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 Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 9:47 pm
November calls a strange and unusual circumstance. You wake up to find you're in the world of the Fae and fairy tales. If you don't know where you are, you'll certainly be able to piece a few tales together for posterity. . . Maybe.   Survivors Study and Eat Their Wheaties.~~~~ So, where do you find solace from the angry trolls and Red Queen? Do you hide in Rapunzel's Tower or in NeverNeverLand? What could possibly be used against the enemies of the magical wood? Do real time objects work there or are you going to try some unconventional methods? How twisted could you get, and how could you get back without losing your sanity?
Fairy tales have been toned down for centuries, just for us. In that time, we've been sugarcoated to the highest standard and possibly believe we don't have a problem fighting the unknown. Lets see how everyone does when thrown into the dark world of the original frights.
We're talking about the Big Bad Wolf, waking up in a beast's dungeon, being mistaken for a peasant, and most definitely sucked down a rabbit hole into another land. It's about who you kill and from whom you take food.~~~~ Info -- Grimms Fairy Tales, Hans Christian Andersen, Lewis Carroll, all have one thing in common: An Origin of Fear. Andersen killed/tortured females in his stories, Grimm had a way of bleeding people out, and Lewis Carroll stretched a madness. I wouldn't want to be stuck with these three in a dark alley.Sario-rip Find the fairy/elf/benevolent being queen! They always give you something helpful!
Watch out for dragons!
If you think you can, you can!
Stay out of the woods!
Pick up the nearest sword!
Don't go through the normally-closed door!
If it's sacred, don't touch it!
If it's possessed, don't touch it!
You always have to face the final boss alone!
The girl that wants to come with you will become helpful!
Be home before the clock strikes 12!
Make the changeling laugh to get your baby back!
Stay away from fair folk rumored to be tricksters!
If it's not yours, it doesn't matter if it's just right!
Don't anger the queen/witch!
Remember, the good guys are supposed to win, so don't screw up. tests, tests, tests! *watch your food intake, don't eat anything the Fae give you. *Find the fairy/elf/benevolent being queen! They always give you something helpful! *Watch out for dragons! *If you think you can, you can! [Note: Not as easy as it sounds!] *Pick up the nearest sword! *Don't go through the normally-closed door! *If it's sacred, don't touch it! *If it's possessed, don't touch it! *You always have to face the final boss alone! *The girl that wants to come with you will become helpful! *Be home before the clock strikes 12! *Make the changeling laugh to get your baby back! *Stay away from fair folk rumored to be tricksters! *If it's not yours, it doesn't matter if it's just right! *Don't anger the queen/witch! *Remember, the good guys are supposed to win, so don't screw up. *stay away from any consumables *Or test it on whatever accomplice you brought with you. xD *remember your name *use a different name because names have power ****Tools -- *common sense *tests! *iron *salt *Compass/working astronomy knowledge. . . and a watch that keeps perfect time. *sword *lantern/light *gloves *friends *book of jokes *More Common Sense. *Will to survive. *a**-kissing prowess/cunning **~~~~
Lets Talk Fairy Tale Survival!
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 10:06 pm
This is the hardest because it's so vague. How do you know what fairy tale you're in? We'll have to come up with a series of tests, I think. Like, are there any strange mushrooms that want you to eat them? Are you underwater? Candy houses? Are you dressed in rags cleaning the hearth?
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 10:36 pm
Vanilla eXee This is the hardest because it's so vague. How do you know what fairy tale you're in? We'll have to come up with a series of tests, I think. Like, are there any strange mushrooms that want you to eat them? Are you underwater? Candy houses? Are you dressed in rags cleaning the hearth? Why not make a general rule not to eat/drink strange objects/food in a fairy tale land. X3
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2010 10:31 am
Yur-Yur Yuri Vanilla eXee This is the hardest because it's so vague. How do you know what fairy tale you're in? We'll have to come up with a series of tests, I think. Like, are there any strange mushrooms that want you to eat them? Are you underwater? Candy houses? Are you dressed in rags cleaning the hearth? Why not make a general rule not to eat/drink strange objects/food in a fairy tale land. X3
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2010 8:26 pm
I'd say eat what anyone doesn't want you to have. The fae have a horrible habit of giving you things you Want to try, so I'd say stick to grass and nothing else, unless you had the foresight to remember a few snacks.
I could still make it a d20, since that was pretty fun last time. I welcome the tests, though. Tests and tests when you've become sure of your tests.
As far as tools, I've always been a fan of iron and salt. You never know when you're going to come into a dangerous place, and those two things are pretty nifty.
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Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 1:55 pm
just kill myself now if i was in a grimm fairy tale
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 9:37 am
Oh, it'd almost be necessary, especially if you knew your tales. They're pretty much identifiable by recognition. If you see a wolf, you're either in Little Red Riding Hood or The Three Little Pigs. In both cases, avoid going into houses or wearing bold clothing.
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 2:17 pm
D20 would be fun but I enjoy making up tests as well. You can take it either way.
A witch would be much more vague, there are always witches.
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:45 pm
Find the fairy/elf/benevolent being queen! They always give you something helpful!
Watch out for dragons!
If you think you can, you can!
Stay out of the woods!
Pick up the nearest sword!
Don't go through the normally-closed door!
If it's sacred, don't touch it!
If it's possessed, don't touch it!
You always have to face the final boss alone!
The girl that wants to come with you will become helpful!
Be home before the clock strikes 12!
Make the changeling laugh to get your baby back!
Stay away from fair folk rumored to be tricksters!
If it's not yours, it doesn't matter if it's just right!
Don't anger the queen/witch!
Remember, the good guys are supposed to win, so don't screw up.
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Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 7:04 pm
@ 'Nilla If the witch has a wart and has a broom, maybe Wicked Witch. If she has decaying teeth and sticky fingers, definitely Hansel & Gretel.
SR, great post, quoting!
However nice the benevolent queen is, make sure to never eat anything she gives you.
It's also safe to say that, per your post, you should have a Compass/working astronomy knowledge. . . and a watch that keeps perfect time, a sword, lantern/light, gloves, friends, a book of jokes, More common sense, a Will to survive, a**-kissing prowess/cunning, and the ability to create tests.
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Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 1:08 pm
This isnt my area of expertise but I'll give it a whirl......
stay away from any consumables, they may make you feel better but they probably make you high off your a**
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Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 3:52 pm
i think you'll find this helpful. i know i have ^_^ it's Instructions by Neil Gaiman. it's baisically instructions in what to do if you find your self in a fairy tale wink http://www.endicott-studio.com/cofhs/cofinstr.htmlit mentions remembering your name but it's also a good idea to use a different name because names have power and someone useing evil magic can use your name to control you.
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Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 11:48 am
Vanilla eXee Yur-Yur Yuri Vanilla eXee This is the hardest because it's so vague. How do you know what fairy tale you're in? We'll have to come up with a series of tests, I think. Like, are there any strange mushrooms that want you to eat them? Are you underwater? Candy houses? Are you dressed in rags cleaning the hearth? Why not make a general rule not to eat/drink strange objects/food in a fairy tale land. X3 Find a way out before then? Or test it on whatever accomplice you brought with you. xd
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 9:33 pm
Dang, I'm going to be used as a test subject. I'm ALWAYS a test subject.
I like that Neil Gaiman link, 1DS. Very poetic, and Names have power. If power is the currency, trade is the mode of currency, and deceit is its wallet.
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Posted: Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:40 am
Never forget, Fairytales used to be cautionary tales, as thus they will always end badly for you.
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