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Magic & Otherwise - Part 2
Phew! All right, with that heady mix from last week churning around, let's step back into something more sane: actual and unapologetic magic in an actual fantasy world. In this case, I'm thinking of the magic in the Trench Dungeon story that I'm presently writing. To explain the setting in brief: a fantasy world has just been through a magical version of World War I, and now a small band of protagonists are desperately making their way through the trench dungeons - a serie
Gideon Kalve Jarvis
Sep 109 min read


Magic & Otherwise - How Special Powers Fit Into A Setting
Ralph Richardson playing Prospero in Shakespeare's The Tempest Probably one of the first and biggest things that most folks remember about settings like Star Wars or Harry Potter's Wizarding World is the special powers inherent to those settings. Oh, fine, let's call a spade a spade: they both use magic. Same with Naruto, if we're being honest, except they call them "jutsus," and with the Avatar: the Last Airbender universe, where the powers are called "bending." The exampl
Gideon Kalve Jarvis
Sep 49 min read
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