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R. T. Jenkins
@rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
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He/him. Writer of (mostly grimdark) fantasy, horror, and science fiction. Clinical psych Ph.D. by day. I don't respond to most DMs (nothing personal). Cheerful nihilism (though less of that first part lately). There will also be pets.
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R. T. Jenkins @rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social · Sep 11
It’s September and I finished a draft of Rise of Villainy book 2, so, here is an update all of my #WIPs to reflect where things stand for things I #amwriting and #amrevising! (This is a slight improvement in my updating timeline) #WritingCommunity 🧵(1/?)
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woodenvelt.bsky.social
#Febchantment Day 7

Spencer disassembles a necromantic construct.

#writingcommunity #writesky #Wrencer
Steadying himself for what came next, Spencer drew in a deep breath. On the exhale, power flowed out of him, seeping from that endless inner well in his chest and out through his arms. It slid beneath the remnant’s skin, arcing from one bone to the next until rime crackled over the construct, coating it with frost like a window pane in winter. He reached for the spark of consciousness animating the remnant and met resistance, a hard knot of pressure that made Spencer’s temples throb. It was a uniquely human kind of arrogance, spitting defiance in the face of the gods. Spencer exhaled again, tasting ash and frost on his tongue as the Gray Lady’s will surged through him. The resistance broke, abrupt and staggering. Power rushed into the gap until the remnant shuddered beneath Spencer’s hand. Sharp bone cut his palm as it splintered in his grip. There was a sound like ice cracking on a frozen lake, and then the remnant came apart in spectacular fashion. Gobs of thick black ichor and cracked bone splattered outward in every direction, drenching the Gray Lady’s servants.
February 7, 2026 at 12:59 PM
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professoremily.bsky.social
#Febchantment 7

Mireia uses a crystal to break out of a room.

The spell she does here (Deconstruction) isn't all that impressive itself...

What's impressive is that this is her 1st time using a crystal, with no training, & she does it intuitively without the "correct" incantation 👀
#Atlantis
The wall itself, she suddenly thought, was like the sea: not a single object, but a mass of infinitely small droplets that could be scattered and evaporated like water. That was all the whole world was, she saw. Every tree and rock and wave and building and person. Just uncountable clusters of droplets bumping against droplets, that could all be broken down and reshaped however she pleased. And beyond this world—beyond the walls of reality—there were other worlds, all made of droplets, all only droplets themselves in a vast sea of universes. And through it all, there was a current that flowed—a bloodstream. It was the same current now running between her body and that crystal. It was a snaking river that threaded the worlds together like beads on a string. It wove and sang and gusted through all the spaces between the droplets, and Mireia was the sail that could catch it. The energy was pulsing through her body, circulating through her veins. “There is no wall,” she declared, and her voice sounded low and strange, as if it belonged to someone else. “It’s only droplets. There is no wall! It’s only droplets!” A small light sparked to life inside the crystal. “What does she think she’s doing?” Xa’aba cried again. “I don’t believe it,” murmured Icozoue. Mireia pushed their voices out of her head, focusing just on the feeling of the crystal and the idea of dissolving the wall into the droplets it was. Her words became a chant, growing louder with each repetition. “There is no wall it’s only droplets! Break it down to nothing! Do as I say! THERE IS NO WALL IT’S ONLY DROPLETS!” The crystal seemed to vibrate in her hand, boiling over with energy. And an instant later, the wall before her rippled like the surface of a pool. It rippled again—it thrashed, it quaked—then the stones shattered into trembling particles, which all evaporated into empty air. And just like that, there was no wall. The water went gushing out through the opening, taking Mireia and the fish with it.
February 7, 2026 at 12:45 PM
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professoremily.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorldbuilders 7

Many in Atalantis! One of my faves is Lake Taaloue near the west coast.

