
r/fantasywriting

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For someone who wants to write a story about a dark elf, what clichés should they avoid or which ones should they follow? (I don't want to be the only one who's different, but at least use the existing clichés to my advantage.)
The only somewhat original thing, so to speak, is that it was like a reverse "Frieren." The dark elves in this story live for about 50 years or less. They aren't well-regarded by the world because of "some generic war that some dark elf dark lord with delusions of power must have started," and that generated their rejection and demise. The dark elf protagonist's goal would be to find others like him and have a family before he dies (reaching middle age). Any thoughts?
The image isn't mine, I just needed an example of a dark elf
u/ConfectionFair6422 — 1 day ago
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Is it unnatural for a child to find sex disgusting?
u/dreamchaser123456 — 3 days ago
After 18 years writing my fantasy novel, I finally mapped every character relationship. 170 characters, 61 chapters, 31 parent-child bonds
u/v_creates_26 — 5 days ago
[Hiring] Fantasy/Fiction Writer – 10-Page Writing Trial
u/Tyunawilliams — 3 days ago
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Could somebody help me come up with the scientific name of my fantasy disease I'm writing?
u/ProfessionalWhopper — 3 days ago
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How do you keep a fantasy story focused as the world gets bigger?
u/Resilienceious_717 — 4 days ago
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Advice/Pointers Requested: Fantasy story, niche topic.
u/Express_Ad_6664 — 4 days ago
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Does this sound like a cool made-up fantasy species name or more of a character name?
u/Roselia24 — 9 days ago
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How to come up with plot when you are a heavily character-driven writer?
u/PurposeNearby4121 — 10 days ago