Showing posts with label Forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forest. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Creative Complex: Build-A-World Part 5

Now for the final Build-A- Bear World installment!

Today, all we have to do is put all the previous Build-A-World installments into one. If you missed the previous parts, here they are:

Creative Complex: Build-A-World Part 1
Creative Complex: Build-A-World Part 2
Creative Complex: Build-A-World Part 3 
Creative Complex: Build-A-World Part 4

Part 1
Time of Year: Early Summer
Seasons: Fall, Windel (windy), Winter, Rainur (rainy), Spring, Summer
Environments:
Woods
Farms
Cities
Caves
Mountains
Deserts
Valleys

Part 2
Gov: Depends on area
Forest is not governed by a government.
Some areas: Monarchy (partially constitutional)
Has minor problems:
  • Common people do not always have a say in government
  • Supplies not always distributed equally
  • Multiple levels of society (gap between rich and poor)
  • And more (too many to list)
Part 3
Races of intelligent beings:
  • Dragons
  • Elves
  • Dwarves
  • Fey folk (Fairies)
  • Humans
  • Werewolves
  • Vampires
  • Centaurs
  • Brownies
  • Gargoyles 
  • Nymphs
  • Mermaids
  • Fauns/Satyrs
  • Pixies
  • Sphinxes/Manticores
  • Sprites
  • Shapeshifters
  • Naiads
  • Dryads 
  • Talking, poison-spitting, fire-breathing, cats with bat wings
  • Probably more, not counting spirits, and of course, non-intelligent creatures (In this case, I'm not considering Unicorns etc. as intelligent)  :)
I don't think I'm going to include spirits like ghosts and things, although Dragomir would be excited about that. . .

Major Characters:
1) Elf
-Male
-Round
-Unsure about static or dynamic
2) Fey
-Female
-Round
-Unsure about static or dynamic
-Type of fey: feyish

(I'm not doing minor characters.)

Part 4
Main character: Revenelil
Gender: female
Race: Feyish
Description: long, dark brown eagle-like wings attached to back reach heels, brown hair the same color as wings, tall, pale-skinned, forest green eyes with gold flecks in them, wears soft, gold and green dresses the color of eyes, loose fitting, does not wear shoes, has strong magic, does not have many friends from intelligent races (elves, humans, etc.), is an adult
Background: lives in enchanted forest, has no restraints/class like kingdoms do, has no parents (knows nothing about them), lived in forest entire life, grows garden,
Personality: slightly mischievous, kind, loving, caring, has a temper,dignified, imaginative,
I could go on, (type of magic, stories about her, etc.) but, alas, it's only a snow globe.

I'm only including my main character. I hope you had fun with this exercise! Post about it below!

Spruce Nogard

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Saturday, May 21, 2016

Dragons: The Inheritance Cycle

Greetings, Riders.

Today is a day of dragons! We are going to look at how dragons are portrayed in Christopher Paolini's Inheritance Cycle. If you are unfamiliar with the series name, the book names are: Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, and Inheritance. The series follows a farm boy who finds a blue stone in the middle of the woods. The stone turns out to be a dragon egg, and Eragon, the boy becomes its Rider. The rest of the series follows Eragon as he has to fight a powerful and evil empire, and bring back Dragon Riders.
Someday, I may write a review on this series, but for now, I want to talk about the dragons.

In the Inheritance Cycle, dragons hatch for their Riders. This means that a dragon could stay in an egg for three hours or 2,000 years; they hatch for the person they want to become their Rider. Once the dragon hatches, the dragon and Rider are bonded forever. They "mindspeak" to each other, but the farther away they are from each other, the harder it is.

In these books, dragons are much wiser than people (or elves or dwarves) but are bound to people. Dragons possess a magic that is inconsistent but powerful. A dragon's name is extremely important to it.

This is our first look at one of many views on dragons.

Experience the joy of dragons, Dragon Riders.

Spruce Nogard


Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Creative Complex: Springtime

Hello, Friends.

Today, use all five senses to describe a scene in early spring in the middle of a wood.

 (It doesn't have to be this scene.)

Spruce Nogard