[ SECRET POST #2882 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2882 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #8

[(Anonymous)]

I mentioned this in the thread (although I'm not sure if it really counts as fantasy per se, but):

Has anyone ever tried to write "reverse-fantasy"? Say, have an elf or dwarf main character who dreams of living in a world where there's really only one dominant species and technology and progress are important facets instead of being stuck in a never-ending medieval dark ages with interspecies (elves vs dwarves vs orcs) wars?

Re: Inspired by #8

[(Anonymous)]

Not exactly, but Hataraku Maou-sama's about a few people from a very by-the-numbers fantasty world getting stuck in the real world and surviving on minimum wage.

Re: Inspired by #8

[grausam]

oooh, that sounds fun!

Re: Inspired by #8

[(Anonymous)]

Discworld has done it once or twice. Rincewind, in particular, has wanted to live somewhere without magic, where the world makes sense and doesn't run on narrative tropes. There's also The Science of Discworld, which is where the wizards of UU accidentally create our universe and then investigate it.