Fantasy Realm Topic Mapv1.0.0
Use this Skill to make article illustrations.
Turn an abstract topic into an imaginary realm: idea regions as lands, routes and landmarks for how they connect, and a separate legend. Image skill for Claude Fable 5; three 16:9 WebP maps.
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Updated Oct 30, 2026
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What you get
- Three 16:9 symbolic maps of your topic, exported as WebP
- A legend kept apart from the art, with your exact labels set in an overlay
- Source ledger, image brief, provider-task.json and the list of open issues
Good fit
- Course creators mapping a syllabus as a journey
- Strategy and onboarding decks that need one picture of how ideas relate
- Editors illustrating a big-picture essay with an original map
Not for
- Real geography, or anything readers would take as a true, navigable map
- Reworking an existing fictional world, its places or its published map art
- Topics whose regions, routes and connections nobody has approved yet
About this Skill
You give the approved topic, the regions it divides into, the routes, milestones and risks between them, and the exact legend labels with their symbols. The sample draws an antique atlas page in sepia ink and muted washes: an archipelago, a branching river valley and a ringed central realm, each with compass roses and blank cartouches. Three 16:9 WebP directions come from one paid FAL call and are checked before your labels go on.
How it works
- Name the audience, the lesson or decision the map serves, sources, size and who signs off
- Record regions, routes, milestones and risks as given facts; assumptions, rights and questions apart
- Brief the realm's layout, mood and exclusions, with empty cartouches for every label
- With the brief agreed, call generate.mjs one time using FAL_KEY and save the request ID
- Look for stray lettering, logos, borrowed fictional worlds and wrong meanings; add legend text in an overlay
- Export three different 16:9 WebP maps alongside the unresolved issues
Checked before delivery
- Every fact, value, label, relationship, citation and disclaimer shown agrees with the approved source ledger
- No source platform, author identity, model branding, outside logo, watermark, protected character or unlicensed asset
- Three distinct 16:9 review previews are present, readable and inspected by eye
- Unknowns stay visibly pending; a named person approves subject matter, rights, accessibility and delivery
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Approved topic and the idea regions it divides into · How the parts connect: routes, milestones and risks · The exact legend labels and the symbols that go with them · 16:9 frame, illustration mood and intellectual-property limits
- Dependencies
- Your FAL account, with FAL_KEY set · Node.js 20 or later
- Outside costs
- FAL_KEY
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
Does the map show real places?
No. The realm is original and symbolic; real-world geography and existing fictional maps stay out.
Where do the labels go?
Into a separate legend and the blank cartouches, set as exact text after generation.
What do I receive?
Three distinct 16:9 WebP maps, the ledger, the brief and the request record.