It's the largest lake on the island, encircled by mountains, & its name means "Starry Lake." People love to take flights out over the water, & it's sacred for followers of the Goddess of Fate, Ilu'ue.
Close up of my map of Atalantis, showing Lake Taaloue
February 7, 2026 at 1:13 PM
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charliedeltawrites.bsky.social
#Febchantment Day 7

Fox lays claim to her flames for the first time, much to the annoyance of the demon that was previously defeating her easily.
“Yes.” Fox smiled, more sure of herself. “That was fire. And it was mine.” And finally, she found it, the deepest lock she had subconsciously placed on her power all those years ago. As it snapped open, she felt it fill her. Her body hummed with it. “It was always mine. And you’re right. I have been wasting it. Shameful. I think it is time I do something about that.” Flames burst from her, searing the demon flesh where it touched her skin, baking it like mud in the sun and crumbling it to dust. Brushing off the fragments, Fox got to her feet. “Today seems as good a day as any.” “You think you can defeat me with a power you discovered just now?” It sneered. “ You are like an infant. And you are forgetting, I still have control in this place. This is my domain. I cannot be killed.” “Maybe not. But I can at least make you hurt, for a time. It isn’t perfect, but it’s something.” Fox raised her hands, letting flames flow from her fingers, burning the surface of the demon’s shifting flesh. It cried out in pain and flinched away. Tentacles lashed out from its body, but as they passed into the ring of blazing heat they shriveled and shattered.
February 7, 2026 at 6:38 AM
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saranadosfiction.com
#Febchantment 7: Towards the climax of Silver in the Ashes, and the start of the deeply experimental and deeply dangerous ritual the crew's been working on for most of the book - which, so far, is going far better than they'd been worried it would.

( saranadosfiction.com/2025/01/03/s... )
The ritual seemed – so far, at least – to be actually working. Which, in Viola’s opinion, was nothing short of a full-on gift from the spirits and ancestors both, though she wasn’t about to tell any of the others that. So many bloody things that could have gone wrong, so many pieces that could have shattered when the magic caught, and yet, somehow, everything was still holding in place, even with enough raw power crackling through the geometries that she could already feel the blood-sweat prickling at her hairline and the back of her neck. *Suspect I won’t be the only one needing a change of shirt after this. If some University researcher ever manages to find a way to fix that particular side-effect of ritual magic, they’ll be the most popular magician in the city.* Not what she should be focusing on right now, of course, but she’d long ago learned the trick of splitting her mind in two when it came to the practical side of this kind of working. *One part of you focuses on the chanting while the other part’s looking at the circle and keeping an eye out for anything that seems like it might be about to explode. Bit like being part of a capital-R Ritual back with the clan, only the explosions’re more likely to be literal rather than metaphorical on this side of things, and none of this lot are likely to force me to go make nice with whichever cousin I managed to piss off by existing this time.* *Speaking of family…* She risked a quick glance over at Mortimer, wincing as she saw the blood already trickling down the side of his face. *Stay safe, you. The last thing I need right now is to have to explain to my baby sister why I’m bringing her betrothed back to her in pieces, whether that’s physically or because something broke in your head.