Is this skill useful for tabletop RPG game masters?

Absolutely. It provides frameworks for political structures, economic systems, and historical depth that are perfect for creating rich, reactive campaign settings.

How does this skill help with magic system design?

It applies Sanderson’s Laws to help you define clear rules, costs, and limitations, ensuring your magic system creates narrative tension rather than acting as a simple plot device.

Can this skill help avoid common fantasy clichés?

Yes, it includes specific guidelines for subverting tropes like the 'European Medieval' default and the 'Chosen One' narrative to help you create more original stories.

How does it handle information reveal in storytelling?

The skill includes strategies like the 'Iceberg Principle' and specific timing guides to help you reveal world details organically through action rather than 'info-dumping'.

Fantasy World Building Framework

Name: Fantasy World Building Framework
Author: Microck

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Content Management

Provides structured frameworks and logic-driven patterns for designing consistent magic systems, fantastical geographies, and immersive fictional histories.

About

This skill equips Claude with specialized knowledge to help authors, screenwriters, and game designers build logically consistent and deeply immersive fantasy worlds. It incorporates established genre conventions such as Sanderson’s Laws of Magic, structured frameworks for socio-political development, and multi-generational historical depth to ensure that world elements serve the narrative purpose. From defining the costs of magic to designing non-monolithic races and avoiding common tropes, this skill ensures that every fantastical setting is grounded in internal logic and narrative necessity.

Key Features

Comprehensive socio-political and economic world-building structures
Logic-based race and magical creature design principles
Standardized magic system design patterns (Hard vs. Soft magic rules)
Subversion strategies for common fantasy tropes like the 'Chosen One'
81 GitHub stars
Multi-generational historical depth frameworks using the 3-generation rule

Use Cases

Developing consistent geography, climate, and resource-based trade routes for a fictional world
Outlining cultural histories and political factions for tabletop RPG settings or video game lore
Drafting detailed rules and limitations for a novel's original magic system

About

Key Features

Comprehensive socio-political and economic world-building structures
Logic-based race and magical creature design principles
Standardized magic system design patterns (Hard vs. Soft magic rules)
Subversion strategies for common fantasy tropes like the 'Chosen One'
81 GitHub stars
Multi-generational historical depth frameworks using the 3-generation rule

Use Cases

Developing consistent geography, climate, and resource-based trade routes for a fictional world
Outlining cultural histories and political factions for tabletop RPG settings or video game lore
Drafting detailed rules and limitations for a novel's original magic system