Yes, it’s time for another World Builder article. Today’s post is all about Religion in your world. If you missed any of my earlier World Builder articles you can find them here – World Builder series.
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How To Build Your World: History
I know it's been a while but I am finally back with another article on my World Builder Series. Catch up on earlier articles in the above link. So let's get on to today's topic which is History.
How To Build Your World: Habitat
Last week's post was about creating a race, focusing on appearance, type and genders. Now we're going to look at the habitat of the race.
Just to clarify, when I say habitat it is referring to more than just the terrain and will encompass a number of factors.
How To Build Your World: Flora
So, I'm back with my World Building series. So far, I've discussed topics such as water, atmosphere, sun, seasons and land so now let's get to some of those living organisms.
There's a special bonus for you at the end of the article 🙂
Today's topic is Flora. (That would be plants).
How to build your world: Atmosphere
So, I’m finally back around to my World Building Series again. If you missed the earlier ones I’ve covered The Sun & Seasons, Landscapes and Water. Today I’m going to discuss "atmosphere". Let’s get the basics out the way (yup, it’s another science lesson. Just go with it people). What is 'Atmosphere'? It’s a layer …
How To Build Your World: Water
I am back on the World Builder Series. (If you missed the first two parts were The Sun & Seasons and Landscapes). So now it's time to turn our attention to water and its importance when creating worlds.
How To Build Your World: Landscapes (Pt 1)
I'm back with another post in my World Builder Series. This has turned out to be one of my most popular series'. 🙂
In the last article we covered The Sun and the Seasons. Okay, so today, let’s talk about some of the basics of landscape. Please note this is part 1, so watch out for a part 2 popping up.
We are going to look at our planet. The Earth has numerous geological processes that are happening within and upon it continuously.
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