As long as magic has existed, there have been teachers and students, and over time magical schools and universities have been created. Here are seven examples of these citadels of magic.

Thirty things that could be happening in a military base.

Incomplete, used in home game and ties in well with Romantic City

 A standard feature of genre fantasy, isekai, and the LitRPG genre is that everything is run by guilds.

But these aren't guilds ... right?

A Royal Court is a busy place…

VendoMat is a vending machine and dispensary supply corporation, one of just many

7 members of the Other Council in Terrasquestone

Perhaps the PCs are in the army now, or are trying to escape from it, or are serving as mercenaries or something of that nature. Here are thirty military units that they might have to face in combat and/or flee from.

7Terrorists (or freedom fighters, if you prefer that term. It depends whose side you are on.)

Different police forces have different internal police cultures and as most PC's break a lot of laws they are likely to fight law enforcement sooner or later.

With a thrumming of loud Harley engines, seven motorcycle clubs hove into view on the highway...

A powerful and secretive knighthood that protects the

surface world from hostile excursions from the under-dark

by taking the battle into the under-dark.

A criminal/terrorist organization that operates in Europe 

The city-state of Tir Fhortun has a bit of a problem. It has guilds, too many guilds, actually. And they aren't getting along.

A violent and contentious contest for who earns the right to call herself Catwoman, and a brief history of it.

Background material for a Novel based around street racing, drug culture, and a tyrannical state. The Big Six represent the six most influential groups in the underground culture of Speedworld.

When the Hexanjager Order was formed and brought the evil magic users low, they were loved by the people, but, just like many a group of vigilantes, they went too far and now their rule is just another form of oppression.

Chartered in Royal Year 618, the Guild of Adventurers Upon Return, was intended as a guideline to deal with and control the increasing number of men and women who were taking up arms and pursuing a career in heroism and adventurism. The guild would police it's own, and function as an odd jobs mercenary corporation, subservient to the crown, and supportive of the clerics.

The high society of the city of Efeterthrop is a lively bunch to say the least. Their dedication to chaos and anarchy is unbeatable, so long as they stay in charge.

The Nobles of Vartanadel play a yearly game of politics that climaxes at the yearly Naming ceremony that changes everything. It is then that the King names his favorite and they all find out if they are still labeled as a King's favorite or if their lives will be forfiet.