Magic for Fantasy Stories
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MagicCon 2 | Workshop | Magie für Fantasy-Storys
Become a magic student in the workshop Magic for Fantasy Stories at MagicCon – learn to design magic systems for fantasy stories!
Magic – the cornerstone of every fantasy world.
- Does magic require years of study or a blood sacrifice?
- Can magic transform a forest into a lava lake, or can it simply replace the light of a lantern?
- Is witchcraft everyday, does it confer privileges or is it persecuted?
- If there are magic swords – does the lunch table automatically match?
The magic concept plays a decisive role in the design of a fantasy world. Robert Corvus presents some possibilities before the participants develop magic systems for different kinds of fantasy stories in working groups. The central question is always: How can I create a background that optimally supports my story?
Magic for Fantasy Stories – a MagicCon workshop, which hobby authors should not miss. You can register directly here.
Workshop leader: Robert Corvus
Max. attendance: 50 - Pre-registration at: see link aboveFee: Free - Duration: 90 min
The Workshop will be held in: german - Material to be brought: A pencil and a good mood
Robert Corvus has been a full-time writer since 2013. Prior to that, Writing was a hobby and part-time occupation for 25 years. During this time, novels appeared under his pseudonym Bernard Craw novels in the universes of BattleTech and The Dark Eye. Today he publishes with Piper (e. g. Die Schwertfeuer-Saga), writes for Perry Rhodan and is on the Spiegel bestseller list with the Phileasson-Saga, which he writes together with Bernhard Hennen.
In Roberts Writing, a wide range of experience is incorporated. He holds a degree in business information technology, was a soldier, management consultant and project manager in international corporations. He travelled around the world in a backpack, went on pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela and taught karate. After stations in Münster and Sindelfingen he now lives in Cologne.
