So you ever had those Choose Your Own Adventure books, weren't those badass? Well incidentally I also happened to read the story "You Awaken in Razor Hill" while reflecting on the badassity of those Choose Your Own Adventure books... Which lead to me thinking about how great of an idea it would be to make this thread. Now I put this in the forum games section because I expect some silly answers, but I still want to lay down some ground rules.
*You can post whatever you want in the thread, and it's a viable option
*Unless you ask something that would endanger the character directly like asking him to eat his leg.
*Unless it is logically impossible, like dividing by zero, or riding the ocean breeze in the desert.
*If there's more than one suggestion, than I'm going to roll a die, and go with the post it lands on.
Here's a link to the story that gave me the idea: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r25086923-Lore-You-Awaken-In-Razor-Hill/
Now that we have that done with onto the story.
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You very groggily wake up in a room. You're barely registering cognitive thought at this point, but you already know two things about the situation you are in. 1: You were on a bed, and in a house, that wasn't much of a concern though as that was very usual for waking up, and 2: You had no idea who you were, where you are, or any other memory of any sort of past life.
*You can post whatever you want in the thread, and it's a viable option
*Unless you ask something that would endanger the character directly like asking him to eat his leg.
*Unless it is logically impossible, like dividing by zero, or riding the ocean breeze in the desert.
*If there's more than one suggestion, than I'm going to roll a die, and go with the post it lands on.
Here's a link to the story that gave me the idea: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r25086923-Lore-You-Awaken-In-Razor-Hill/
Now that we have that done with onto the story.
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You very groggily wake up in a room. You're barely registering cognitive thought at this point, but you already know two things about the situation you are in. 1: You were on a bed, and in a house, that wasn't much of a concern though as that was very usual for waking up, and 2: You had no idea who you were, where you are, or any other memory of any sort of past life.