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Sharing Research

A topic by ErikTheBearik created Mar 27, 2019 Views: 519 Replies: 3
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Hey folklore-lovers! In doing research for our games, I thought it might be useful to share useful any useful resources we came across. 

Going first, I found this livestream WorldAnvil recently put up, interviewing a professor on anglo-saxon folklore and mythology. It isn't super specific to just England though, and she has some interesting insights into why people share and create folklore that I think might be more broadly useful. Take a look, hope it helps! https://www.twitch.tv/videos/400653592

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About Brazilian Folklore:



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These guys talked about a few ghost stories from Ancient China, and they have more Chinese folklore videos on their channel:

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Here's an essay about historical role playing games and history of "worldbuilding"

http://bardichesandbathhouses.blogspot.com/2019/01/mimetic-worldbuilding-historical.html

It's not exactly research, but I think it will provide a lot of ideas to chew on for people who are, like us, engaged with writing games which is some way represent traditions of behavior, story, and belief which exist/existed in reality