It’s July—we’re already past the halfway point of the year! Like every year, July heralds our online Worldbuilding Summer Camp—the perfect challenge to explore a new area of your world! We also excited to share some World Anvil feature updates this month! Here’s what’s new in the dev space this month! 🏆 Challenge submission improvements […]

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This month, we bring you a newsletter jam-packed (June-packed? …sorry) with development updates, information about Summer Camp, and even a really fun opportunity to create a sitcom episode concept on World Anvil! The devs have given us so many new toys this month! Check them out! 📝 Major article edit upgrade With the new article […]

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This “Mental Health May” guest post is from Jordan Yaklin of Phoenix Performance Coaching, whose Healthy Adventure project uses RPG concepts to promote better health! Jordan has a Masters degree in in Exercise Physiology and has helped train over 30 professional and Olympic level athletes. He’s also a true nerd at heart. He combines his […]

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Ready to power-up your article editing experience? In this feature update, you can now access article prompts, settings, and more from the new article edit modals! Let’s check out each of these changes in detail. Article prompts in the edit modal Until now, if you wanted to write in the article prompts, you had to […]

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Looking for the latest news and upcoming developments on World Anvil? You’re in the right place! This time, we’re talking major dev updates, online Worldbuilding Summer Camp (we’ve got ice cream!), and more. Let’s take a look at everything happening this May (the force be with you)! As always, our team has been busy improving […]

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We’ve just dropped our first update this spring! This time, we bring you a brand-new image picker, which makes article image management faster and much easier. Plus, as an extra spring present, we’ve made a couple of improvements to the To-Do List to make it even smoother to use. So let’s take a closer look […]

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Spring is here! 🌸 (Or not, depending on where you live!) And with it, we also bring you a worldbuilding course, a spring-themed challenge… and very soon, the winners of the Worldbuilding Awards! Let’s take a look at what’s new and what’s coming next. As always, our team has been busy improving World Anvil this […]

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Overwhelmed by creating a new game or novel setting? We now have a free online course to get you from concept to usable basic world in 10 lessons! We’re excited to announce that our first free online course, How to Start Worldbuilding, is now available for World Anvil members! This is a great resource for […]

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Today’s guest post is brought to us by the Eren Chronicles, the team behind the grim folkloric realm of ZAMANORA: Ballad of the Witch. Last time, in our exploration of the fables of yore, we established how classic tales provide a familiar framework that we can tinker with. But how do we move beyond mere […]

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Today’s guest post is brought to us by the Eren Chronicles, the team behind the grim folkloric realm of ZAMANORA: Ballad of the Witch. When we started writing ZAMANORA: Ballad of the Witch, we decided to draw from the wellspring of folkloric tales that nourished our own childhoods, delve deeper into the trove of fables […]

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