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The Magic System Blueprint

A Fiction Writer’s Guide to Building Magic Systems

Your world deserves the best magic system you can dream of. A quality magic system can transform your story from average to unforgettable. But what do you do when your magic system becomes overwhelming? Or if you can’t quite figure out how to make all the pieces work together?

The Magic System Blueprint, by C. R. Rowenson, is a simple magic-building tool that allows authors to quickly map out their magic system. This innovative blueprint will enable authors of every experience level and background to:

  • Gain a holistic sense of how your magic system works
  • Understand how your magic system fits into your story
  • Determine how your setting and magic system are flawlessly incorporated

Whether it be game creation, worldbuilding, or novel writing, having a well-established magic system is the cornerstone of your story. With the Blueprint in hand, you can analyze any system in existence and build every system imaginable.

Praise And Reviews

“C.R. Rowenson’s book The Magic System Blueprint: A Writer’s Guide for Building Magic Systems is an indispensable tool for anyone looking to create their own system. This book provides writers with a detailed set of guidelines that can be used to develop their own magic system, and it’s a resource I consult numerous times in my writing process.”

—Sheri South

“The book you didn’t know you needed – you do. This book is fantastic, first in its plain language, which makes for easy concepts to execute. I am new to magic systems and wanted to create the best version of one as I could without having holes that could potentially ruin my story, but this saved me.”

—A Chronic Wanderer, Amazon

 

“This book makes building a magic system so much easier and, yes, fun as well. You can find all the parts, all the pieces, all the nuts and bolts of a magic system in there, and they are explained really well using examples of books, movies, and series everybody knows (or should know).”

—Gaby van H, Amazon

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