Setting book outline
Setting-book concept bringing rules, places and source references into an outline a collaborator can follow.

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SANJIESAN WORLD
Worksheet proposal separating established facts, timeline entries and questions that a draft has not answered yet.
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Setting-book concept bringing rules, places and source references into an outline a collaborator can follow.
Map-planning concept for marking known places, routes and unanswered geography questions. Established Sanjiesan locations are not added to or renamed.
Environment-study concept connecting a place’s daily uses with material references and the visual details a scene needs.
IN THE JOURNAL
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
Turn a broad setting idea into a rule a scene can use, with limits, exceptions and a visible record of changes.
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Use a simple route to check location names, access, travel assumptions and the difference between a draft map and an official one.
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YOUR WORLDBUILDING BOARD
Choose a marker to develop your own draft. This board is not an official Sanjiesan map or a statement of canon.
What shapes daily life here: geography, routes or the way people gather?
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