*cracks knuckles* I have specialized software and tons of physical notebooks dedicated to writing.

Well, I am constantly world-building. My partner and I have had a setting for about 4-5 years now, even older if you count the original layout of our setting, and that's pretty much where the majority of my creative time goes! I work on my own sections, and whenever I felt the urge, I wrote short stories about the characters in the world, or created some more characters to explore another facet of our lore.

Incidentally, because last year we decided to make a Pathfinder game for the setting, it's really gotten us to write so much more for the setting! And, because we have players invested thoroughly into the world lore, I eventually began to get ideas for projects I could actually work on. Not only is it fun for me, but it gives our players a different look of the setting they've come to love, explore new characters they won't meet, and overall, enjoy themselves! It's way more motivating to write when you have an audience who really enjoys your content.

Currently I have one on-going project that involves a character the players have met in the actual campaign. It'll take place in her distant future, where she's been crowned as king of an archipelago country who work primarily in city-states. The story focuses on her campaign against a scavenging-pirate group known as the Khulra of Blades, and her primary antagonist being the leader of the group. She deals with it in very complex ways, and it's just a subject I've been craving to write for a long while! The setting is very much a science-fantasy romp, so it's odd for me to go into deep detail, but our pirates of the setting are definitely not from our main world. I really love writing essentially what is Outsider pirates, stranded on a planet that's not theirs.