I may have accidentally-ed a book. Due to copyright laws, IP ownership, and other such things, I cannot publish this book… as a book… Fan fiction, on the other hand….

Characters are a big part of the world, and once you start finding problems with them, you start seeing the threads of your world beginning to unravel. What do you do when you weren’t prepared for the flaws you see unfolding in front of you?

A magic system can make or break a world. Figuring out how it works in yours is one of the most important elements in world building, but was even harder trying to translate it from table to tome.

There are sometimes years between the events of the game and me sitting down to write about them. Today I’d like to discuss the pros and cons of how I decided to undertake this monumental plan.

Fame wasn’t ever something I was after. I don’t want to be recognized on the street. All I want is to tell my stories and live my life. Modern authorship doesn’t really allow for that kind of life

So how could I possibly create gods that reflected the best aspects of my world, while still feeling like they fit? Well… My players answered that by accident.

The Displaced is basically a D&D version of an Isekai anime… With this in mind, I got to work building an entirely new world out of the old world.