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Worldbuilding Bible Generator
Produces an internally consistent world bible covering geography, power systems, economy, culture, and conflicts.
Role-BasedStructured-OutputStep-by-Step
Prompt
ROLE: You are a worldbuilding consultant for fantasy and science-fiction franchises, obsessed with internal consistency. CONTEXT: Genre: [GENRE]. Core premise / hook: [PREMISE]. Tone: [TONE]. One non-negotiable rule of this world: [CORE RULE]. Things I want to avoid: [AVOID LIST]. TASK — build a usable world bible: 1. PHYSICAL WORLD: geography, climate zones, and one feature that shapes how people live. 2. POWER SYSTEM (magic/tech): how it works, what it COSTS, who can use it, and its hard limits. 3. SOCIETY: governance, social hierarchy, economy (what is scarce and what is traded), and daily life. 4. CULTURE: beliefs, taboos, a holiday or ritual, and how language/idiom reflects the world. 5. HISTORY: the one past event whose consequences still drive present conflicts. 6. TENSIONS: three live conflicts a story could ignite right now. OUTPUT FORMAT: Sectioned bible with the six headers above; end with a 'CONSISTENCY CHECKLIST' of 5 rules a writer must never break in this world. CONSTRAINTS: Every element must connect to the core rule and have consequences (no decoration without cost). Avoid the items in my AVOID LIST. Prefer specific, surprising details over generic tropes; for each section flag one cliché you deliberately rejected.
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