It remains annoying to me that one has to wait for armies to be refreshed for this stuff to get addressed (and even then new chaos), rather then them adding a few additional figures or heads like they did as a stop gap with the Cadians. /broken record.

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I know I can sound like a broken record with this stuff, but part of the reason I'm leaning toward wood/high elves as an old world army is there are women in the mix. I know its the burden of a game with older minis, but at this point in my life I'm a bit over with having to kitbash better rep.

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Also, if a person picked up your book because you promised them something (pirates, slow burn romance, a monster in the woods), keep that promise in the first half of the book. After the setup, don't wait any longer to deliver the goods.

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Generally speaking, without these elements, a story doesn't work. Readers aren't always happy with a mid-book twist, but they also aren't happy when the book never does anything unexpected, and the middle of a book can always use an injection of something new to keep the momentum going.

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I strongly believe in a four-act version of the three-act structure. #writingtips Act One: Setup Act Two: Fulfill the expectations of the premise. Mid-book twist. Act Three: The threat closes in. All is Lost moment (forces character to change). Act Four: Resolution. (Show character has changed.)

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