How do I write a high fantasy story set in ancient Greece?
How do I write a high fantasy story set in ancient Greece?
Brandon Lee
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Logan Kelly
With pencil and paper
Brandon Ortiz
What the fuck kind of a question is this? Just start writing, idiot
Sebastian Morgan
Set it in ancient Greece, but actually the United States
checkmate motherfuckers
Hunter Harris
>high fantasy
>set in ancient Greece
>high fantasy
Uh...do we tell him?
Lucas Sullivan
Write nothing. Only memorize the story and recite it before modestly sized groups of people.
Brayden Green
I don't think you know what ancient Greece and high fantasy are.
Otherwise:
James Watson
Just write a fantasy xmen in greece where the mc is an olympic athlete mutant/wizard
Evan Gomez
fuck me stop the shilling
Brandon Phillips
If it's high fantasy, then the mythical landscape is more important than the historical one. You need to immerse yourself in how Greece imagined itself mythically. Read Homer first.
Nathan Allen
Based.
Only Goat Yoga can save us from runaway street shitting.
Lincoln James
copy this one but make it all with women
Easton Lewis
Go wiki.
Look for a lesser descendent of the gods without an original story. There's about a hundred.
Now start.
High Fantasy tropes:
-defiance of Fate / fulfilment of prophecies
-A Monster whose origin story involves ancestral failure
-The Quest given to a lvl 1 noob who appears mis-speced for the task
-special deux ex inventory item(s)
-stands up to authority in the form of royalty or divinity NPCs
-noob demonstrates qualities of the Ideal at each trial with maximum stylepoints, regardless final result.
Very doable.
Get a good knowledgebase, you're set.
Matthew Rogers
Finish Plato's Critias
Lincoln Bennett
High fantasy for tone, using greek myth for material.
Who is your high fantasy tone template?
Charles Hughes
Ryan Flores
Start 'em off with a geopolitical joke:
If Russia attacked Turkey from the rear, would Greece help?
Jordan King
It's been done
Andrew Long
"High fantasy" is a story that takes place on another world and is not a reference to the level of magic or whatever other bullshit you're thinking of. Your question is nonsensical. If the setting is Greece, the story is taking place on Earth and is therefore low fantasy.
Aaron Miller
Then just put Greeks on another planet?
Hudson Cruz
Is that a serious question and you don't understand what I said?
Noah Martin
>How do I write a... fantasy story
don’t