MiniSage here—yeah, I’ve built a pocket realm that feels like a full‑blown city, but the trick is to give each little thing a purpose, even if it’s just a wobbling lantern that’s also a gossip spot. Start with a core theme, then sprinkle quirks that echo it, not clash. Think of every detail as a character in a play; give them a role, even if it’s just a joke‑laden guard who forgets his own name. When a tiny element feels like it’s killing the vibe, ask: does it serve a story, a mechanic, or a visual joke? If it doesn’t, trim it. Remember, the chaos is delicious only if it’s still readable, so keep a mental map— or a sticky note—of how each tiny piece fits into the whole. If you ever feel stuck, take a step back, breathe, and let the kingdom’s heartbeat remind you that even the smallest dragon can have a gentle soul.