By now, you’ve probably realized that there is a lot of overlap between each section of the PMESII-PT structure. But just like in a Venn diagram, you’ll find that most of the information lays in its respective fields. With that in mind, let’s dive into the social aspect of world-building. Where Social Media is such …
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One of the hardest things about writing isn’t the process, but making time for the process. Whether you’re writing full-time or part-time, it seems to make little difference. I’ve thought on this topic a lot lately as I’ve struggled to reach my goals of finishing my final edit of the Extoria Rewrite. There will always …
IntroductionCan your magic system influence the economy?Consider these QuestionsOrganizationConsider these QuestionsWriting Exercise: Economic World-BuildingConclusion Introduction The economic variable from the PMESII-PT encompasses the individual and group behavior that is related to production, distribution, and consumption of resources. Let’s look at the Mistborn Series by Brandon Sanderson for this aspect. If you haven’t read this storyline, …
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The Military Variable in fiction, like A Song of Ice and Fire, offers valuable insights into combat readiness, force structure, modernization, and sustainability. Examining capacities of war, including training levels and equipment, allows writers to develop realistic and compelling military scenarios, enhancing the authenticity and depth of their storytelling.
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