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# Build a World

Worlds are deeply considered universes with an origin story and community-built canon. 

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#### How it works

* Click <mark style="color:yellow;">Create a New LORE</mark> on the homepage
* Select <mark style="color:yellow;">Build a World</mark>
* World Overview: Give your World a title and description then select a cover image - don't worry, you can always change this later.&#x20;
* World Details: Describe your World in a little more detail.&#x20;
* World Starter: Describe your first scene

Once you click <mark style="color:yellow;">Launch My World</mark> you will be taken to your Origin Story. Once you click <mark style="color:yellow;">Publish</mark> anyone can build LORE in your World.&#x20;


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