Realistic Fantasy Adventurers | An Origin Story

Just because something isn't historical, does that mean it isn't realistic? This is an origin for how fantasy adventurers might have existed. The question is not whether adventurers exist, but how?

Based on history, ideas from Shadiversity, and my own thoughts. Shad did 2 videos on how realistic fantasy adventurers and guilds would function. I was originally going to comment, but realized I had way more to say!

I believe that when it comes to analyzing fantasy to determine if something makes sense, that it's important to correctly frame the context in which that thing is supposed to exist. While we can learn why things happened in our own world, people, jobs, items, would evolve differently than they would in another one. We can learn from history, but medieval fantasy is not history. But just because something isn't historical, does that mean it isn't realistic?

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