However, I will list some apps I know are popular with writers and table-top Dungeon Masters. Secondly, I'm only going to look at the solutions I have used. Firstly, no software is perfect, nor is any particular app right for everybody. Instead, I mean the logistical challenges - writing, storing, linking and retrieving your information in a meaningful, consistent and way.īefore starting, I'd like to clear the air on two crucial points. And by complexities, I don't mean the hard work of actually creating a world. As of June 2020, we have an abundance of choice, so much choice that decisions are hard to make.įor day three of my winter world-building exercise, I'm going to review some apps that can help manage the complexities of world-building.
Apps make creative writing and world-building so much more efficient.
Times have certainly changed, and now I can't imagine doing anything without them. Computers then were expensive, and often unreliable.
I wrote notes and drew maps on loose-leaf paper, storing them in lever-arch ring binders. When I started writing fantasy in the mid-1990s, I did most of my world-building by hand.
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