Test Drive 1

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Test Drive 1

Welcome to the beta test of BadgerNet, Multiversal Edition! Settle in and enjoy your posting experiences. Everything in this will be non-canon.

Here're some example prompts to play around with. You can make up your own!

1. An embarrassing moment of yours just got posted to the site. Oops!
2. Post your proudest moment to the site.
3. Hiccup Event: Vampires. Everyone affected is a vampire, your choice of what style of vampire.
4. Hiccup Event: Disney Princess. Animals just won't leave you alone!
5. Hiccup Event: Actor. You believe you're an actor playing the role of yourself as a character and you have the props and everything to prove it. Chill offstage and all that.
6. You're livestreaming a dramatic moment in your life.
7. Asking the people on the site for advice on something.

And so on. Be sure to read the rules and FAQ before posting.

Comments

[preventedmurder]

There's definitely archetypes and tricks to it, yeah, but understanding that structure and having something interesting to say with it is a definite skill.

You read a lot, or just hear a lot of stories in your job or something?

[of_her_own_accord]

Well you know! Weapons always come with such fascinating and dark stories! So it's nice to write one for a weapon that doesn't have one, right?

[preventedmurder]

Definitely. It doesn't even have to be a true story if it's saying something useful. Like don't trust royalty, or someone who just hands you the capacity for violence and tells you to use it.

[of_her_own_accord]

Wow. Somebody actually likes my stories! That's so cool! ☆*:.｡.o(≧▽≦)o.｡.:*☆

Unfortunately I can't attach unofficial stories to the weapons I sell but still!

[preventedmurder]

That would be pretty shady, if you tried to sell it based on something you made up.

Then again, if you're buying a weapon, does its history matter more than how useful it is? The story and the thing itself have completely separate value.

[of_her_own_accord]

I mean, if you wanna be BORING about your weapons. (￣～￣;)

Which is most of my customers to be honest. No appreciation for the arts.

[preventedmurder]

I'd rather have a story than a sword, personally, but I'd take both.