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[$15+] August Patrons' Prompt: Literature Suggestions 1
🕑 Added 2020-08-18 03:06:04 +0000 UTCAs I've mentioned, sorry for being a bit behind on this month. I'll be posting the artwork suggestions tomorrow, and the second literature a few days after that. I'll also be accepting a monthly theme idea if you folks have any preferences. I was personally thinking to make this be a Fantasy Stories month, but I'd love to hear your thoughts!
I'm currently wrapping up two stories, but I'm really looking forward to the suggestions, and to the votes!
Post your suggestions / prompts down in the comments below. These will then be voted by those in the $5 tier in a poll that will take place in a few days time.
Suggestions will be accepted until Friday, August 21st, and the poll will be posted then.
As always, thanks for reading!
Comments
Undertaker
I'll throw up the next Power Hungry chapter, since folks seem up for the fantasy prompts!
Better-with-Salt
Ok so since everyone else seems to be on the fantasy train so far... An overweight sorceress is fed up with failing at diet and exercise and decides to go on a quest to find a potion that will cure her of her affliction. A simple traditional fantasy quest, made harrowing by her fatty struggles
Suspicious_Lamp
In the Re:Zero setting: Ram gains weight (for whatever reason), and Rem gains weight to match her sister.
A bumbling, wannabe evil sorceress tries to summon an army of battle elementals, but messes up the ritual and gets buffet elementals instead. Causing an obesity epidemic among the local adventurer's guild is sorta evil, right? Edit: Double post. Sorry about that.
Gardefan
Welllllll... for fantasy, how about something involving an overly ambitious wizard in training trying to become more powerful by storing raw magic within herself... but she ends up blowing herself up when she loses control?
Undertaker
Hahaha works for me! Anything more particular, or a more loosely flexible prompt?
Well, Smite is fantasy right? lol Maybe some of the goddesses get a little too big for their britches from an abundance of worshipers and offerings.
