I couldn't find the perfect world-building tool for me, so I made one! Introducing LegendKeeper!1yr · AWildNarratorAppears · r/worldbuilding
Not all wings are created equal! Use this tool to help nuance how your flying beasts interact with your protagonists and their environment.11mo · stoutdwarf · r/worldbuilding
Hi all, I've been building a Minecraft world for close to three years now (fantasy / medieval). It's called the Realm of Midgard and has cities, settlements, strongholds, tombs, ruins, etc.7mo · Druss_Rua · r/worldbuilding
This book is fantastic for learning about any kind of technology. It has technology trees, detailed documents on how to make civilization itself, it’s just so good. Highly recommend it4mo · BucketOfCancer · r/worldbuilding
A friend showed me this tweet and it got me thinking. Can you answer each of these questions for YOUR Magic System?3wk · Goblin_Enthusiast · r/worldbuilding
It is wrong to associate people by their genetic properties but it was believed in our own history, so why not implement a culture based on it? (image from r/insanepeoplefacebook)3mo · 2ThiccCoats · r/worldbuilding
Working on my protagonist’s character design and looking for critiques. She’s a 19-year-old who lost her heart to a banshee and is on a journey to get it back.1yr · chai-chino · r/worldbuilding
A month of progress in GenBrush - a mapping tool I'm making for worldbuilders.6mo · Mavichist · r/worldbuilding
My graphic novel Bluefall just came out and was the #1 new release in scifi graphic novels! One website said the amount of thought that went into the world-building of Bluefall is staggering and I thought you guys would be as psyched as I am! Welcome to the virtual Universe of Circus.2mo · Slippy302 · r/worldbuilding
This is a little world generator I've been working on that's seeded by drawing with rock onto the planet's core.8mo · SatanicBug · r/worldbuilding
I'm trying to build a story and world involving agents who investigate mythical beasts and folklore in the remote islands of a 1930s Scotland. I decided to create one of my agents 'investigators case'.1yr · LitZippo · r/worldbuilding
A stranger and a little girl journeying through the frozen apocalypse.1yr · CurrentlyTakenName · r/worldbuilding
Various occupations of some local mice, in a universe I’m calling The Unseen World1wk · Applesauce_Police · r/worldbuilding
To be honest this is a really interesting twist on the trickster god concept1yr · Realkdoth · r/worldbuilding
Remember this when world building or writing. Evil isn’t born evil and for some species is more of an opinion1yr · WhoreaTheExplorer · r/worldbuilding
[Resource] I quickly made this Mind Map for things to think about when creating a character within your world.1yr · repulsivedog · r/worldbuilding
Was inspired by this sub to put a fictional port-town on the back of my board.3mo · purplemansock · r/worldbuilding
A Traveling Werewolf Merchant/Ware-Wolf! (A Self-Imposed Worldbuilding/Character Design Exercise)1yr · Number9Robotic · r/worldbuilding
In my completed novel, a dwarf can grow a full beard before they can walk. Most outsiders can’t tell the difference between a 10 year old and a 100 year old dwarf. Despite appearances, the dwarf twins Orin and Orín are just children!4mo · mewtwoDtwo · r/worldbuilding
Detail idea: Buffalo riders for rivers, marsh, swamp or any wet environment.1wk · AuburnBeard- · r/worldbuilding
Found this in another community I’m in and thought it would fit! Great tool for thinking about what elements might be missing!1mo · thecheeper · r/worldbuilding
An excellent source for Medieval fantasy worldbuilding, highly recommended!1yr · AHibbert33 · r/worldbuilding
I'm tired of Dwarves, Elves, and Humans, so I made my own races. Tell me what you think!10mo · Nuldra · r/worldbuilding
I'm also in the process of making a globe for my world (album in comments)7mo · MeatThatTalks · r/worldbuilding
I painted a representation of my worlds 'creation myth', the Yashma Yonti. Advice/criticism appreciated!11mo · Etroozo · r/worldbuilding
This is Krafii, the entity that connects the 8 Realities of Narki.3mo · Pepicolamaster · r/worldbuilding
Diagram of Mythical Reptile Evolution/Biological Classification (made by A goblin on twitter)3mo · MightyD33r · r/worldbuilding
I’ve been contemplating this language for around 6-7 years and now I’m finally writing it down! This is Aénnarese, from the novel I’ve been writing. It’s inspired by 12th century Mongolian, Sanskrit and Japanese!8mo · LordDessik · r/worldbuilding
A popular form of ktrit'zal poetry is to make a line into a ring. Reading it counter-clockwise produces the first line, then you read it clockwise to read the second line.2yr · Thuktunthp_Reader · r/worldbuilding
Quite a difficult city concept to draw that perhaps made more sense in my head. A mess of post-colonial inequality and divides, worker uprisings, and cruel crushing dictators: New-Verlova, the Cracked Jewel.3mo · Seed_man · r/worldbuilding
In Viaticum, my fantasy setting, the wilderness doesn’t allow people to travel in large groups. That’s why soldiers form small, guerrilla-like squads, which station in villages or watchtowers, such as this one3wk · MrDisdain · r/worldbuilding
Logos for my Setting. Urban Fantasy setting with a late 90's like setting.2mo · Walpknut · r/worldbuilding
I have a whopping 15 fantasy races to keep track of. I use this chart to design characters consistently.9mo · RasterAlien · r/worldbuilding
TIME Magazine's coverage of the aftermath over the Battle of the Spratly Islands - 2025.3mo · ShahAbbas1571 · r/worldbuilding
This book is excellent for avid readers and writers. I highly recommend it!4mo · One-Shot_Panda · r/worldbuilding
Sometimes people ask me what kind of nerd I am. I'm this kind of nerd.2yr · rex_francis · r/worldbuilding
A homeless, disabled war veteran, weaving baskets to make a living, on the Capital World of Avreth.4mo · WindyLass · r/worldbuilding
Pencil drawings of what humans would look like if they had evolved from different animal heritages other than apes. Interesting work on possible races, facial distinctions, etc.3yr · jonseagull · r/worldbuilding
The bird shepherd going trough the mountains, on his way to Bebilar where he will sell his birds10mo · RoFro_ · r/worldbuilding
I'm currently working on a world where heroes and heroines are either born blind or mute. Both must work together to succeed in their adventures!3wk · shiiyaa · r/worldbuilding
The United States in a world of Victorian Zombies (Lore in Comments)8mo · Autumnland · r/worldbuilding
[Viaticum] A ruined village. Like most settlements in history, it was overrun by animals. In this realm, nature is more powerful than humankind3mo · MrDisdain · r/worldbuilding
The Nordic city of Hellhest. Where, according to Legend, a group of Heroes once stopped a Mad Wizard from summoning a Stone Titan.1yr · Mr_Kruiskop · r/worldbuilding
Updated version of the Eñetsi, my world's species of carnivorous, nocturnal humanoids.8mo · Etroozo · r/worldbuilding
Found this extremely helpful when determining biomes and what to put where on maps!3yr · choobe · r/worldbuilding
