1. How do you enter your fantasy world?
A: By boat.
B: Across the Atlantic.
C: Through a coat cupboard.
2. What does it look like?
A: A group of islands.
B: The world as we know it.
C: Wintry.
3. Who lives there?
A: Wizards and dragons.
B: Various deities old and new.
C: Mythical beasts and talking animals
4. Who is/are your main character(s)?
A: A pupil of Wizard School.
B: A convict.
C: Four evacuees.
5. What is their quest?
A: To reunite with a shadow self.
B: To discover why children are going missing
C: To bring in a new golden age.
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