Adventure Ambassadors

@adventure I'd choose either Discworld or Pern because they're just made of awesome. (and they both have dragons! I am obsessed with dragons.)

@adventure this is so Hard-
            
            
            The hidden world/ New Berk- Httyd (how to train your dragon)
            Xadia-TDP (the Dragon Prince)
            The boiling isles-Toh (the owl house)
            Hell- Hh/hb (hazbin Hotel/helluva Boss)
            
            ALL THE PLACES ARE AMAZING

@adventure Hermione Granger from Harry Potter series and Annabeth Chase from Percy Jackson series.

@adventure On my part, I've played adventure games before, and have also read many Mangas on adventuring, reincarnation etc. My current story "I'm the creator of my own empire in another world" is based around these experiences.

@adventure for me as an adventurist, I read relevant books relating to the settings and cultures, i utilize reputable websites like blogs i watch documentaries and interview people 
            Everything I want to do somehow revolve around the internet 

@adventure Of course.

@adventure Hmm.., that would be something to think about. Not so certain if I'd like to write something such as the story "Robinson Crusoe" or the show "Swiss Family Robinson" or the movie "The Blue Lagoon" (which was kind of corny, if you ask me ... but was the '80's - don't think there were a lot of great screenwriters yet) It would be challenging though to put some modern features in. And I remember hearing about this story of a missing Kennedy family member who ventured out on a sea trip with a friend. Their boat lopsided - friend safely was rescued by Coast Guard, but the missing Kennedy who comes from a wealthy family was never found. Some spotted pictures of a white man traveling with Tribal people (so they thought it might be him) while others thought tribal people murdered him. I could write something like that. I always wondered what it would be like to meet or communicate with tribal people. Heard there's one that's unfriendly cause they have killed those who tried before.

@adventure I really want to write a forest survival story. I think the most essential challenges are running out of supplies while stranded in the middle of an isolated forest with harsh terrain and unknown creatures. This forces the character(s) to rethink their strategies and challenges their notions of what is possible

@adventure Currently attempting, both in process of planning. I think the isolation and threat of characters and whatever-entities play a bigger role than the environment. Most famously, stranded stories like "Cast Away", "Life of Pi", "Lord of The Flies", are heavily based on themselves or each other and their determination to survive. Anyone can try to be a Bear Grylls sorta fella, but the weight of dwindling sanity is a notion authors should challenge themselves in

@adventure world development comes first, because it demands taking your characters on an adventure to another world!!!

@adventure World Development. Character Development can be easily fixed. If your world doesn't make sense then the story and the characters won't either. Plus an issue in your world is harder to fix. Its something I'm trying to be very wary of with Unevia. I need to know where the world and its characters have been in order to know where they are going and how/why it makes sense.

@DiverseLiterati you're very welcome!

@JansOtherStories you're very welcome!