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Some fantasy novel writers like to get a very large sheet of paper. Draw an outline for kingdom or kingdoms. Use a blue crayon or chalk to shade in the sea and draw a compass somewhere on the paper to orientate the map. Maybe a scale too: one inch equals 100 miles say.

They draw border lines to divide the kingdom into countries or regions. Using different color pencils, they add mountain ranges, lakes, rivers, whatever you like.

Cities normally grow up on rivers and ports - so start placing important cities and towns, farming communities, military posts etc. Start thinking about trade routes, badlands and resistance enclaves where nobody goes...

According to their formula, most fantasy is set in an entirely medieval world where technology is limited to bows and arrows, spears and fire, with a liberal sprinkling of magical swords, jewels or articles of clothing like magic capes or belts. Don't take this element too lightly.

Now they try to do some writing.

They may invent three major castes of inhabitants. For example: human, elven and dwarves. Then one other caste must be some dragons.

The next step they would describe the class system for each. Who's the king or the head magician, how the government of Elders work, what the peasants do, whether there are bands of mercenaries roaming the countryside, that kind of thing.

Nest they would have them related for maximum impact. For instance three characters might be Princess Tumar who needs to regain the crown after her father was killed by the evil Majadon, aided by her younger brother.

In the first chapter their plot should include a few paragraphs about every character. This includes the describing their physical appearance.

The writers then give each of the characters an agenda that is at odds with at least two of the other characters.

They may also invent some scenario and try to describe them.

By now the feeling of an attachment to one or more character is formulated. They may choose one to be the hero and give him or her an important quest that they must undertake to gain maturity, power or enlightenment (perhaps all three!)

Next, choose a magic artifact that the character must obtain during this quest. Don't choose a book!

Then create a huge threatening situation (a war, natural disaster or magical event) in which the characters are all at risk - of losing their power, authority, self respect, lives etc. and then...