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Why Fantasy Needs New Races

Why Fantasy Should Invent New Races | Original Worldbuilding & Creature Design Every fantasy story seems to feature the same few faces: elves, dwarves, orcs, humans. But what happened to the art of invention? In this video, we explore why fantasy stopped creating new races and how it can rediscover the magic of the unknown. We’ll dive deep into: • Why modern fantasy worlds feel repetitive • How Tolkien’s legacy both inspired and limited the genre • The symbolism behind classic races and why it’s outdated • What neuroscience says about “newness” and creativity • How to design original, believable fantasy species • 4 completely new races you’ve never seen before (Bloomskin, Persona-Swarm, Erasures, Voryn) Fantasy isn’t about repeating what worked. It’s about creating what’s never been seen. Let’s make fantasy weird again. Timestamps: 0:00 The Problem with Fantasy Races 1:23 How did we get Stuck? 2:55 Why This Is Poison for Fantasy 5:10 The Consequences of Re-Use 6:12 When Fantasy Did it Right 7:45 Why Did We Stop Creating New Races? 10:39 My Ideas of New Races 13:45 We Should Change #fantasy #worldbuilding #fantasyraces #creaturedesign #fictionwriting #fantasygenre #storytelling #fantasyworld #fantasyworldbuilding #dnd #baldursgate #worlddesign #writingtips #mightynein #voxmachina #lordoftherings Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. This video and the pictures and clips used are critiques covered under this “fair use”. I did not create the movies, shows, games or media shown. If you wish to fully access the media, please buy a legal copy online or in stores. This content is made for a general audience. This video essay is not specifically made for kids.