Create a magic system

By the end of this post, you’ll know the basics of how to create magic systems and where to go for more information. So let's get started!

Learn how to write a magic system with examples by following these 18 easy steps. Whether you’re creating a hard or soft magic system.

Are you creating a magic system? Here's a world building template with a few questions to consider as you create your magic system.

When you're writing fantasy, you'll need a good magic system. Find out here how to create an original and compelling magic system!

The most important thing I’ve learned as a fantasy writer is to create a magic system for your fictional world that makes sense and is unique In today’s post, I’m sharing some questions you can ask yourself about creating a magic system for your fantasy world to help inspire your creative writing.

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Creating a magical system for a work of fiction can be a challenging, yet rewarding task for writers. A well-crafted magical system can captivate the audience and add depth and intrigue to the story. It ultimately depends on the audience's willingness to accept and believe in the magic. ☝️ Click the post link to read this article ☝️

One of the most fun things a fantasy writer can do is invent a magic system. Pure creativity, no boundaries honed into a coherent system that does have rules unique to a world you created. There are few things more satisfying. As part of my series on Creating Magic Systems, I have come up with a list of prompts for starting the process. I am sure that every conceivable magic system has already been tested by some writer somewhere. I am not claiming that the following prompts are…