19d • General Discussion
Share Your Creations
One of the goals of the Divine Mythological Hypothesis is to provide creators with a foundation upon which they can build something uniquely their own.
Whether you're writing a novel, designing a campaign setting, creating artwork, developing a game, producing videos or simply experimenting with worldbuilding ideas, we'd love to see what you've created.
Use this space to share your projects with the community.
You might post:
- Character concepts and biographies.
- Pantheons, faiths or cultures you've developed.
- Maps, timelines and worldbuilding notes.
- Adventures, campaigns and game settings.
- Artwork, illustrations and visual designs.
- Short stories, novels and creative writing.
- Videos, podcasts and other media projects.
- Work-in-progress ideas and brainstorming concepts.
Feel free to include screenshots, excerpts, links, artwork or descriptions of your work. If you're looking for feedback, let everyone know what kind of input would be most helpful.
Community Guidelines:
- Be respectful and constructive.
- Celebrate creativity and experimentation.
- Offer feedback that is helpful, specific and encouraging.
- Remember that every creator is at a different stage of their journey.
- Do not post copyrighted material that you do not own or have permission to share.
Sharing your work is completely optional, but seeing how different creators interpret and apply the same framework is one of the most rewarding parts of worldbuilding.
What have you created using the Divine Mythological Hypothesis? We'd love to see it.
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