How can I start writing my own Merlin crossover fanfiction?

To start writing your Merlin the witch fanfiction, begin by researching the existing lore about Merlin. This can give you ideas for your own story. Next, consider the setting. Will it be in a medieval - like world, or a more modern or even futuristic one? Once you've decided on the setting, create some interesting characters to interact with Merlin. They could be friends, foes, or something in between. Then, start with an engaging opening scene. Maybe it's Merlin in the middle of a magical ritual gone wrong, which sets the story in motion.

First, think about the modern setting you want to place the characters in, like a big city or a small town. Then, decide how the characters' original traits will translate into this modern world. For example, Merlin's magic could be a secret superpower.

Next, come up with a plot. It could be something as simple as the knights going on a hunt and Merlin having to use his magic to save them from a magical beast. Or it could be a more complex plot involving political intrigue in Camelot and how the knights and Merlin navigate through it. You can also draw inspiration from the original series, like taking a small event and expanding it into a full - fledged story.

Don't forget to do some research on the Merlin universe. Know the personalities of the characters, the rules of magic in that world. This will help you create a more believable and engaging Merlin wings fanfiction. You can start with small ideas like Merlin using his wings to reach a high tower in Camelot and build the story from there.

To start writing King Arthur Merlin fanfiction, begin with getting a clear idea of the world they live in. Read up on the Arthurian legends. Decide if you want to follow the traditional lore closely or deviate from it. For example, you could change Merlin's origin story. After that, develop your characters more. Give them new traits or expand on the existing ones. And don't forget to have a strong opening to draw readers in. You can start with an action - packed scene or an interesting conversation between Arthur and Merlin.

First, you need to know the lore of both Turok and the other universe you want to crossover with. For example, if it's a crossover with a superhero universe, understand the powers and backstories of the superheroes. Then, think of a unique premise for the crossover. Maybe Turok gets transported to the superhero's city due to some strange portal.

To start writing your Sylar crossover fanfiction, do a lot of research on both Sylar's character and the world you're crossing him over with. If it's a crossover with 'Game of Thrones', understand the politics and power dynamics in Westeros. Sylar would be like a new and dangerous player in this world. You can start with a scene that immediately shows the contrast or conflict between Sylar and the GoT characters, like Sylar arriving in King's Landing and causing chaos with his powers.

First, you need to know the two universes you're crossing over well. If it's Saix and a different anime, for example, study the lore, characters, and power systems of both. Then, think of a good starting point for Saix to enter the other universe. Maybe it's through a magical portal or some kind of spell gone wrong. Next, consider how his character will change or stay the same in the new setting.

First, choose the two (or more) shows or universes you want to cross over. For AHS, think about which season's theme or characters would work best. Then, come up with a basic plot idea that combines the key elements of each. For example, if crossing with 'Game of Thrones', you could have a plot where the power struggles in GoT meet the horror elements of AHS.

First, you need to decide which universe you want to cross Talion with. It could be another game, a book series, or a movie. Then, think about how the two worlds would interact. For example, if it's a crossover with a superhero universe, how would Talion's abilities compare to the superheroes? Next, come up with a basic plot. Will it be an adventure, a mystery, or something else? Start with a simple idea and build on it.