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Is your character a bard, storyteller or performer? How do they interpret this event? There are beasts up there that came long before you, but there may also be corruption events they do remember and deep within recent cultural memory.
How does your character interpret and describe a particular constellation's beast or event? What could it have looked like or done? Performers may do well to embellish and create a captivating and heroic tune, story or performance.
Was your character there? How were they affected by a corruption event? This could prove an excellent time to tell a cautionary tale or allow your character to share, or heal, in company.
Write or illustrate your characters participating in this event, or depict a tale, legend, or performance.
For this prompt, you do not have to choose between pre-written answers! Responses to this prompt receive double gold, and the player’s choice of Magic Scroll, which can be claimed at the Shop with a link to your prompt response.
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.
No matter how your character was affected or inspired by the event, it is clear it is a time for reflection as well as reverence. Mages and non-mages alike gather together in memory for those lost, be that the corrupted themselves or those who fell to a monster.
Many mages at this time can be seen summoning little orbs of light and floating them up to the stars. Perhaps as little prayers or messages with the thought that the corrupted may hear it. After all—they were a person… once.
Non-mages equally can be seen lighting candles and placing them through cities, towns and floating on the waters as if to mirror the numerous pinpricks of light above. Held within their hearts may be loss for another, mage or not.
Write or illustrate your characters participating in this event.
For this prompt, you do not have to choose between pre-written answers! Responses to this prompt receive double gold, and the player’s choice of Magic Scroll, which can be claimed at the Shop with a link to your prompt response.
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
open prompts
For these prompts, you do not have to choose between pre-written answers! Responses to these prompts receive double gold, and the player’s choice of Magic Scroll, which can be claimed at the Shop with a link to your prompt response.
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.
3 months, 13 days ago
join the chorus
Voices and songs fill the night air!
Is your character a bard, storyteller or performer? How do they interpret this event? There are beasts up there that came long before you, but there may also be corruption events they do remember and deep within recent cultural memory.
How does your character interpret and describe a particular constellation's beast or event? What could it have looked like or done? Performers may do well to embellish and create a captivating and heroic tune, story or performance.
Was your character there? How were they affected by a corruption event? This could prove an excellent time to tell a cautionary tale or allow your character to share, or heal, in company.
Write or illustrate your characters participating in this event, or depict a tale, legend, or performance.
For this prompt, you do not have to choose between pre-written answers! Responses to this prompt receive double gold, and the player’s choice of Magic Scroll, which can be claimed at the Shop with a link to your prompt response.
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.
3 months, 13 days ago
nightlights
Remembrance and reflection
No matter how your character was affected or inspired by the event, it is clear it is a time for reflection as well as reverence. Mages and non-mages alike gather together in memory for those lost, be that the corrupted themselves or those who fell to a monster.
Many mages at this time can be seen summoning little orbs of light and floating them up to the stars. Perhaps as little prayers or messages with the thought that the corrupted may hear it. After all—they were a person… once.
Non-mages equally can be seen lighting candles and placing them through cities, towns and floating on the waters as if to mirror the numerous pinpricks of light above. Held within their hearts may be loss for another, mage or not.
Write or illustrate your characters participating in this event.
For this prompt, you do not have to choose between pre-written answers! Responses to this prompt receive double gold, and the player’s choice of Magic Scroll, which can be claimed at the Shop with a link to your prompt response.
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.
3 months, 13 days ago