- Invitation Status
- Preferred Character Gender
- Female
- Genres
- Fantasy, SciFi, Modern, Horror
Welcome Fellow Iwaku Members,
Before you today I have created an interesting challenge for everyone! I dare you to try this out. It's called; The Avatar Storyteller. Sound pretty self-explanatory and anyone's guess would probably be to tell a story about your or someone's Avatar. Well that is a great guess and partially correct! I shall explain what you have to do.
Everyone will be telling a story for someone. You will be taking the person's avatar above you and making a short story out of it BUT the person above you will set One restriction after they have submitted their story. This restriction can not be used in the story in any way or form. Restriction can be challenging or simple it is up to them/you to decided. Stories should be at least three paragraphs with at least seven sentences each. They can be any Genre as long as it isn't breaking the restriction set by the previous person. I wish you luck and best of all, have fun! Be creative~
Rules:
>No Smut.
>Horror can happen, but don't try to scare others too much.
>You HAVE to place only ONE restriction down after your story. Cannot be: "No magic and horror." It's either "No Magic" or "No Horror" Of course you can be more descriptive of the restriction.
>List the Genre of your Story above, will help prevent soft minds from running into something they don't want to read.
>Must be at least three paragraphs.
>Don't judge, discriminate, talk negatively towards others of their work or themselves. EVER.
Tips:
*The more detailed, the better the read is for others and will help expand your story.
*If you are stuck on something look at their avatar and take in every details, background or text.
*When in doubt of something don't be afraid to wait for someone else to show up. New person, new story.
*Want to really do someone's avatar story but someone already took it before you posted it? Go ahead and post it letting everyone know that the story was meant for the other person. If you are feeling brave, write the person's above you as well.
Got a tip to share? PM me with it and it will be listed here!
Point of this Exercise:The Avatar Storyteller is a great exercise to help you be more aware of your "Surrounding" or in this case the avatar. Learn how to pick out certain details and use them to your advantage, warm up your fingers and mind for an upcoming roleplay, learn how to expand posts using details, and a few other things to help make your posts longer without having to put too much though into it.
Now that all has been explained to you, who wants to be the first?
My Restriction Is: You can't say anything about her body. (Includes Skin, Eyes, Shape, Size, Nose, etc.)
Before you today I have created an interesting challenge for everyone! I dare you to try this out. It's called; The Avatar Storyteller. Sound pretty self-explanatory and anyone's guess would probably be to tell a story about your or someone's Avatar. Well that is a great guess and partially correct! I shall explain what you have to do.
Everyone will be telling a story for someone. You will be taking the person's avatar above you and making a short story out of it BUT the person above you will set One restriction after they have submitted their story. This restriction can not be used in the story in any way or form. Restriction can be challenging or simple it is up to them/you to decided. Stories should be at least three paragraphs with at least seven sentences each. They can be any Genre as long as it isn't breaking the restriction set by the previous person. I wish you luck and best of all, have fun! Be creative~
Rules:
>No Smut.
>Horror can happen, but don't try to scare others too much.
>You HAVE to place only ONE restriction down after your story. Cannot be: "No magic and horror." It's either "No Magic" or "No Horror" Of course you can be more descriptive of the restriction.
>List the Genre of your Story above, will help prevent soft minds from running into something they don't want to read.
>Must be at least three paragraphs.
>Don't judge, discriminate, talk negatively towards others of their work or themselves. EVER.
Tips:
*The more detailed, the better the read is for others and will help expand your story.
*If you are stuck on something look at their avatar and take in every details, background or text.
*When in doubt of something don't be afraid to wait for someone else to show up. New person, new story.
*Want to really do someone's avatar story but someone already took it before you posted it? Go ahead and post it letting everyone know that the story was meant for the other person. If you are feeling brave, write the person's above you as well.
Got a tip to share? PM me with it and it will be listed here!
Point of this Exercise:The Avatar Storyteller is a great exercise to help you be more aware of your "Surrounding" or in this case the avatar. Learn how to pick out certain details and use them to your advantage, warm up your fingers and mind for an upcoming roleplay, learn how to expand posts using details, and a few other things to help make your posts longer without having to put too much though into it.
Now that all has been explained to you, who wants to be the first?
My Restriction Is: You can't say anything about her body. (Includes Skin, Eyes, Shape, Size, Nose, etc.)