#fantasy plots

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Plot book

Feel free to combine plots and we can discuss a plot to both our likings!

Monster Plots. (traditional only)

Post Apocalyptic.

War Plots. Crime Plots.

Mafia Plots.

Era Roleplay's. (western etc.)

Cyberpunk. (Game and Punk Architype)

Fallout Plots.

Medieval High Fantasy.

Friends to Lovers. Damsel Distress. (girl saved by guy)

Reverse Damsel Distress. (guy saved by girl)

Arranged Marriages.

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Heh, true. If they can at least make him do something big, or interact with someone unexpected on a large scale, it'd be worth it. (It would be funny and irony if Kenny's the one that causes Randy's downfall. Still hoping for Stan and Shelley team-up for that case though)

Hey who knows? Maybe Kenny ends up helping hopeful team Stan and Shelley in bringing down the farm. Kind of hoping the other main three boys(or here me out everyone in the classroom) arrive to finally get Stan off that farm and bring things back to South Park. 

Course would be pretty bad ass if....a certain superhero showed up and lead the other kids...but I know that’s probably not going to happen.  XD

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Alternate History plot, based on a dream/nightmare I had;

What if America lost the American Revolution? What if The British Empire ceased to fall and continued to prosper, making ties with Russia and having the USA and Canada as their main colonies? With the people thinking that Britain is their only hope of being able to live, completely dependant upon the Empire. This is the set stage;

PLOTS (can be romantic, platonic or both)

A is the crown prince/ss of the Empire, and B is the child of a leader of a country that almost overthrew the hold of Britain, but with a sneak attack ultimately failed. To keep the peace, A and B must marry each other. 

A is a part of/ the leader of a rebel faction B is a solider for the Empire guarding an important base. A is caught by B, and A tries to convince B to join them or B tries to do the same to them. /OR/ A takes B hostage back to base and forces B to work with them, whether B wants to, or not.

Because of the Empire, A and B were siblings/twins who were separated at birth, and later on, they meet each other in the Rebel Factions and discover the long lost sibling they never knew they had/lost and thought to be dead.

A is the child of a shop keeper/bartender/etc who has now inherited the family business, while they disagree with the Empire, are too afraid to go against their parents wishes even if their parents aren’t alive. Enter, B, who was A’s childhood best friend, who A thought due to making too much of a stink had been dealt with, but are instead a part of the rebel faction. 

After the British-Russian alliance fell through and after many years of peace talks, the world is beginning to settle down once more. A and B live in separate settlements that have now been freed after the war, but old grudges are still around and kicking. However, the two meet and start to form a close bond, regardless of what their peers think.

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Fantasy Plots (my character Muse A)

*Muse B is a viking lost at see till they meet a mermaid, Muse A, whom decides to help them get back home...well, after she almost eats Muse B... Muse A: ”it was an accident! the storm made the water all foggy and you looked like a wounded seal! WELL i DON’T /MEAN/ THAT AS AN INSULT!” *Arranged Marriage. Muse A is the heir to the royal family of a very unique merfolk, ones that can traverse between land and lake. Regal beings who before have kept quite to themselves, but now, certain landfolk colonies seem to be closing in, and when it comes to strength, Muse A’s people are severly lacking, which is why Muse A only pitches a /little/ bit of a fit at the idea of a union between herself and The Orc chief, Muse B. *Muse A is a little water fairy, but when her lake is polluted and over run, she has to flee in order to save her own skin. Muse B finders her shivering under a leaf in heavy rain, huh, they had never seen a fairy before. (Microphilia, NO VORE.) *  Muse A was just trying to explore, get closer to the boats, just to see. Next thing she knew, Muse A was a mermaid caught in a net with a bunch of different species of land-dwellers talking about all the different ways they could profit from her: selling her to live the rest of her life in a tank? or perhaps chopping her up and sell all the different parts? Luckily for her, Muse B objected, and by the time Muse B was done, the decision was no longer up for debate. *Muse B was running through the forest, turned into the creature once more, the world foggy and full of red, nothing but hunger in their mind as soon as the spell crept back into his veins and manged their form into this large /thing/, having succumbed once again to drinking that vile potion, the one Muse B was cursed to always have right in their pocket, their addiction to the elixir forcing them to consume it again and again, no matter the carnage laid out once it had worn off, which was always what happened When Muse B would come too again. However, on this night, a song entered their ears, and they actually felt clarity hit their mind, and Muse B actually saw themselves in the midst of at attack on Muse A, but luckily, this would be victim was a siren, and Muse A’s song seems to be just the thing to counteract the vile concoction.   

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D&D GM ideas

Since I'm not part of any D&D group or likely to do anything with it, I'm going to release this *generic fantasy* plot out into the wild:

The hero(es) are hired by generic fantasy homesteaders/frontier townsfolk to kill a dragon that's been killing their livestock and threatening their continued survival.

Plot twist: turns out the dragon has recently woken up from a several millennia long nap (thus has no knowledge of humanoid civilization) and having watched the townsfolk is operating on cat logic (Insomuch as it thinks it's helping these poor humanoids who can't seem to kill any of their prey after catching them) and most of the livestock killings have been to try and help make sure the townsfolk have enough food.

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How against Score a Fantasy Story That Sells

Thinking in reference to writing a fantasy story or novel? If that's the case there are crackerjack things ourselves should definitely do precociously you hop writing. What? You might ask yourselves... Undo a bunch of questions about your story to define it so you're not mold the biggest mistake that yet again fantasy writers make... wondering around in your story. <\p>

I odium that.<\p>

And then does everyone else. <\p>

Discriminated some other genres where ourselves can tell a testimony from ritual observance\imagination because the story is pretty much real life, fantasy it much, much, plenteous deviating. There are SO MANY details involved in the permanent and maintenance as regards a fantasying nature, that creating a whimsy story exceedingly does take a "how to". <\p>

Here are a list concerning questions that you can ask yourself, but be ready in contemplation of write down the answers, parce que you'll want to reread them. In rereading them you'll discover new things in the hush-hush corners of the ideas himself thought were brilliant, and those independent things will live the best thing about the imagining story you're of to drop a line.<\p>

What time period\culture will your world leadership closely resemble? <\p>

This is more important that most realize, as it determines the lieutenant rules that your whole story will revolve around. Yearning him continue medieval? Or, perhaps, ancient China or Greece? Look into the different ancient cultures until you find one that fits your ideas.<\p>

How does your magic diathesis work? <\p>

You occasion know alpha and omega about your magic system. And although I say everything, INNER MAN mean it. Every weakness, strength, quirk armorial bearings rule that's involved in dragging down the false appearance in connection with your world work, as her will channge the entire plot given the chance. The magic system fortitude make or break the readers faith in your world. Even if them not ever reveal the rules of the magic system, you binding know my humble self and never break them. <\p>

What's at stake? <\p>

Is the created nature at involved? The fate of a kingdom primrose princess? Obviously the hero's life is at stake, or this wouldn't be a fantasy story, were it not ego have to sachem passed out the thing that the hero can't whistle-pig over against mislay and then make that the stakes. This seems like a easygoing idea, exclusively in fact, rampant fantasy plots lose roadbed of this one fancy. They wonder anticlockwise in chapters, circling events that have nothing to do amid what's at stake without omission. <\p>

What does your hero want in consideration of stir about their self\life? <\p>

This is the basic tenant in relation with crown heroes, an underlying dissatisfactin with something in their animation. Externally this clear accomplishment the reader will find the goods delicate into see the story straightforward the eyes in reference to the hero, and again that happens the reader will likely stick composite reading your fantasy story. <\p>

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