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Creepy things that could be in the forest

HOLY SHIT! TREES!

The creepy fair-folk elves from medieval folklore...are on holiday at the moment, so you've got Santa's Christmas elves trying their best to sub in.

Abandoned cabin haunted by the ghost of another, more abandoned cabin.

Various adorable animals working together to use a shotgun.

Non-ancient cult to a non-ancient horror. They were founded last week and their primordial god is a month old. You're actually their first human sacrifice, please say if you have any constructive criticism :)

Talking crows who have been on some very dodgy message boards lately. They're not dangerous but they're very problematic.

Legolas but he's done snapped

Very generic slasher who's fully aware that this is one of his late-franchise box office bombs. He's still gonna come after you with a machete, contractual obligations, but his heart's clearly not in it anymore.

Allegorical representation of the horrors of late-stage capitalism and the urban wasteland who showed up to the wrong setpiece and is hoping no-one notices.

A bear. Oh, a bear's too generic and mundane is it? Not scary enough? How about I put you in a clearing with an angry bear and see how calm you are? Huh? Thought so. There's a fucking bear. Make me a sanity check, asshole.

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Quest Idea:

An ant rolls a small diamond up to you, followed by a dozen more ants bearing a note. It says “We’re at war. Need mercenaries. 50 more like this for your help.”

The actual war, between two sentient ant colonies, is not very dangerous.* The real mission is the harrowing journey through miles of wilderness to the nest of your employers. Will you risk the lives of your ant guides by having them follow the scent trail home? Or become lost in the woods as you look for tiny landmarks?

*Unless your friendly GM has had the enemy ant colony hire mercenaries as well. Will you kill a person for dominion over a decomposing log?

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Hi hi I love your adventures hehe,,

Also you should def play FNAF, it has "No" jump scares, and has.. Bees.. Trust me! I never lie!

#yoursocool:3

Hmm “FNAF” I’ll have to do some research, I suppose I could make it possible!

Especially if it has no jump scares and a lot of bees! I trust you, anatomyisevil!

And thank you, I know I am very cool!

Dungeons and Dragons idea:

An efreet noble becomes indebted to a human king for his help in defeating a rival and agrees to grant the king any one wish that he desires.

The king, being greedy and thinking himself clever, asks for the efreet to be a vassal to his kingdom for a thousand years, paying a tax as any other lord would.

The efreet is naturally enraged by the impudence of this request, but is bound by oath to fulfill it. So, the next year comes by and the efreet noble returns with a grand procession bearing many gifts for the royal coffers... and an entourage that burns everything in their path, the capital city included. The king who made the bargain perishes, leaving fragments of his family in exile.

When the taxes were "paid" to the ashes of the Treasury, the parade leaves and people slowly start to rebuild. Until the next year when the efreet return again. And again the next year, and the next.

For 15 years it goes on this way until the last surviving member of the royal family is able to confront the efreet. He can not defeat them militarily, nor can he call off the contract entirely, but he can somewhat alter the terms: the efreet can continue to "pay their tax" to the kingdom, but only once every hundred years.

So now, every hundred years in living memory, a grand parade burns a path across the countryside to lavish gifts upon the ruins of a capital of a nation that no longer exists.

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