* *And besides*, her mind added, before she could stop it, *we’re already short-handed enough without something happening to you as well. Unless you think those two are going to walk out of that circle happy and healthy and ready to get back into the fight as soon as this is over.* Inside the ring of candles, in the middle of a mess of geometries and sigils that took up more half the ballroom, the two magicians in question seemed so far removed from the world outside the working that she almost felt as though she was watching a pair of ghosts (and that was another thought to be kicked as far back into the depths of her mind as possible, especially with the possible link between magic and intention that half the research magicians were convinced was the missing piece that’d fix most of modern magical theory). Sabbat hadn’t had another seizure yet (and she’d thank the spirits and ancestors both for that if it held true for the rest of the ritual, because him going into convulsions in the midst of that many candles would be a fair fucking recipe for disaster) but he didn’t look particularly comfortable either – he’d rolled over onto his side, curling up around his belly as though he was suffering through a bout of bleeding cramps, and, at some point in the last minute or so, he’d managed to either cough or vomit up enough blood and foam that there was a noticeable puddle of it pooling under his cheek. *And no-one to clean that up for you, because you’re in no state to, none of us can cross the circle while it’s active, and Archer doesn’t have the time. Which has to be eating him up inside, but you’d not know it to look at him.*
February 7, 2026 at 9:14 AM
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wizardhill.bsky.social
#Febchantment
Uuhuhughguhgugh I have nearly 200 Shadows & Sorcery editions to comb through for that, but this passage from Issue 144's Wind of Dark comes to mind. Here we have the red wizard Carloman doing this thing and banishing a Dark-tainted wind bearing illness...
"Serpent of Voerlund," Carloman spoke just above a whisper, two fingers crossed, "please loosen thy coils." He set his thumb on the spiralling snake that ran the length of his staff, and uncrossed his fingers. "Gaoth," intoned the red wizard with the proper Macha sounds, "come bearing storm from your cold northward skies." He banged his staff against the pier, and ran his thumb over the carved disk and waves of the sky god upon its shaft. "Come bearing hoarfrost from the mountain peaks." He hanged his staff again. "Flash thunderbolts and crack the heavens," again he set his staff against the pier, "and see in times beyond only the fresh breeze and bright air." Carloman thrust his staff into the air with a word of fire, and then a prayer-call he had once heard a Macha warrior under his brief tutelage use: “Gaoth, Vald na Awyr...Amach ur talún!” Under all of his visualization, his focus, his words, was the desperate hope that this meagre working would do the trick. As that strange wind continued to come in waves, he thought that perhaps that was exactly why it didn't. Hope left room for failure, and doubt practically guaranteed it. He shouted another word of fire. So be it. He tore from his neck four more amulets and set them on the end of the pier. Though the sympathies did not exactly line up, he had an intent in his mind. He was the crucible in which they would change, this he knew and thought. A polished tin disk with stamped stars, a red stained droplet-shaped fire charm, a gold-plated sunburst, and his own World Serpent circle he had worn since his days as a court wizard in Zagrest, lay before him with Gaoth's mark, and the sprigs of primeval woodland. A potent little bundle.
February 7, 2026 at 9:48 AM
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kiraofthewind.com
#Febchantment
So, Welcome to the Good Thyme Inn doesn't have much magic in it at all. And every 'impressive' use of magic in my other books is a huge spoiler.

