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1d4chan>ThunderCuck420 at 00:24, 9 May 2023

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	'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from [[historical fantasy]], but not always.		'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from [[Historical Fantasy\|historical fantasy]], but not always.

	A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence and even less [[god\|divine]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo\|wandering psycho bastards.]]		A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence and even less [[god\|divine]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo\|wandering psycho bastards.]]

1d4chan>ThunderCuck420 at 00:23, 9 May 2023

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	'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always.		'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from [[historical fantasy]], but not always.

	A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence and even less [[god\|divine]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo\|wandering psycho bastards.]]		A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence and even less [[god\|divine]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo\|wandering psycho bastards.]]

2601:188:C300:64B8:C1B4:967F:FE55:54C7 at 19:11, 14 June 2022

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	* That Hideous Strength		* That Hideous Strength
			* The "Thief" vidya series

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 '''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always.
-A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence and even less [[god|divine]] prescence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo|wandering psycho bastards.]]
+A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence and even less [[god|divine]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo|wandering psycho bastards.]]
 [[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]

2406:3400:20F:FFC0:E1EB:6731:9DB5:E8AD at 09:17, 15 May 2021

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	'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always.		'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always.

	A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo\|wandering psycho bastards.]]		A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence and even less [[god\|divine]] prescence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo\|wandering psycho bastards.]]

	[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]		[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]

2600:1700:19C0:2760:19C8:AA6:12F0:9EEF at 18:57, 20 September 2020

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	'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always. A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and ~~useres~~ are extremely rare and either very subdued ~~and weak. Alternatively~~, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else; so there are few who dare use it and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare~~, whilst~~ the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just wandering psycho bastards.		'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always.

			A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and users are either extremely rare, weak and/or either very subdued; alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else, so there are few who dare use it, and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare; the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just [[Murderhobo\|wandering psycho bastards.]]

	[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]		[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]

2A02:1811:5180:A200:F9DE:4C2A:97C5:A039 at 11:52, 19 September 2020

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	'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always. A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and useres are extremely rare and either very subdued/weak or quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else; [[~~dinosaur~~]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare, whilst the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just wandering psycho bastards.		'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always. A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and useres are extremely rare and either very subdued and weak. Alternatively, they can be quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else; so there are few who dare use it and terrible punishments for the practitioners if found out. [[Dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare, whilst the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just wandering psycho bastards.

	[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]		[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]

2A02:1811:5180:A200:F9DE:4C2A:97C5:A039 at 11:50, 19 September 2020

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	'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always. A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements are extremely rare and subdued; [[dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare, whilst the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence ~~and magic being extremely rare and/or weak~~. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just wandering psycho bastards.		'''Low Fantasy''' is a fantasy [[Setting Aesthetics]] term which practically no two people agree on the precise definition of, beyond being the polar opposite of [[High Fantasy]]. At its core, it adheres much closer to a "realistic" version of a semi-historical world - it's usually set on a world other than Earth, though, which helps distinguish it from historical fantasy, but not always. A Low Fantasy world generally has a "shades of gray" approach to morality, often slanting towards the cynical, which is why the term is often confused with [[Dark Fantasy]]. Magical elements and useres are extremely rare and either very subdued/weak or quite powerful but coming at a terrible price for the user/their allies/everyone else; [[dinosaur]]s are more likely to appear than [[dragon]]s, and even then still be rare, whilst the world is distinctly humanocentric, with minimal (if any) [[demihuman]] presence. [[Adventurer]]s are usually normal people who have taken up a cause, if not just wandering psycho bastards.

	[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]		[[Category: Gamer Slang]] [[Category: Setting Aesthetics]]