DE: The importance of work
Nov. 18th, 2015 12:27 pm People need to procure resources to live, and in most cases, they will do some kind of work to get them. Even organizing oppression so one can get resources off other people who do the actual work (AKA slavery, feudal systems, raiding, rampant capitalism etc.) takes some measure of work. Please elaborate a little about the subject of work in the worlds of your canons, and as it applies to your characters in particular, taking into account aspects such as:
Again, please disregard the numbers on those examples -- the templates for the bar and the backroom can only do ordered lists, not simple bullet points.
- How much mention is made of work and the economy in your canon?
- What do your characters do for a living?
- Are your characters among the haves or the have-nots?
- Is there any systematic economic exploitation?
- What resources are important to the economy in your canon so work will centre around them?
- How much does your characters' story focus on their work (e.g. police procedurals are all about the job)?
Again, please disregard the numbers on those examples -- the templates for the bar and the backroom can only do ordered lists, not simple bullet points.