So screw it, I'm just gonna share part of a demon summoning in WttGRI. Gotta be impressive to summon a Demon Lord, right?

spoilers redacted
“We’ll do Tetsuya first, since we’re on a time limit to get him summoned within a few hours,” Aubergine said as he sat on a starlight morel with the Encyclopaedia Daemonica open on his lap. The mushroom’s light illuminated his face; his jewels sparkled like pink diamonds Grilled carried both morbid ingredients, each wrapped in cloth. The one with [REDACTED]’s heart had leaked what little blood had remained after the initial slaughter and after Grilled carried it across miles. He unwrapped the fleshy pink muscle. His Orochijin blood cried out for him to devour it, but he had sense enough to refrain. Was that why Tetsuya needed a heart for his ritual? He was a full-blooded Orochijin man according to the book, so it was likely he ate hearts any time he got the chance.
February 7, 2026 at 11:42 AM
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sayaashrah.bsky.social
#Febchantment 7. Here's a sneak peek at one of my favourite scenes in Eternal Flame: when Ashrah weaves her second skin.

It's not a "spectacle," but I do find it impressive nonetheless. I wish *I* had the magic to craft whatever appearance I wanted for myself.

#ChroniclesOfTheRealms #SayaAshrah
She had never done this before. It should be instinctual. A part of her primal being. Yet, as she pulled the ethereal thread to her arm and began weaving, she did it with utmost care, with the greatest concentration. Every minute detail must be perfect. Hearing the music once more, she conjured the human figures front and centre in her mind. She did not wish to replicate their image but to study their smooth features and, from it, create a likeness that reflected them while also being charged with uniqueness. With her self. As the yarn merged with her physical body, it gained substance. Imbued with intent, the spiritual thread lost its purple shade, giving birth to her new form: first her arms and hands, then her torso, and lastly her legs and feet. Her soul glowed with a feeling of joyous unfamiliarity as the magnificent brown skin covered her scale by purple scale, shortening her nails, covering her bones—or at least most of them—with a solid layer of flesh.
February 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorldbuilders
7: Karnassia (co-created with @jmaxwell-author.bsky.social) is surrounded by oceans that have numerous cities settlements on their coasts, while the continent has three major lakes: Lake Whisper, Mistwood Lake, and Alaesi Lake. Lake Whisper, in particular, is surrounded by…
kiraofthewind.com Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle) @kiraofthewind.com · 13h
Good morning, friends and #FebruaryWorldbuilders! Do you have any notable bodies of water in your book/world? Tell me about them. What's in it? What significance does it hold for the people living near it?
MonthlyWorldbuilders prompts daily feed card #FebruaryWorldbuilders Hosted by Kira of the Wind Week 1: Physical World 7. Any notable bodies of water? The background image shows a misty forest with a mysterious tower in the background. It has a cold, mysterious vibe.
February 7, 2026 at 12:07 PM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#Febchantment
7: So I have drafted next to nothing from the bub trilogy yet, but I have a vision of the first time Snori enters a city of the Great Northern Empire and sees how magic is woven into aspects of daily life like weaving fabric, food and drink, payment for goods, etc.
professoremily.bsky.social Prof Emily @professoremily.bsky.social · 13h
#Febchantment Day 7

It's Snippet Saturday!

Share a snippet from your story which features a particularly impressive or awe-inspiring use of magic!

If you don't have any scenes written yet, feel free to share ideas for a future scene featuring impressive magic!

#writingcommunity #writesky
February 7, 2026 at 12:04 PM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#Febchantment
6: This is probably going to be incoherent and make it clear how much of a hodgepodge the entire bub trilogy idea of a story is, but here were the threads I was thinking of as I conceived the magic system and the story: the false distinction between cleric and warlock (and potentially…
professoremily.bsky.social Prof Emily @professoremily.bsky.social · 1d
#Febchantment Day 6

Tell us about why you developed this magic system! What drew you to the concepts? Why did you choose to make it the way you did? Were you inspired or influenced by any other works?

#writingcommunity #writesky
February 6, 2026 at 11:54 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorldbuilders
6: In Karnassia (co-created with @jmaxwell-author.bsky.social), in the rainforests of the Atmoriel archipelago, the honeyed noniel is a fruit true that grows to about the size of a breadfruit which various tale attributing as the source of both the long life and intellect of…
kiraofthewind.com Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle) @kiraofthewind.com · 1d
#FebruaryWorldbuilders What are some flora or fungi found in a notable forest of your world? Are they real or did you make them up?
MonthlyWorldbuilders prompts daily feed card #FebruaryWorldbuilders Hosted by Kira of the Wind Week 1: Physical World 6. What are some flora or fungi found in a notable forest? The background image shows a misty forest with a mysterious tower in the background. It has a cold, mysterious vibe.
February 6, 2026 at 11:42 AM
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professoremily.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorldbuilders 5

The Southern region of Atalantis is divided into two subregions, the peninsula & the desert.

The Kaadurat Desert (of the hot variety) lies inside a wall of mountains. The dried up Kaadur River & the ruins of some ancient cities imply it was more fertile at some point.🧵1/2
Map made in Inkarnate of part of the Southern Region of Atalantis, focusing on the Kaadurat Desert
February 5, 2026 at 12:55 PM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#Febchantment
5: In the bub trilogy, magic is technically available to everyone, though the practice of it is highly taboo in the Petty Southern Kingdoms (except among the Sorcerer-Gods), while in the Great Northern Empire, magic suffuses everything, even very minor everyday tasks (regardless of…
professoremily.bsky.social Prof Emily @professoremily.bsky.social · 2d
#Febchantment Day 5

Tell us about who can wield magic in your world!

Is it available to everyone, or only a special few? Is it a gift you're born with, or a skill you can learn? Is the knowledge gatekept in some way?

