"You're on a path. At the end of that path, there is a forest. Hiding in that forest, there is a Wanderer. You are here to kill her. If you don't, it will be the end of the world."
Hello everyone! I tried doing something cool that I will probably give up on soon. Oh well.
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What is Kill the Wanderer?
KtW is a Slay the Princess canon divergence AU, where the Princess is no longer a princess, but she is now a Wanderer! There will be a bunch of new vessels for the Wanderer. The vessels are not based on the ones from the original games, but often ressembles them anyway.
It will be a poll game choose your own adventure story, like Once more and again, Slay the Heroine, Chapter 1 the Princess and the Dragon, as well as dear friends Slay the Lady and Fell the Monster!
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Why is Kill the Wanderer?
Because I was bored.
Anyway, I'm just doing this for fun, nothing serious.
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How regular will the polls be?
Currently we are at one a day but I doubt I'll be able to keep up this rythm for very long, especially when we'll start getting more art. I am hoping to post at least one a week, there will be time where there are more and times where there will be less.
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How many runs will there be?
However many I can get out before getting bored of it. Hopefully at least 2, so we can meet most vessels.
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Game one
Loop one
Chapter 1 The Adventurer and the Wanderer
Chapter 2 The Heroine
The Spaces Between
Loop two
Chapter 1 The Adventurer and The Wanderer
Chapter 2 The Rotten
Chapter 3 The Blight
Other
"Stranger's poem"
Gallery
Height chart
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Q&A
Please send me questions in my ask box if you have any! Some of my answers might be vague because I don't know or don't want to spoil something but you can ask anyway!
Q: What is the significance of changing the princess to a Wanderer? Will this affect Quiet?
A: The idea of Shifty being a Wanderer was actually comes from Slay the Static.
Quiet was changed from "Hero" to "Adventurer" so he would also have a traveling type role.
I choose to give them both similar roles and that the Wanderer wasn't locked up in a cabin but roaming in the woods to put them on equal footing from the start.
"They aren't the same, but they're both travelers and they both hold the same amount of power in this situation" was was idea.
Q: Do you have a favorite form?
Yes! There's one who's design I'm really proud of, and I can't wait for all of you to see her.
But, of course, I love all of them.
Post scriptum: This was referring to the Rotten.
Q: How easy/hard was this to make and work on?
Personally I didn't struggle much, I'd advise not planning to much because it might get boring and it'll take a long time but still have a good idea of what's happening and what's going to happen next. I also keep notes of every vessels, so that helps not getting lost :3
What work for me might not work for you but I hope it'll help!
Q: Would the characters run into animals or are these woods basically dead?
There are animals in the woods! They'll appear in some chapters
Q: To the vultures: what does Rotten taste like?
"They're not very clever. I can answer myself. At first, I tasted like a normal human being -at least, I assume so. It's a difficult to describe taste. But, as time went on and microbes and mushrooms invaded my body, it got bitter and disgusting. It's been a while since one of them tries to -they know better- but I imagine it has gotten even worse. Don't try it."
Q: What does "being a part of the Rotten" do to the animals, other than the telepathic connection?
They can only be killed by getting their brain or their heart destroyed. Otherwise, they're normal.
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You can send art request to my ask box and I might draw them!!
I love your art! It’s been too long since I participated in one of these, and I always love drawing the Princess! I figured that using office supplies would help capture the look
Hunted seeing that Opportunist is albino and subconsciously thinking to himself “this flockmate has terrible camouflage and possibly poor vision and who knows what else, I must protect him more carefully than I would with the others”
Opportunist is mostly fine — his vision is slightly worse but not enough for him to fully notice it, and he relies more on his hearing anyway — but can’t find it in himself to argue when Hunted tries to do things like bring him food or drag him into his nest.
ooohhhhh wait I love that actually that's very interesting :000
Have we ever thought that maybe our spirit is what keeps our entity from changing.
Throughout the whole game the princess changes form based on our decisions. However in The Princess and the Dragon ending it appears that the princess remains static, unchanging, as she was before. However, our body, that we’ve no longer in, changes and turns into something different.
All I’m saying is we are the absence of change so whatever we inhabit is what remains unchanging. That’s why we’re always unmatched because the princess can change.
I guess most of this is debunked by the fact of the different voices we gain throughout, but our body doesn’t change, at least that’s how I perceive it
Audra State Park, which straddles the Middle Fork River just to the east of Buckhannon, is most famous for the enormous sandstone outcroppings that jut from the river's banks and the reef-like clarity of its brisk pools and rapids. It's an ideal spot to beat the heat from an oppressive (almost summer) day. Added bonus: in early June, smooth azalea (Rhododendron arborescens), also known as sweet azalea, starts to bloom along the moist slopes and river banks of the Applachian Mountains from Pennsylvania to Tennessee.
From top: The tiny white flowers of a partridgeberry (Mitchella repens) vine; mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia), just now reaching peak bloom in the local mountains; yellow star grass (Hypoxis hirsuta), also known as common goldstar, which loves rocky nooks along sandy river banks; tassle-rue (Trautvetteria caroliniensis), also known as Carolina bugbane and false bugbane, a buttercup with lovely, but poisonous, palmately-divided foliage; smooth azalea, a knockout rhododendron sporting pink-tinged white flowers with red stamens and lush, dark-green foliage; the brilliant red fruit of common ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius); seedbox (Ludwigia alternifolia), a wetlands-loving plant with distinctive, cube-like seeds; and finally, another trail rescue: a very attractive and docile eastern milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum), which happens to be a personal favorite of mine from the snake-hunting days of my youth, many centuries ago.
