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@keilah-h

Thanks, that sounds cool 🙂

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*walks into room, shocked by the prompt responses* Okay, let’s answer all the questions.

 

@godlyfantasy12

I must ask, is this a fantasy? Or more historical-ish fiction and what not?

It’s a mix of both. I don’t like research, but history has some great ideas I like to use. But of course, there’s a bit of fantasy too, like the dragomoth and other mythical creatures. Thanks for your help btw 🙂

@elishavet-pidyon

First, do you need a name for an organization/governing body of bad guys or specific people?

I need a name for the entire organization. Countries and groups are hard to name, unlike people.

Second, what name pool/culture does your country have?

The names in my book are mostly English and sometimes French if they sound English enough. Some characters include Colette, Richard, Henri, Kieran, Dominic, Landon, etc.

Lastly, if this is an organization, is there some symbol or emblem that means a lot to them?

I haven’t thought of anything yet, but that might be a good idea for their name. Thanks so much. 🙂

@koshka

Are there any symbols or animals that hold significance in this kingdom/world? Are colors important, like in the war of the roses?

The creatures in my world are mostly like what we have today, but I have a few mythical creatures too (or a twist on a real creature ex: bloodwolves)

Their main color is dark blue, so their tunics and cloaks are that color, but I don’t think there is any actual significance in what they stand for (except that dark blue is the color of the night)

Your recap is wonderful btw 🙂 Thanks so much

@keilah-h

He says what is their theme? What style of fighting do they use? How do they conquer cities? What weapons do they use the most?

They’re warriors. Since they have much manpower, they usually conquer a city head-on with their forces. They tend to come into the city without resistance and start the attack from within. They tend to fight with swords and daggers and don’t use cannons unless they’re breaking down a tower or castle.

@power

Wow, that’s a long list. I think I might settle on a few of these. Thank you so much 🙂

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@power

Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check it out.

Yeah, how the devils are brought up gets annoying, but other than that I really like the series.

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@mineralizedwritings
Ooh, looks interesting. I’ll have to pick up a couple copies.

And I thrive on action and tension in books, so I’m looking forward to that. 🙂

Thanks for the recommendation 🙂

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@mineralizedwritings
Ooh, what is the Wingfeather Saga about?

(Hope you like the Ascendance Series btw 🙂 )

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@mineralizedwritings

You’re right 🙂

But there are waaaaay more plot twists and a different one in each book (more like each chapter)

It’s definitely worth reading.

You’re good at guessing. Pays off to be a writer.

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@mineralizedwritings

I really love these books because there’s action and risk (I love that kind of stuff) but not to a point where you get tired of it. Every time something happens, it’s unique in its own way. There’s no tension, just action, and not in a terrifying way that most action books put it.

I also love the characters. They are all so interesting and different and that makes the story really fun.

The author is also really good at portraying character relationships and how they grow over time. She’s probably the best I’ve read.

The main character (Sage a.k.a. Jaron) is a very exciting one worth following for the whole series. He’s not a wimp at all. At all.

The series is written in first person (honestly I didn’t even like first person POV until I read this series). She shares the character’s thoughts, but you don’t see him planning, because most of the time he doesn’t even know how he’s going to get out of “this one”. He offers no explanation why he’s doing a certain thing. It keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what will happen next. These books have kept me awake until I finish them (so don’t start a book before bed unless you want to stay up all night).

They’re really great and I just love everything about them.

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@kathleenramm

Yes, the last two books are definitely worth it. I especially love how she ends the last book. It makes all the trouble he goes through very very worth it. And in the last two books you can really see how his relationship with Imogen grows.

To rate the books, from favorite to least favorite, I think it would be Shattered Castle (book 5), Shadow Throne (book 3), Runaway King (book 2), Captive Kingdom (book 4), and False Prince (book 1)

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@koshka

Thank you anyway 🙂

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@freedomwriter76

Maybe not everything, but you’re getting there 😉😂

Thanks again

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@freedomwriter76

Thank you so much!

These really help a lot. Now I know who to contact next time I have a problem. 😉🤍

God bless!

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@elishavet-pidyon

Thank you, that’s an interesting thought. I think I shrugged it off too quickly in my story…

THank you all for your help

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@ava-blue

Sheesh, girl! That’s quite a problem.

What I would say is do some research about how to survive a bear attack and maybe give your character some background knowledge about it… It could increase their chance of survival.

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@freedomwriter76

Thank you anyways!

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@power

Thank you so much. This was very helpful. 🙂

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