Fantasy conflict ideas

6 Story Conflicts Possible in Your Book | Writing advice | writing tips #CherylProWriter

There are seven main types of conflict in fiction. How can you weave these into your story to keep readers engaged and intrigued?

External conflict - such as conflict between characters or between a character and their society - drives interesting stories. Learn more.

I've read some books with truly awesome worlds or fantastic characters that I love, but their entire conflict is centered around a conflict based simply on "She is bad and I'm good." Eep! It takes a bit more than that to tell a truly exceptional tale. Check out some tips and underlying reasons why animosity sparks into fighting in the latest blog post on AmWritingFantasy! #amwriting #amwritingfantasy #writingtips #writingcraft #fantasy

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Creating a believable and immersive fictional world entails many different aspects of world-building. In this post, you will learn a few things that you can consider when it comes to infrastructure. Infrastructure does not only make your fantasy world feel more realistic, but it also shapes the daily lives of your characters, and it can also cause conflict in your story. So it is definitely worth thinking about! Follow me for more writing advice, and check out my blog for more in-depth…

Need some useful tips on how to write conflict between characters in your novel? This post will show you how to write gripping conflict.

All fiction writers need good conflict ideas for stories. Read this post for inspiration and to learn how to create conflict in your novel.

Conflict is important in all kinds of stories. A story where all is well and perfect is not an interesting story at all. There has to be some form of conflict that divide the characters, that make the characters suffer, that forces the characters to show their true colors, etc.