Goddard

@xGODDARDx I 100% I agree with that. Alot of short stories in the same world will help with the world building. Its so cool we both are thinking the same things.
            
            I'll stay tuned to your stories as well. I will, of course, read everything you already written as well. 

@LilithSunzemi So, I have several separate stories, but they will take place in the same world, because the world keeps turning, with or without the protagonists, nothing better to show this than short stories, giving several other perspectives of other groups and characters, which can even gain sequels and things like that
            
            Anyway, I'll stay tuned to your stories and follow them, don't worry

@xGODDARDx Oooh, that's such a big project! I am doing something similar. I used to be a Dungen Master for my D&D group. I homebrew a world and called it Oraus. I have multiple maps of the place. All of my stories take place in Oraus. Including Sunflowers for Her, and Blind Trust. So, all of my stories have a puzzle piece. If the readers want to learn more about the world and it's history. They have to read all my stories. I have a bunch of stories planned. Over 10+. They are all for one continent, Gardia. Once I am done with Gardia, I will move to Jeshil and do the same. There are also other lands out there that I won't name because they haven't been introduced yet.
            
            It's so cool. We both have big plans for our stories.