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+# Creating things
+
+We have already created some things - dragons for example. There are many different things to create
+in Evennia though. In the last lesson we learned about typeclasses, the way to make objects persistent in the database.
+
+Given the path to a Typeclass, there are three ways to create an instance of it:
+
+- Firstly, you can call the class directly, and then `.save()` it:
+
+        obj = SomeTypeClass(db_key=...)
+        obj.save()
+
+   This has the drawback of being two operations; you must also import the class and have to pass 
+   the actual database field names, such as `db_key`  instead of `key` as keyword arguments.
+- Secondly you can use the Evennia creation helpers:
+
+        obj = evennia.create_object(SomeTypeClass, key=...)
+
+   This is the recommended way if you are trying to create things in Python. The first argument can either be 
+   the class _or_ the python-path to the typeclass, like `"path.to.SomeTypeClass"`. It can also be `None` in which 
+   case the Evennia default will be used. While all the creation methods
+   are available on `evennia`, they are actually implemented in [evennia/utils/create.py](../../../api/evennia.utils.create.md).
+- Finally, you can create objects using an in-game command, such as
+
+        create/drop obj:path.to.SomeTypeClass
+
+  As a developer you are usually best off using the two other methods, but a command is usually the only way 
+  to let regular players or builders without Python-access help build the game world. 
+  
+## Creating Objects
+
+This is one of the most common creation-types. These are entities that inherits from `DefaultObject` at any distance.
+They have an existence in the game world and includes rooms, characters, exits, weapons, flower pots and castles.
+
+    > py
+    > import evennia 
+    > rose = evennia.create_object(key="rose")
+
+Since we didn't specify the `typeclass` as the first argument, the default given by `settings.BASE_OBJECT_TYPECLASS` 
+(`typeclasses.objects.Object`) will be used. 
+
+## Creating Accounts
+
+An _Account_ is an out-of-character (OOC) entity, with no existence in the game world. 
+You can find the parent class for Accounts in `typeclasses/accounts.py`. 
+
+_TODO_
+