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Heavily depends on where I was born. I will either live as a commoner in a kingdom away from monsters, doing manual labor, or if I am lucky, even own myself a business, or I will be born closer to the frontlines, get drafted into the army the second I reach the age (or when I look old enough for...

Maybe you can take different undead beings as their individual races and have them evolve into different species in their race. Like instead of evolving a skeleton into a zombie, then into a vampire, make a zombie evolve from a mindless, slow monster to a fast, stalking predator, or into...

Sounds cool on paper, I like to see where it goes.

I second that, and I think reviews on web novels help the writer rather than the reader because unless the said story does unspeakable crimes against grammar and sentence structure to a degree, which you need professional translators to understand whatever is written there, it's up to the reader...

There are several of them. A sentient battle-ax that gives a portion of its creator to its user if it finds them worthy enough, a blade forged from tears of angels that can cut through anything, even concepts like fear or anger. And my favorite, just a huge cannon, like a very very big one.

Is it legal to catch pigeons in public parks and cook them in your world?

Hello, I am looking for a story similar to the pacific rim with alien monsters invading Earth, but with the addition of super-powered individuals. If you have any recommendations, be it on this site, a hardcover novel, or yours, I will be glad to add them to my reading list.

You can do something similar in Rimworld I suppose, but you can do anything in Rimworld so I wonder if it counts. Also, you can do some underground stuff in Kenshi, but it won't be a full on criminal empire simulator.

I mean, looking that way, a necromancer can assassinate someone by inviting them to a bbq party, then reviving the meat while it's inside its targets stomach, which sounds cool, so yes, a necromancer can make an army of living non-vegan Jell-O.

Warcraft 3 is my favorite game of all time, and Arthas is probably my favorite protagonist/antagonist (nostalgia pilled, there are probably hundreds of better-written characters out there.) Warcraft 3 affected the world and the story I write.

On most games normal is alright, but I prefer souls type difficulty where difficulty (most of the time) don't come from bullet sponges or enemies with ridiculously high stats.

Got hit by an earthquake. It was a wild ride.

I usually write between 1500 to 2000 words per chapter, but if I feel like the chapter has a flow going on, I keep writing until it ends (but I haven't seen any more than 3500 to this day.)

One day a kid who likes toy soldiers (the green plastic ones) wakes up and finds he is shrunken to the size of his toys. Now toys are alive, and he needs to defend himself for a whole day leading his toy soldier army against other toys and giant monsters (like a rat or bugs), or he will die.

pair it with this bad boy and you will have a drip none can even think about daring to match.

I prefer injecting pure caffeine right into my veins for maximum effectiveness. And that's my advice.

Being a pirate is sort of a bet. If you survive the cramped, disease-filled ship, and managed to get your hands on a loaded civilian ship, you will get your pay and most likely be good for most of your life. On the other hand, fantasy pirates are just too cool, and I missed playing Sea of...

Just consume as much media as humanly possible, infuse it with the special material used in 1894's Coca-Cola, turn it into a weird ball of idea clay, then shape it in your head until you have an abomination you can work on! Jokes aside, I find making a world around a character harder than...

Too much chocolate on New years Eve, and my stomach still feels sad.

Depends. If dard lord offers me better payment, insurance, and more flexible work times, I might switch sides.