Don't forget to read & interact with others! 😁
#writingcommunity #writesky
February 5, 2026 at 11:17 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#FebruryWorldbuilders
5: Two deserts exist in Karnassia (co-created with @jmaxwell-author.bsky.social): the hot desert of Avenad, where several stories take places (though mostly in the tunnels beneath it that make up the Nation of Avenad) and the frigid tundra on the island of Laecia, where no…
kiraofthewind.com Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle) @kiraofthewind.com · 2d
#FebruaryWorldbuilders, we're talking about the physical worlds of our fantasy/sci-fi stories. Do you have any deserts? Either of the extremely hot or extremely cold variety? What's it like? Do your characters ever go there (hope they came prepared!)
MonthlyWorldbuilders prompts daily feed card #FebruaryWorldbuilders Hosted by Kira of the Wind Week 1: Physical World 5. Any deserts (hot or cold) in your world? The background image shows a misty forest with a mysterious tower in the background. It has a cold, mysterious vibe.
February 5, 2026 at 11:10 AM
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rebeccareyeswriting.com
The Imperial Capital of Grace is vertically built up the cliffside of a sandstone mountain. More than half the city is underground in six caverns districts and the catacombs/waterworks.

Caves offer natural temperature control. The wealthy live in arid, shrubby grasslands highest up the mountain.
A section of the overworld map for the Sigils books showing the Imperial Capital of Grace atop a seaside mountain with a cove below. North of it is the paladin fortress, Fort Aspidon.
February 4, 2026 at 5:18 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#Febchantment
4: For the bub trilogy magic system, I still need to build this, but I need some way to refer to the subjective “feeling” state of an emotion, that more ephemeral part that, when I last reviewed the topic, affective science had struggled to name (though maybe that’s changed since then)
professoremily.bsky.social Prof Emily @professoremily.bsky.social · 3d
#Febchantment Day 4

Vocab time! Tell us about some important terms we need to know to understand your magic system. Obviously, make sure you include the definitions! 😁

As usual, interpret the prompt however makes sense to you! Don't feel limited only to conlang words.

#writingcommunity #writesky
#Febchantment prompt for Feb 4: "What are some important terms used in your magic system? How are they defined?" Text is white letters on a blue background featuring a magic book with lots of sparkles, and a yellow octopus dressed as Glinda the Good Witch sitting in the bottom right corner. Hosted by @professoremily.bsky.social
February 4, 2026 at 11:40 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorldbuilders
4: In Karnassia (co-created with @jmaxwell-author.bsky.social ), the Avenad dessert bordered by the Errias Mountains on one side and the Velas-guv Mountains on the other. Both ranges are rich with precious metals, othe more functional ores, and gemstones, particularly at the…
kiraofthewind.com Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle) @kiraofthewind.com · 3d
#FebruaryWorldbuilders, let's talk some specific geographical features for a few days now. Is there a mountain in your world? What is it like? What sort of minerals or gemstones can be found there? Anything interesting going on there?
MonthlyWorldbuilders prompts daily feed card #FebruaryWorldbuilders Hosted by Kira of the Wind Week 1: Physical World 4. Describe the geography of a mountain in your world The background image shows a misty forest with a mysterious tower in the background. It has a cold, mysterious vibe.
February 4, 2026 at 11:39 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorldbuillders 3: For Karnassia, @jmaxwell-author.bsky.social and I have some hand-drawn maps of the continent and of various cities that my 2026 goal is to digitize. What I am really hoping to be able to do is create a base map that can be adapted to a number of different “in-world” maps…
kiraofthewind.com Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle) @kiraofthewind.com · 4d
Good morning, #FebruaryWorldbuilders. Do you have any maps? It can be of your whole world or just a small part of it. Share what you have!
MonthlyWorldbuilders prompts daily feed card #FebruaryWorldbuilders Hosted by Kira of the Wind Week 1: Physical World 3. Got any maps? Share them! The background image shows a misty forest with a mysterious tower in the background. It has a cold, mysterious vibe.
February 3, 2026 at 11:43 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#Febchantment
3: So the overall magic system idea in the bub trilogy is based on “magic as the harnessing of emotional ‘energy,’” and while I’ll speak more about this in day 8, it does mean that several seemingly disparate magic systems (music based, art based, and story-telling based) are all…
professoremily.bsky.social Prof Emily @professoremily.bsky.social · 4d
#Febchantment Day 3

What is the central concept of your magic system? E.g. Elemental magic? Music magic? Name-based magic? Something else? (Note: this isn't the "source" of magic - that's Day 8!)

