What makes Ghibli's and Miyazaki's worldbuilding, and particularly magic systems feel so different from your usual hard VS soft magic discussion? How can they be so unique?
Here's my proposal on how to draw inspiration from Ghibli's work and make some unusual magic of out own.
If you're feeling daring, write your own version of the exercise on the comments below and please interact with other worldbuilders too!
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I finally created a Worldbuilding Tower playlist, here it is:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_XnQ-177w2Aq_pCOVO5VXySSS0YVERbt
If the name Worldbuilding Dojo sparked your curiosity:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfOaV_uIFRs&list=PL05Y0d4PV1MbsHttjoQy3aUrvj8gCn36t
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Soundtrack:
Dwyer - Things Will Probably Get Better from Here
He's an amazing artist! Check his work out: https://d-w-y-e-r.bandcamp.com/
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