ways to flesh out your antagonist, including their motivations and how they react to those they care for, those who serve them, and what good and evil looks like in your world. • Prompts asking how your characters react to different situations. • 50 plot ideas to give you inspiration, either as their own story or to mix and match to create something greater. • Step by step tutorial to create your own fantasy maps, including a guide for coming up with location and character names. • Quick reference guides to making characters, cities, and nations

So, you want to write a fantasy book, eh? Have you been working on it for a while, or just starting? If you're just starting, this will help you greatly, but if you've been working for a while, this should help you polish it. This part is focused on Characters and Character Development. We get into the specifics of a character, including appearance, family, skills, likes and dislikes, relationships, death and war, fears, and heroes and influences. This is the book for those who want to create full, meaningful characters that you and the audience can relate to, all in an organized workbook to guide you along the journey. I also include a step by step tutorial to create your own fantasy maps, including a guide for coming up with location and character names, as well as quick character reference guides.