Whatever is left in your character's belongings at the end of that strange encounter feels utterly heavy, whether it is the Blessing, the Curse, or nothing at all.
If your character is left holding something, it begins to take root.
Pain shoots from that singular point of the item touching skin, terrible and consuming. The Blessing follows true to its name, and it causes a place on your character to rot and fall away to exposed bone. The pain dims quickly, and it doesn't kill your character, though they're left with the knowledge that it probably should have. How on earth would that be considered temporary?
If they were left with the Curse, the pain lingers much longer as ivy roots grow under your character's skin, creating ivy offshoots as they erupt from their body. It forms wreaths, clinging to your character almost protectively in a tight embrace.
Either one is absolutely horrifying—what does your character do?
Your character chases after the two strangers, to try and help or hinder either of them.
Your character has earned +1 Power. You have also earned one Elemental Blast Scroll, which may be used on any character. To claim your scroll in the item shop, link your responses to the story prompt.
Your character makes sure to warn others about the two and their gifts.
Your character has earned +1 Discipline. You have also earned one Light Scroll, which may be used on any character.To claim your scroll in the item shop, link your responses to the story prompt.
Your character chooses to continue on their way, wanting absolutely nothing to do with the two strangers and their chase.
Your character has earned -1 Cost. If they already have 0 Costs, you may chose to give them +1 Corruption instead. You have also earned one Mending Scroll, which may be used on any character. To claim your scroll in the item shop, link your responses to the story prompt.
Your character will make sure to tell others that there are generous strangers in the woods.
Your character has earned +1 Corruption. You have also earned one Darksight Scroll, which may be used on any character.To claim your scroll in the item shop, link your responses to the story prompt.
Prompt responses must be worth at least 1 gold (i.e. at least 100 words or at least an uncolored headshot). Upload your response like any other art or literature submission, tag this character profile, and claim your gold; collect double your total count for prompt responses. You may submit collabs and RP as prompt responses, but every participating character's choice must be clearly indicated for mods.
Anathema
prompt 3: conclusion
Whatever is left in your character's belongings at the end of that strange encounter feels utterly heavy, whether it is the Blessing, the Curse, or nothing at all.
If your character is left holding something, it begins to take root.
Pain shoots from that singular point of the item touching skin, terrible and consuming. The Blessing follows true to its name, and it causes a place on your character to rot and fall away to exposed bone. The pain dims quickly, and it doesn't kill your character, though they're left with the knowledge that it probably should have. How on earth would that be considered temporary?
If they were left with the Curse, the pain lingers much longer as ivy roots grow under your character's skin, creating ivy offshoots as they erupt from their body. It forms wreaths, clinging to your character almost protectively in a tight embrace.
Either one is absolutely horrifying—what does your character do?
Prompt responses must be worth at least 1 gold (i.e. at least 100 words or at least an uncolored headshot).
Upload your response like any other art or literature submission, tag this character profile, and claim your gold; collect double your total count for prompt responses. You may submit collabs and RP as prompt responses, but every participating character's choice must be clearly indicated for mods.
6 months, 17 days ago Edited 2:26 am