The Final Fantasy games are not only driven by graphics, music, and a unique gameplay system, but also most importantly a compelling story that has the ability to captivate, like a novel or Homeric epic, the imagination of the reader and transport them to a different place and time occupied by interesting and thought-provoking characters. It takes writers to form the plot of an RPG, and before the Game in Role-Playing-Game is made, there must be a an actual written script and storyline developed for the finished product. Without all the peripheral computer generated elements of Final Fantasy, we are merely looking at a novel that could have been taken from the pages of a famous author on the shelves of your favorite bookstore. Everything you see in Final Fantasy has it's roots on paper steming from the original artist's and author's creativity and conception. Anyone has the ability to create a fantasy, and allow others to accompany them on a journey to majestic places where adventures are born. It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words, but words themselves can convey a thousand pictures each visualized in a unique way by the individual who interprets them. To be a writer is to know what words invigorate the senses, and bring a reader into the scenery and circumstances you are describing while keeping interest in the characters that accompany the environment.