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Very well put. Also that part at the end about characters that font change is interesting too because what tends to happen in the ones that work is instead of them undergoing change it the people who they make contact with who's lives are changed. These people normally are older in age and...

That's very well put, damn... should just let you speak lol. But yeah, so long as we live there will be conflict and so long as we struggle against life we will always look up to people who can only pick themselves up but pick up others along the way. Weather that be helping someone across the...

I'm not sure how to quote here but this is what I open up with: "The observation was one of something that existed the world over before the story structure was ever put to pen. Not all the stories observed had ever step in the structure they created because it was a common observation but a...

I agree, that was my point, read my take on this was (if you want) and you'll see. I'll add that I feel that was the point of those stories. they scratch the truth of the struggle people faced at the time all in order to help them face there real world day to day struggles. This is why this...

It's interesting you mention this and I get what you are saying since yes a hero is someone who's got there stuff together because they already been on journeys. These heroes struggles do not come from trying to change themselves per say but rather from there actions changing the people and the...

True, and also I think what some of the mix up I find it just the language we use to define the main character. We can call them a hero but sometimes it's not only not true in the literal sense but the writer dose not want them to be seen as a hero but because it can be used in a lot of ways...

This was inspired by a thread that I saw here a few weeks ago and so I talked about it on my podcast. I'll leave you with the same question: What is a hero? and what are your thoughts in the Hero's journeys do you think it can go out of date? (Here's my thoughts on it if you care to...

I like that Idea of having each step of what is normally shown as one spell broken down into parts. And I guess how soft it can gets depends on what crazy combinations people discover that most don't understand so in that sense it depends on the general knowledge of the people of your world who...

Anything... (You said ask me 'ANYTHING' and so I did.)

Much appreciated is you could review mine: Chronicles of Sorataki: Blight of The Seventh

I love her role in the story. Maybe she was my favoriate when I was started writing and was closer to her age, Now days it's the character who's more the mentor to the MC. (My current Avatar pic Sophie XD)

Thanks for the review. I'm guessing that you mean was that it was too long to read and so you lost interest? Because though it dose have a follow girl and her powers and how she's connected to events It's not the core take away I was aiming for in chapter.

*Shamelessly points to own book* *Dose not elaborate* *Leaves*

Sounds normal to me, only difference is the people who quit or not. Give yourself some time off or change projects. If you have a group who can give you feedback then that might help too.

This is a fantastic question, I think you can take this in a number of ways. The scale of ones deeds can also determine what camp you fall in. One is a matter of prospective (The hero being seen as such by the people they side they are on.) this often means that that same hero will be seen as...

The whole thing about the trope of the hero being kicked out of his party. I don't read that much light novels myself so I personally don't see it much but I seen shield hero so I understand the trope from there. It was done OK there. Nothing to wrote home about but I watched all of it so it...

It's a little above generic whitch I guess is his point. I'm not all that deep into the LN scene unless you include anime but now that you mention it like this I cannot unsee it lol

Yeah, overall there is always a lot of overlap no matter which way you take things.

A very solid question, we touched upon this on the podcast but I think what it boils down to is your POV of the the magic system you make and the POV of the character's take on the magic system itself. Even in the real world if you where to take somebody from years ago and show them the things...

We talked of Hard vs Soft Magic systems and a little about our story world settings. I'll leave it here with a question: What way dose your magic system lean? (Soft or hard) and why? We do Weekly podcasts like this every Saturday. If you want to partake then let me know.