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 === Process ===
-A skeletal scenario or another type of sketch that came out of a [[speculation_and_visioning|visioning]] exercise should exist before beginning this exercise. Worldbuilding can be done in a workshop, or it can be a writing and visualising exercise that can continue online after the workshop. It can also be outsourced to writers or game designers outside of the group, or people who are a part of the facilitation team.
+A skeletal scenario or another type of sketch that came out of a [[speculation_and_visioning|visioning]] exercise should exist before beginning this exercise. Worldbuilding can be done in a workshop, or it can be a writing and visualising exercise that can continue online after the workshop. It can also be outsourced to writers or game designers outside of the group, or people who are a part of the facilitation team. The complexity and richness of the worlds will depend on the needs of the group, as well as the time and resources available. The process described here is for a minimal worldbuilding that can be done in a workshop with the participants. The exercise can take from 30 minutes to several days.
+Step 1: Frame the worldbuilding as an exercise that should make the scenarios come to life and add rich details on local and global scales.
+Step 1a (optional): If you have multiple scenarios, invite the participants to choose one to work on (or select groups randomly), and break into groups of no more than five people.