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Yeah sounds about right.

I like redemption arcs more, but whatever suits your fancy works. Depends on if it fits your character or not.

What a general question to ask. Just make sure you set a promise for your readers and pay it out by the end of the book.

Curses and Gifts are just a storytelling device to engage the reader, and perhaps reflect your character's thoughts. Usually, a curse will come with a caveat. I gain Immortality, but only if I kill a child every 100 years, or if I lose my emotions entirely, or etc. etc. This is a 'Natural Curse'...

I mean, it doesn't really matter what you would call it. You could call 'INT' something along the lines of Magical Power or Arcane Acumen but the outcome is the same. The author would still have to identify what Magical Power or Arcane Acumen meant in the context of the book, and then at that...

Your reader's opinion of your work comes hand in hand with your own perceived ability. Don't care too much about the masses, but have a few friends or close confidante's you can talk to about your work. They will be loads more useful in understanding what you're doing right or wrong from a...

I mean LitRPG's follow the same thought process as a fantasy book. The intellectual capacity or brain capacity of your character should depend on your writing ability to create the said character. Stuff like "Stats" or "Abilities" are just numerical magic systems to denote the growth of the...

This just goes into the traditional stats of RPG's. ATK, M.ATK,DEF, LUK, STR, DEX, INT, Stats like STR (Strength) would be modifiers for ATK (Attack) and INT (Intelligence) would be modifiers for M.ATK (Magic Attack) For example, LUK would be a modifier for CritRate %, and DEX would be a...

INT should be personified as a modifier for his abilities. It should denote the magical combat abilities of the character, rather than their actual brainpower. Like a power system for magic. Intelligence would be an additive modifier for Magic Attack values. So the more 'INT' you have, the more...

Short stories, mostly. I start them but they end up bigger than my original goal or they don't fit the theme I want. I don't want to put in more effort on a short story, and I don't want to experiment with themes with a prompt that I most likely won't do again.

Just one. But this one's a big one.

I usually have an idea about the motivations and tone of my character, but don't really focus too much on character sheets. The story builds itself as you kind of put yourselves into their shoes, so I try to imagine two scenarios with them that accentuate their character, and then I build my...

It's fine to dislike gender-bender. Just make one yourself you would enjoy, or don't read it.

Question. Is this a one-shot type, or is this a short-story introduction type competition? The word count is capped at 3k, so does the story have to have a conclusion, or is it a setup for a series?

No not rly.

You need prior setup to the environment, and a cause for concern if the protagonist gets found out.

Write a story you would love to read but read the story as if you were writing a critique on it. Make sure to finish it before changing anything. Also, if you're a lazy person like me, who cares about what other people think, just have fun with it!

Once or twice.

Just do it good breh.

It do be like that sometimes.