Recent content by Quinnigan

Agreed! 😅 Though I think we can follow the same general apocalypse formula, just tweak it for context. We have plot contact for cultivating and trading seeds as a form of currency, so purely from a food standpoint there's going to be lots of interaction with other groups/people. We're also...

So sorry this took so long to reply, for some reason I missed the notification that you'd left a comment. SO GLAD I looked back! Thanks for your questions! (Finally) Here are some answers: 1) How did nature determine that THIS was the way to do it? Honestly, there was no "decision" by nature...

First and foremost, I have to give credit to the original tumblr user otherwindow that came up with this prompt and the concept art attached. This idea is brilliant and I'm having so much fun borrowing the concept! For the world my friend and I want to play, we've changed it quite a bit from...

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"Though petulance was clear on his face and in his voice, malice was not." - Leoric, the Duke's unruly son

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Hey there, friends! :D I'm back on the hunt for some tasty roleplay! I like to think I'm super friendly and flexible with narratives, but I do have some important preferences when it comes to my partner's writing and my interests. About me: I like to build an in-depth plot WITH my partner...

He was surprised that the boy took his comment so seriously at first. He thought it has been obvious that his teasing was good-natured. What was with that reaction? If it were anyone else, Eli might have been offended. Being talked down to was a deeply established trigger of his, and most of the...

Ah, Kyle seemed about as awkward as he did. Maybe even more. It was a shame, he seemed unassuming and normal enough. At least, from what he'd seen in classes. He was dorky, yeah, but there were kids that had worse attitudes than him and they all had friends. Why was Kyle so... afraid of him...

The balding English teacher smiled at the boy, relieved that he might not have to fail another student. "You will? Excellent, thank you. That's very admirable of you, Kyle." He leaned in a bit closer. "The student you will be working with is Elliot Richards. His biggest problem isn't...

Eli had been ignoring his phone alarm when the sound of glass breaking echoed in his little bedroom. Anxiety, the kind of confused panic you can only feel when you're half asleep, swirled around in his gut. His eyes shot open, and he lifted his head from his well-worn pillowcase to scan his room...

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