Test Drive!

[travelagency]

Test Drive This is a test drive for The Last Resort. You can use one of the handy prompts or make up your own. Prompts Prompt #1 Your character is sent as part of a team to explore Subterranean Library #12. There are hostiles hiding in the dark that have to be safely bypassed without creating explosions and without getting shot. There are books that can be brought to the museum (or sold). What happens if two people with different intentions collide? Prompt #2 So your character is out in the desert. It might be for a dig, a nice walk, doing something they shouldn't. Who knows? But unfortunately one of the worst invasive species is about to rear its head: a young sandworm. This isn't something that happens often to people, and even this young it's going to take more than a normal gun as permitted on the planet, or the limited abilities that people currently possess. Most of what you would do would just slow it down. This is one of these cases where it's better to run; you want to get to security or to a guide and report this, and you want to get out of the range of those teeth as fast as you can. Prompt #3 You've been given a chance to tell the entire universe about your reasons for coming to the village and town as a part of a documentary in progress. Alternately, you have done so and are being confronted by your first fan in front of a friend. They've read all your fanfiction,, they ship you with some other import (maybe your friend, maybe someone else, maybe they actually hate your friend), and they printed out a picture of you that they want to have signed. Prompt #4 Choose your own adventure (first network or log posts can later be used as game canon once related apps are approved). Please help tag out if you're currently in the game and help introduce people to the game. If you have definitive preferences in play style, please mention it in your posts. Navigation

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[grotesqueobserver]

Curiosity killed the gargoyle, or so the saying goes. Except that it's about cats. And Vigil technically is a grotesque, not a gargoyle. And there's no killing to be had, except the possibility of dying from sheer embarrassment. Seeing September nonplussed is such a rare occurrence that he can't help but scamper over to see what the fuss is about.

"Hi!" he chirps, maneuvering towards a place where he can look over the observer's shoulder. "Who's your new frienaaooooohh my sweet and loving Gods above and below my tail does not go there." He's...he's going to need a moment.

"!!!"