If you already answered this previously, feel free to go into more detail!
#writingcommunity #writesky
#Febchantment prompt for Feb 3: "What central concept is your magic system based on? Examples: elements, music, true names" Text is white letters on a blue background featuring a magic book with lots of sparkles, and a yellow octopus dressed as Glinda the Good Witch sitting in the bottom right corner. Hosted by @professoremily.bsky.social
February 3, 2026 at 11:38 AM
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akumajoukamachi.bsky.social
February 2, 2026 at 9:18 AM
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valeriehalla.dicot.moe
one of my loudest and wettest Writer’s Opinions™ is that italics are a load-bearing element of the orthography of modern english and in many cases are Not Optional. english makes Extremely heavy use of prosodic stress to clarify the meaning of sentences, up to & including disambiguating grammar!!!!!
February 2, 2026 at 12:12 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorlebuilders
2: At this time, all Karnassia stories (co-authored with @jmaxwell-author.bsky.social) take place either on the mainland continent of Karnassia or the nearby surrounding islands of Atmoriel, Cyra, or Freeport. That said, any given story is usually more contained to one spot…
kiraofthewind.com Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle) @kiraofthewind.com · 5d
#FebruaryWorldbuilders. What is the scope or size of your world, or the 'space' of the story you're writing? Does it take place on a planet? Across a galaxy? Perhaps you're only writing about one small country or even a city. Or perhaps you have many planets/worlds?
MonthlyWorldbuilders prompts daily feed card #FebruaryWorldbuilders Hosted by Kira of the Wind Week 1: Physical World 2. What is the size or scope of your world in the story? The background image shows a misty forest with a mysterious tower in the background. It has a cold, mysterious vibe.
February 2, 2026 at 11:50 AM
rtjenkinsauthor.bsky.social
#Febchantment
2: So the plan for the bub trilogy magic system is for it to be a hard magic system based around manipulating and harnessing subjective emotions. I think my plan though is for it to appear at least partially soft to the characters rather than having a larger “tutorial” section of some…
professoremily.bsky.social Prof Emily @professoremily.bsky.social · 5d
#Febchantment Day 2

Do you have a "hard" or "soft" magic system?

In other words, does your magic system have strictly defined rules (think: Brandon Sanderson's books)? Or is it more undefined, mostly vibes/rule of cool (think: Gandalf from LOTR)? Somewhere in between?

#writingcommunity #writesky
#Febchantment prompt for Feb #2: Is your magic system "hard" (i.e. with clearly defined rules) or "soft" (mostly vibes)? Text is white letters on a blue background featuring a magic book with lots of sparkles, and a yellow octopus dressed as Glinda the Good Witch sitting in the bottom right corner. Hosted by @professoremily.bsky.social
February 2, 2026 at 11:48 AM
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wizardhill.bsky.social
#FebruaryWorldbuilders
Demiurge time, Carlofans rise up!

The world has no name, I call it the material world, but it could also be called Demiurge. It's composed of an ocean and a single, vast supercontinent, both nameless. The tiny region we explore is referred to as the Known World.
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kiraofthewind.com Kira of the Wind (Erika McCorkle) @kiraofthewind.com · 6d
Welcome to a new month of Monthly Worldbuilders! Here's your first #FebruaryWorldbuilders prompt. This week I'm asking about the physical world you are writing about/creating/whatever you're doing. Does your world have a name? Is it a planet? A country? Something else?
MonthlyWorldbuilders prompts daily feed card #FebruaryWorldbuilders Hosted by Kira of the Wind Week 1: Physical World 1. Does your world have a name? The background image shows a misty forest with a mysterious tower in the background. It has a cold, mysterious vibe.
February 1, 2026 at 9:45 AM