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'''Worldbuilding''' is the discipline of constructing coherent fictional realities by defining their physical laws, metaphysical principles, cultures, histories, and narrative constraints. Within the [[Continuum Universes]], worldbuilding is not merely a creative exercise but a structural necessity: realities are treated as systems that must remain internally consistent across physics, metaphysics, divinity, and narrative causality. | '''Worldbuilding''' is the discipline of constructing coherent fictional realities by defining their physical laws, metaphysical principles, cultures, histories, and narrative constraints. Within the [[Continuum Universes]], worldbuilding is not merely a creative exercise but a structural necessity: realities are treated as systems that must remain internally consistent across physics, metaphysics, divinity, and narrative causality. | ||