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Literally any production class that deals with alcohol, for any purposes. I cannot imagine a civilized society without alcohol.

I'm forever 10 years old, but don't worry, I don't travel around the world to enslave animals and get them to fight for me.

Authors who have a character with a time loop/respawn mechanic: Serious answer: it really depends on how much of an impact a character death will have on the story. But generally I try to kill off at least a couple characters per story.(unless a death hurts the entire concept of the story)

Well, you can have a system based on reputation. It doesn't matter how strong an adventurer is, they start at F/whatever lowest rank it is. Then if they do something remarkable like saving a village, it increases. If an S rank adventurer accidentally blows up a city, then the guild can demote...

Since greyblob mentioned ai dungeon. I'd like to point you to Novel AI, it's web-based, but it's paid(ok so I checked and there's free trial) Basically writes the story for you, pretty good for ideas you have but don't wanna bother writing, or inspiration. There are free ones I know of but you...

Because Celsius is bound by a mortal necessity that is water. And Kelvin is based on a law of the universe, making it obviously superior. Though tbh where I'm from our weather ranges anywhere from good for hot coffee to good for hot coffee

Celsius I want Kelvin

Oh shit it's a necromancer, well, almost. You didn't even revive the latest thread smh. Iirc we had a thread about the project going online. Anyways, there's been a delay, but if you search up "Arant Chronicles" on Scribblehub the first fight chapters are gonna be out in a while.

These things...

I know that actually, Steampunk is a subgenre of science fiction after all. Though what I described is sci-fi anyways lol. You know, this reminds me of a game where history progressed differently and people used glass bullets with wooden guns.

Well if I were to write that, it would just be the daily lives of some hyperadvanced species that live in rotating habitats around quadrillions of red dwarves. There'd be very little conflict aside from entropy tbh, and I'm not too good at writing social issues. Yes I watched too much Isaac...

Damn, how have I never seen this? They're basically in one giant generation ship. That depends on how it was constructed I guess. If their science advances enough and they try to figure out evolution and shit. They will know something is very off.

Really? What happened there?

Which one is it? I've read the one about the battleship and the dungeons already. If it's the dungeons well then... Uhh it's a bit too much for me tbh.

So when I was five, I had a notebook where I drew "future inventions" along with some cheesy descriptions. I don't have it now but iirc I wrote an unnecessarily detailed description about a titanium umbrella, and a tray that can cook eggs on the go without them falling off(yes, only eggs).

Damn you're fast as fuck

Welcome to another one of my writing prompts: a place where I come to totally not steal other people's ideas. Do sci-fi writers even exist on the forum? So basically, a k2-k3 civilization decides that fantasy novels and hyperrealistic simulations in Matrioshka brains aren't enough and they...

If they still win despite being physically disadvantaged(is that what you're trying to say?), they aren't weak to me. Intelligence is a strength after all. In fact, those types of characters are far more "overpowered" for me than any protag given big numbers by a system. Also "weak"...

Tragedy + Comedy + Horror + maybe Psychological + Not-shitty-writing I also prefer if the MC is generally "good" or morally grey and not "evil". Overpoweredness needs a lot of flaws or challenges to make up for it. Stories like that are somewhat uncommon though, so I can just forgo a tag or...