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== Starter Title: The Kukla Has Vanished!!!! Oh Noes!!1! - [[Han'ya]] == | == Starter Title: The Kukla Has Vanished!!!! Oh Noes!!1! - [[Han'ya]] == | ||
'''Dawn - Prelude''' -- | '''Dawn - Prelude''' -- | ||
| − | + | There are murmurings of horrifying, Creation-spanning catastrophe, and naturally the Gods are too busy to do anything about it, cracked out as they are on The Games of Divinity.. but a Bronze faction sidereal (with the aid of a Deity of Secrets) and a Gold Faction Sidereal (with a silver tongue and charming blitheness) have together discovered the means of freeing the Kukla and potentially averting a disaster the likes of which hasn't been seen since the Fair Folk invasion and the Contagion. When they go through the motions of freeing the great Dragon.. they discover that it is not there. At all. Of course, this is the sort of offense that the Heavenly Bureaucracy would heavily punish.. wasting a few decades in the process before finally getting around to working things out.. so they need agents outside the Heavenly Bureaucracy to help them. Thus enter the players.. (and thus, a DB, Solar, Lunar, even Abyssal or Sidereal campaign can spawn. Hooray!) | |
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Revision as of 02:47, 27 April 2008
Contents
PlotRelay
- Back to FluffRelay.
Format
The PlotRelay works as follows:
- Title - the first person comes up with a title for the plot. This is equivalent to choosing a theme, and thus should be evocative without being too defining. "A Blaze Of Glory" is an example of such a title..
- Prelude (Dawn) - the second person devises the circumstances in which the adventure takes place. This may include the location, political climate, major antagonists or nature of the group, as necessary / desired.
- Challenge (Zenith) - the third person then describes what sets the plot in motion, an initial encounter event that grabs the characters' attention.
- Development (Twilight) - the fourth person elaborates on the significance of the Challenge, and describes the main body of the plot as it develops.
- Conclusion (Night) - the fifth person writes in a suitably apt final confrontation or resolution, or several different possible ones, that would culminate the plot.
- Epilogue (Eclipse) - the sixth person adds on the possible impact of concluding the plot in different ways on the region or people involved; if a moral is desired, it's added here. That person then archives the Relay, copies out the template and adds the Title for the next theme, starting the cycle again.
The template is stored here.
Starter Title: The Kukla Has Vanished!!!! Oh Noes!!1! - Han'ya
Dawn - Prelude -- There are murmurings of horrifying, Creation-spanning catastrophe, and naturally the Gods are too busy to do anything about it, cracked out as they are on The Games of Divinity.. but a Bronze faction sidereal (with the aid of a Deity of Secrets) and a Gold Faction Sidereal (with a silver tongue and charming blitheness) have together discovered the means of freeing the Kukla and potentially averting a disaster the likes of which hasn't been seen since the Fair Folk invasion and the Contagion. When they go through the motions of freeing the great Dragon.. they discover that it is not there. At all. Of course, this is the sort of offense that the Heavenly Bureaucracy would heavily punish.. wasting a few decades in the process before finally getting around to working things out.. so they need agents outside the Heavenly Bureaucracy to help them. Thus enter the players.. (and thus, a DB, Solar, Lunar, even Abyssal or Sidereal campaign can spawn. Hooray!)
Zenith - Challenge --
Describe the plot's initiation here.
Twilight - Development --
Describe the plot's lines of progression here.
Night - Conclusion --
Describe the plot's end point here.
Eclipse - Epilogue --
Describe the impact and inferences of the plot here.
