Would love to hear other perspectives on this- I tend to start with just the main characters and the challenges I want them to confront over time, and then build a world around that. But that's not the same as pure worldbuilding
I'm not nearly qualified enough to say this a good way of worldbuilding but I start with a starting concept or character, think "what kind of details and events would cause the concept/character to be this way" and then place the events and details in an order where you could see the "history" of how the current event happened
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Would love to hear other perspectives on this- I tend to start with just the main characters and the challenges I want them to confront over time, and then build a world around that. But that's not the same as pure worldbuilding
I'm not nearly qualified enough to say this a good way of worldbuilding but I start with a starting concept or character, think "what kind of details and events would cause the concept/character to be this way" and then place the events and details in an order where you could see the "history" of how the current event happened