Fantasy Screenplays for Sale
Browse 3 professional fantasy screenplays in the ScriptLix catalog. Each script is evaluated for cast size, location count, VFX needs, and overall producibility before publication. Read free sample pages, compare ratings, and own the full script from $19. Production rights are licensed separately.
Fantasy screenplays in the catalog
- THORNWOOD
A cartographer hired to survey a remote old-growth forest in northern Minnesota finds that the landscape shifts between visits, with every measurement she takes contradicting the one she took before.
125 pages - FADING ATLAS
A royal cartographer discovers the kingdom borders are quietly contracting, not from invasion or treaty but as if the land itself is forgetting it exists. Villages she mapped last year are gone, not d
102 pages - WARDEN OF THE ASHEN VEIL
The last surviving member of the Order of Wardens maintains the Ashen Veil alone: an ancient barrier between the living world and the Ashworld, visible only to her, ignored by everyone else. When she
104 pages
THORNWOOD
Vera Cole, a professional surveyor with fifteen years of experience, is hired to complete the Thornwood survey, an attempt that has failed four times. On Day 2, her measurements do not match the terrain. Over ten days, she documents a forest that is internally consistent but inconsistent with itself across time, moving at a measured rate. At the midpoint, she discovers Ruth Calloway living in the forest interior by choice, healthy and deliberate. In the final act, Vera must decide whether to complete a map that will open the Thornwood to development, or make a different kind of map entirely.
125 pages
FADING ATLAS
Sela, the kingdom royal cartographer, is commissioned to produce the official new atlas. During her eastern survey she discovers that Halvenmoor and several other settlements have vanished, and the border is miles west of every official record. Her predecessor Maren private journals reveal the contraction has been documented and concealed for twelve years. When Sela delivers the accurate atlas, Lord Aldric files it in the restricted archive. Sela plants her accurate findings in the public record through every procedural channel available to her and returns to work.
102 pages
WARDEN OF THE ASHEN VEIL
Seravael Dune has been the last Warden for eleven years, since the King dissolved the Order as an unnecessary expense. She works alone: daily inspections, routine repairs, the specific professional isolation of someone who sees two worlds simultaneously while everyone around her sees one. When a young cartographer named Corin Ash arrives at her door with maps showing a pattern in the Render appearances that no official body has noticed, she recognizes what the data means before she tells him: someone is deliberately cutting the Ashen Veil open. The cuts trace back to Lord Aldric Mourne, the King's High Councilor, who has been communicating with the Ashworld's ruling council for a year through a device embedded in a decommissioned Anchor Point. Mourne is dying and believes the Veil's destruction will allow him to cross into the Ashworld before he dies. He is wrong. Seravael knows he is wrong. She cannot prove it to anyone who matters in time. She can only seal the breach from inside the Veil, using a technique that killed her teacher. She survives. The breach is sealed. And inside the Veil she finds something that changes everything: a map of a civilization four hundred years dead, written by the last survivor of the race that built the Anchor Points, with a single word at the center. Released.
104 pages