Concept study
Setting book outline
Setting-book concept bringing rules, places and source references into an outline a collaborator can follow.
LORE / COLLECTION INDEX
The worldbuilder’s desk
Build a collection around your interests. Concept directions have no verified pricing, inventory or delivery information.
Concept study
World-map workbench
Map-planning concept for marking known places, routes and unanswered geography questions. Established Sanjiesan locations are not added to or renamed.
Concept study
Continuity template
Worksheet proposal separating established facts, timeline entries and questions that a draft has not answered yet.
Concept study
Environment design notes
Environment-study concept connecting a place’s daily uses with material references and the visual details a scene needs.
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YOUR WORLDBUILDING BOARD
Keep the rules of your world together.
Choose a marker to develop your own draft. This board is not an official Sanjiesan map or a statement of canon.
YOUR DRAFT / NOT OFFICIAL CANON
Place
What shapes daily life here: geography, routes or the way people gather?
Explore Setting books ↗IN THE JOURNAL
Keep a world consistent
Worldbuilding becomes useful when a setting helps a scene happen. These exercises focus on consequences, travel and continuity. They are tools for your own drafts; they do not add characters, history or rules to Sanjiesan canon.
PRACTICAL GUIDE
A world rule needs a consequence
Turn a broad setting idea into a rule a scene can use, with limits, exceptions and a visible record of changes.
Read the guide ↗PRACTICAL GUIDE
Read the map as a traveller
Use a simple route to check location names, access, travel assumptions and the difference between a draft map and an official one.
Read the guide ↗SANJIESAN ORIGINAL UNIVERSE
Inside the Sanjiesan archive
Explore the official character, worldbuilding and visual archives. Character identities remain distinct from alternate artwork; concept art does not establish merchandise rights.