I'm very passionate about writing but a large part of that comes from worldbuilding. I'm a daydreamer, a serial escapist, and an adventurer at heart. I love fantasy because it lets me get away from the real world for a while. I'm boring but my worlds sure aren't.

I've been worldbuilding for as long as I can remember. I probably have a dozen fully thought-out worlds and a hundred half-baked ones. I even wrote a speech about it (and won a contest for it) :p

a familliar affair.
Magical girls with animal sidekicks. They have matching outfits and it gives me serotonin.

archaro.
My post-apocalyptic campaign setting for D&D.

claws that remain.
I have never grown out of my Warrior Cats phase and now look where we are.

neo neo.
I stopped playing Neopets but can't let go of my pets so I dumped them into this comic book inspired world.

wide wanderer.
A writing and worldbuilding project with the goal of creating an anthology series set in a unique world.

I watch these channels for help and inspiration. Really great to just put on a video and listen in the background too!

stoneworks worldbuilding. - Great guides on geography and his minecraft worldbuilding server is good for inspiration.

tale foundary. - Talks about these obscure (at least to me) books that are great for inspiration.

hello future me. - Awesome long-form video essays about writing and worldbuilding that are perfect background sounds for work.

brookes eggleston - character design forge - Art tips for cool character design. Great for fantasy races and art tips in general.

runesmith - Mostly comedic D&D stuff but great for inspiration for other works as well.

artifexian - Uses real science to help build fictional worlds.

james tullos - Critiques fantasy novels for their worldbuilding and has a worldbuilding guide series too.

wasd20 - A D&D mapmaker and a major inspiration for my love of fantasy cartography.

mariah pattie worldbuilding - Talks about her worldbuilding in depth and she loves fashion in particular and I think thats a part of worldbuilding that is often overlooked.

worldbuilding notes - Short videos with unique worldbuilding snippets that never fail to inspire me every time.

matthew colville - D&D guides but his worldbuilding streams helped me a lot, especially for pantheon building.

shadiversity - Great inspiration for medieval fantasy and has some ttrpg campaign and worldbuilding guides.

weltengeist - Detailed videos about their world.

aquilifer worldbuilding - Detailed videos about their world and their thumbnails are cool.

leo leonis - Fantastic mapmaker and talks about their world in detail.

nakari speardane - Talks about her world in detail and I love her art style.

four crows - Great ideas in his worldbuilding that inspires me a lot.

joriam ramos - Worldbuilding and writing exercises in every video.

just in time worlds - Goes in depth about different aspects of worldbuilding.

terrible writing advice - Goes into difefrentt writing tropes and calls them out.

the templin insitute - Talks about different worldbuilding, mostly scifi, and has guides as well.

camelworks - Elder Scrolls and Fallout lore, useful for inspiration.

fudgemuppet - A lot of Elder Scrolls and some Fallout too, has great podcasts about it.

team darkside's mh lore - Examines monsters in Monster Hunter trhough the perspective of an actual in-character hunter, really good for inspiration.

keenan taylor's tales of kaimere - Talks about their worldbuilding that involves prehistoric creatures, dinosaurs, sabertooths, and speculative fiction oh my.