Your mage escapes the Wights, and when they enter the shack, all is quiet. Serene, even. They have time to take a good look at the place -- it hasn’t been touched in maybe a hundred years, but it was once loved. Dried herbs still hang brittle over a basin, and a well-crafted, old-style shrine to Grace sits in the corner.
As they look around and wait out the Wights, your mage receives an eerie message in their mind. When they turn around, an old cervine woman is sitting at the parlor table. She wears a brown cloak, her antlers are worn, and between the creases of her face are markings that resemble thorns. The room suddenly smells of burning wood.
She speaks to your mage in a sweet voice: “Do you know where you are?”
Your mage’s words are their own, but their response is essentially:
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(cw: fire/immolation) The woman’s face contorts outward with rage at your answer, growing taut, until she becomes both young and hideous. “THEY WON’T GET AWAY WITH WHAT THEY DID TO ME,” she roars, and the heat of her anger manifests in reality, setting her entire body ablaze as her scream of rage becomes one of pain. As she is engulfed in flame, the entire house is set on fire; your mage uses their magic to escape, and can flee without pursuit by Wights.
Your mage earned +1 Discipline. To claim this reward, simply link to your final Blight Wight prompt response in the target character's Log.
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🔸🎃🔸 Mage Story Prompt 3: The house of the Brown Hag
he old woman smiles at you and steps forward, placing her forehead against your mage’s. They stand without fear, feeling an overwhelming but not unpleasant warmth course through their body. “Don’t let them take what is yours,” she says, and when you finally open your eyes, she has vanished into thin air. The Wights have disappeared, and you’re free to investigate the house. You notice that there is an inscription above the door: “MORGAUSE IRVING, THE BROWN WITCH OF NAMARAST, HEALER OF YOUNG WOMEN & FRIEND TO THE POWERLESS.” You leave unmolested, and encounter no further Wights on your journey.
Your mage earned +1 Power. To claim this reward, simply link to your final Blight Wight prompt response in the target character's Log.
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Anathema
🔸🎃🔸 Mage Story Prompt 2B:
Your mage escapes the Wights, and when they enter the shack, all is quiet. Serene, even. They have time to take a good look at the place -- it hasn’t been touched in maybe a hundred years, but it was once loved. Dried herbs still hang brittle over a basin, and a well-crafted, old-style shrine to Grace sits in the corner.
As they look around and wait out the Wights, your mage receives an eerie message in their mind. When they turn around, an old cervine woman is sitting at the parlor table. She wears a brown cloak, her antlers are worn, and between the creases of her face are markings that resemble thorns. The room suddenly smells of burning wood.
She speaks to your mage in a sweet voice: “Do you know where you are?”
Your mage’s words are their own, but their response is essentially:
Prompt responses must be worth at least 1 gold (i.e. at least 100 words or at least an uncolored headshot). Make sure to tag the event profile in your submission!
Upload your response like any other art or literature submission and claim your gold; collect double your total count for prompt responses.
2 years, 7 months ago Edited 3:08 pm
🔸🎃🔸 Mage Story Prompt 3: Namarast
(cw: fire/immolation)
The woman’s face contorts outward with rage at your answer, growing taut, until she becomes both young and hideous. “THEY WON’T GET AWAY WITH WHAT THEY DID TO ME,” she roars, and the heat of her anger manifests in reality, setting her entire body ablaze as her scream of rage becomes one of pain. As she is engulfed in flame, the entire house is set on fire; your mage uses their magic to escape, and can flee without pursuit by Wights.
Your mage earned +1 Discipline.
To claim this reward, simply link to your final Blight Wight prompt response in the target character's Log.
Prompt responses must be worth at least 1 gold (i.e. at least 100 words or at least an uncolored headshot). Make sure to tag the event profile in your submission!
Upload your response like any other art or literature submission and claim your gold; collect double your total count for prompt responses.
2 years, 6 months ago Edited 10:00 am
🔸🎃🔸 Mage Story Prompt 3: The house of the Brown Hag
he old woman smiles at you and steps forward, placing her forehead against your mage’s. They stand without fear, feeling an overwhelming but not unpleasant warmth course through their body. “Don’t let them take what is yours,” she says, and when you finally open your eyes, she has vanished into thin air. The Wights have disappeared, and you’re free to investigate the house. You notice that there is an inscription above the door: “MORGAUSE IRVING, THE BROWN WITCH OF NAMARAST, HEALER OF YOUNG WOMEN & FRIEND TO THE POWERLESS.” You leave unmolested, and encounter no further Wights on your journey.
Your mage earned +1 Power.
To claim this reward, simply link to your final Blight Wight prompt response in the target character's Log.
Prompt responses must be worth at least 1 gold (i.e. at least 100 words or at least an uncolored headshot). Make sure to tag the event profile in your submission!
Upload your response like any other art or literature submission and claim your gold; collect double your total count for prompt responses.
2 years, 6 months ago Edited 10:01 am