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Glad to see Townsends getting recognition!

In the first chapter, we see a mage oneshot a goblin with a basic fireball spell, but before the mage could cast another she got taken down by more goblins. In another chapter, Goblin Slayer says one of the ways he takes out a nest is to kill them with smoke or burning it down.

I've begun reading the Goblin Slayer manga (up to chapter 16 now). I really have to wonder about how society is able to function given the prevalence of goblins. So far, the story seems to have taken place over the course of a week. In just one week, the Goblin Slayer has killed 200-300...

Each Gundam series has different explanations for why mechas are dominant, though the depth at which these explanations are broken down varies from show to show. In the UC and IBO timelines, their mechas and spaceships are powered by uber reactors that give off particles that disrupt electronic...

Why are there so many ruined castles in fantasy? Namely RPGs, D&D, and fantasy anime based off of D&D. Dungeons just don't make sense. You have these elaborately crafted labyrinths and castles that are just abandoned. Why don't nearby kingdoms take over those dungeons and castles, fix them up...

No one is denying that towns and villages get sacked. The problem is that in ASOIAF, half of all of the settlement in the world got sacked within the 3 year time span of the story, which is absurd. WW2 isn't comparable because warfare is being conducted on an industrial scale.

Would depend on the monster ecology of the setting (another criminally overlooked aspect of worldbuilding). I'd imagine that your usual giant spider monster would grow pretty fast. Also, steroids and growth hormones/stimulants mixed in the food would greatly speed up the process too.

Magic spells not being applied outside of combat for mundane solutions. The Trails series are renowned for their worldbuilding and long running storyline, which irks me all the more that they don't use magitek in inventive ways. In Trails, instead of an industrial revolution, they had the Orbal...