[ SECRET POST #2980 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2980 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Lots of multiple secrets in one comment this week, throwing off the count!

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Comments

Re: Your Favorite Worldbuilding; Your Own Worldbuilding

[cushlamochree]

As see above I'm kind of skeptical about worldbuilding in general. But one of the things that I do really like is when people come up with really interesting folklore and cultural background. For instance I'm reading Patricia McKillip's "The Riddlemaster of Hed" at the moment and I love all the riddles and the idea of the depth of the riddle-lore. It can add a lot of character to a work.

Re: Your Favorite Worldbuilding; Your Own Worldbuilding

[nyxelestia]

When it comes to worldbuilding, this is kind of my favorite part, but for a very different reason. I love developing folklore and culture, specifically to inform what my characters are doing, what they are thinking, and generally just what kind of lives they are living. I love when people go into background depths about the history of their world, because then their characters' thoughts and actions just make so much more sense and carry so much more emotional weight.