Patrica C. Wrede's Worldbuilder
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Physical and Historical Features
- In which geographical areas will the story take place? How much ground will the story cover? What are the most striking features of landscape, climate, etc. in the story area?
- If there are non-human inhabitants, are there any areas they particularly claim as their own (e.g., dwarves in caves under mountains)?
- Climate and Geography
- Natural Resources
- General History
- History of a Specific Country
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