Strixxline read several of Vazdimet's worldbuilding articles on stream (Ada Lynx on 14 July, and Mark of Devotion on 21 July), alongside other SummerCamp worldbuilding articles from the WorldAnvil Community. 

Vazdimet's WorldAnvil website was a finalist for "Most Beautiful World" in WorldAnvil's 2022 Worldbuilding Awards.

Vazdimet's use of discussion boards to interact with our community via Live Fiction was featured on WorldAnvil's Blog as one of several ways to effectively use the Discussion Board feature.

Check out Vazdimet's Discussion Boards and immerse yourself in the characters and locations of the universe. Posting requires a (free!) WorldAnvil account.

The Meta detailing Vazdimet's foundation was featured on WorldAnvil's blog as one of several examples for other worldbuilders on effective Meta writing.

Read Vazdimet's Meta, or skip straight to the world introduction that built off these themes and Explore the Universe of Vazdimet.

A. Dani and Morgan Biscup spoke on World Anvil's weekly Sunday stream with Moro, talking about ways to survive - and even enjoy! - the editing process. Topics included editing processes, interpreting feedback, and maintaining joy in your work.

(Link to be added when available).

Morgan Biscup's post, How I Write: Believable Technology, was mentioned on Campfire's writing blog as a useful read on creating setting-enhancing custom technologies. 

The article also digs into different ways creators have blended the lines between technology and magic - one of Morgan's favorite worldbuilding subjects. Taylor Frymier has written an assortment of other fascinating dives into magic, including different ways to write about Necromancy.

(For those seeking behind the scenes insight into the development of Vazdimet's magic system, Morgan has a second article, How I Write: Cohesive Magic, including tips and tricks that may prove useful in your own writing.)

Morgan Biscup meets with Moro to discuss how she uses Timelines in her novel writing and worldbuilding, as well as other thoughts on using WorldAnvil's Timelines and Chronicles for gaming and other creative pursuits.

Morgan Biscup joined Janet Forbes and Dimitris Havlidis to workshop the user journey of Vazdimet's WorldAnvil pages. (Videos of this presentation are available to WorldAnvil Sage+ Subscribers).

Etrea is E V Turnbull's personal writing project, a fantasy world striving to discover the future, while grappling with the long shadow of their forgotten past.

E V Turnbull speaks with WorldAnvil's SecondHand Samurai (Andi) on how to create characters for writing and worldbuilding, including how to avoid overused archetypes, and methods to get into their heads to add depth.

They also share some behind-the-scenes on our work with The Hands of Destinee trilogy.

Luridity is A. Dani's personal writing project. Enter a cyberpunk dystopian romance, where love is love and life is lived.

A. Dani gave a private presentation to WorldAnvil Sages to discuss the differences between Self-Editing and Professional Editing, and provide some insights on how to effectively self-edit your manuscripts. (Videos of this presentation are available for WorldAnvil Sage+ Subscribers.)

A. Dani discussed tactics on how to fight Overwhelm, overcome Imposter Syndrom, and get things done. (Videos of this presentation are available for WorldAnvil Sage+ Subscribers.)

Melior is TJ Trewin's personal worldbuilding project, a fantasy world forcefully introduced to magic during an apocalyptic invasion. The inhabitants of Melior find themselves questioning their old traditions and faiths as they struggle to rebuilding amidst the new dangers of everyday life.

TJ Trewin gave a private presentation to WorldAnvil Sages on using CSS to design website visuals on the WorldAnvil, providing his insight and experience with CSS and graphic design. (Videos of this presentation are available for WorldAnvil Sage+ Subscribers.)

TJ Trewin joined Stormbril and Moro on World Anvil's Sunday stream to discuss creating custom CSS themes.

TJ Trewin discusses his Worldbuilding Planner - including his personal tips and tricks for planning his worldbuilding and keeping himself accountable - on stream with Timepool. If you enjoy writing, worldbuilding, or both, definitely check it out.

(Timepool is also the artist behind the Vazdimet and Fillimet logos, as well as the art backgrounds on this site.)