Which project are your worldbuilding efforts tied to?
I'm building a world for my hopefully one day to become reality fantasy novel to play in. The world's called Samthô and it's overall a fantasy setting, that has contains elements of traditional fantasy but also some innovative elements. My aim is to construct a world that has many facets and offers me chances to discuss philosophical, societal and edcational topics.
What world are you working on?
Samthô
Which area of the world(s) are you working on?
The eastern part of the continent of Erana, which is one of the seven land masses on Samthô. Maybe some place adjacent to that area, like the continent-dividing mountain range, should need arise. In case we 'leave the physical world' I'm open for it - a fleshed out world has mythologies, schools of thought and whatnot and I'm looking forward to explore all of those, should the right prompt hit!
How much are you aiming to complete?
I'll try to do as much as I can. I mainly see this as a challenge and as somewhat of a push to my project so I'm not brooding over it all alone all the time. On the other hand I have to work on my M.A. thesis as well. I'll just have so see how much time and energy that leaves me with.
A late update on bronze: Done within the first ten days!
A less late update on silver: Done within the second ten days!
A timely update on gold: Done within the third ten days!
When will you write?
Got a flexible time shedule besides my university classes. Mostly free on Mondays and Tuesdays, but most of the time I'll just see when I feel like doing something.
-> Procrastinating hard on my joyless masters thesis. ;_;
Who is your support network?
None.
Organising my Worldbuilding
I added some categories to my worldbuilding. Started with 'Animals', 'Peoples' and 'Foods'. Now it's this:
There will be no 'inspiration art gallery' - I draw mainly from Greek/Latin/Norse/Chinese/Japanese/Hittite history, mythology and art. Rather old stuff as I am hardly into anything past the 14th/15th century, but mostly keep to things a lot older.
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