R. E. D Reign sort of reminds me of a dystopian organization that rules over/controls a good portion of the government. Perhaps R.E.D is some type of experimentation gone wrong. Maybe something apoctolyptic? Kind of like Neon Genisis Evangelion.
Mageceaft Mechanics seems like it’s a book about arcane arts mixed with technology. Sort of reminds me of some steampunk. Or maybe it’s more advanced.
The Reality of Super-Heroics makes me think it will be a sort of slice-of-life mixed fantasy/adventure. You follow the troublesome daily life of a superhero(s) and the outcome of their powers, the burden they bare, or maybe funny anacdotes. Like one of the superheros accidentally blows up their favorite bakery.
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Not really sure what impression my titles conjure, but this is a great question! Some of these titles may change.
Girl Salt
Curse of Teeth
Infernal
EDIT : sorry for all the edits, I’m on mobile and the mechanics confuse me haha
I come out of scifi and fantasy, where the tiles don’t tell you as much about the genre about half the time.
Like: If Wishes Were Horses
If I pay Thee Not in Gold
Get Off the Unicorn
He if I would know what these were about.
Now, some of my titles tell you something about the story right off the bat: Assassin’s Journal I Assassin’s Journal II In the Game of the Gods Mini Moo
Others don’t: To Make a Kinder Children’s Tale Begging is for Losers Jonah’s Gamble Cold as Ice
Further distance than that. The backstory for this world is the first goddess is like a cross between an archangel, Adam and a virginal fertility goddess. All the other god’s powers stem from her, save the Creator. The Elves (whom she’s the patron goddess for) are actually travelers from another star, and their starlight magic is tuned to their homewold.
But like the Greek/Romans, the gods play games with the people on this not-here world.