Your step-by-step guide to mastering fantasy writing, building worlds, characters and stories, even if you’re just starting out.
The Fantasy Workbook
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Your complete digital toolkit for designing the kingdoms, cultures, magic systems, and histories that bring your fantasy novel to life. With step-by-step prompts, creative exercises, helpful reading and watching lists, and ready-to-use templates, you’ll stop getting stuck and finally write the story you’ve been imagining.
Are you dreaming of writing a fantasy novel…
…but struggling with where to start?
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Maybe you have scattered notes on characters, a half-built magic system, or just a vague sense of your world — but no idea how to pull it all together.
Or maybe you’ve tried writing, but your story feels flat, generic or hard to sustain.
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Here’s the truth: Great fantasy is built on strong worldbuilding, characters and themes.
Readers don’t just want stories. They want worlds they can disappear into — with rules, histories, and conflicts that feel alive. All while still being relatable.
But creating all that on your own can feel overwhelming.
What if you had a guide?
Imagine if you could…
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Identify the right kind of fantasy story for your idea.
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Create characters with powers, flaws, and arcs that are fun to write and pull readers in.
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Design settings and cultures that feel relatable while being totally out of this world
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Explore classic themes and plots, such as quests, mysteries, and the struggle between good and evil.
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Finish with a story overview and opening scene, ready to develop into a bigger piece of writing.
That’s exactly what this workbook helps you do.
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Introducing…
The Fantasy Fiction Workbook
In this 5-part digital workbook, you’ll work through guided tasks and prompts that will take you from scattered ideas to a structured fantasy story.
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Here’s what you’ll explore:
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Learn all about the world of fantasy writing.
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​Learn the difference between high and low fantasy, explore 20+ subgenres, and choose the type of fantasy world you want to create.
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How to write fantasy characters
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​Build characters that feel alive with guided templates for names, appearances, personalities, special powers (and their limitations), plus their full character arc.
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How to write fantasy worlds and settings
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​Craft immersive worlds using sensory descriptions, authentic details, and connections between places. Includes prompts for castles, dungeons, markets, schools, and more.
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How to write fantasy plots and themes
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Explore classic fantasy plots — the battle between good and evil, quests, and mysteries — then design your own scenarios using the provided frameworks.
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Bringing it all together
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Plan your genre, main character, setting, plot, and theme, and write the opening scene of your story.
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Inside, you’ll find:
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20+ guided tasks and exercises to spark your imagination
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Character visualisation and power limitation worksheets
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Location and sensory detail prompts
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Quest and theme planning tables
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A final story overview template to launch your draft
More than 3000 people have downloaded our digital workbooks.
This workbook is perfect for…
✧ New or aspiring fantasy writers who want guided help with setting, character and writing fantasy story elements
✧ Writers in the middle of a draft who feel stuck and need creative prompts to move forward
✧ Writers exploring fantasy for the first time
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Probably not for…
✕ Writers who already have a fully fleshed-out fantasy world and don’t want structured guidance
What our writers say
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" Really helpful. It’s helped to really think about my characters in much more depth.” - writer, UK
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“A very good first step for anyone writing” - writer, USA
Why this works
The Fantasy Fiction Workbook was designed to be both practical and inspiring. Instead of overwhelming and complicated, it gives you concrete tasks, checklists, and story-building exercises you can use immediately — whether you’re brainstorming a new series or working on an existing project.
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By the end, you’ll not only understand your characters, settings, and themes — you’ll have the first draft of your opening scene, with the confidence to keep writing.
Happiness Guarantee
If you don’t find the workbook helpful or inspiring within 14 days, you can request your money back — no questions asked.
So you risk nothing by trying it, but you could gain the foundation for the fantasy novel you’ve always wanted to write.
