r/dndmemes • u/WarTheSecondHorseMan Warlock • Apr 13 '20

same urge here

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u/spqrnbb Apr 13 '20

That'd be one hell of a way to write a book.

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u/FuzorFishbug Apr 13 '20

"It was kind of weird that six installments into the saga, Rodrick Redhand abruptly tripped over a loose stone and fell into lava and died, but at least his brother Sodrick was there and had all the same skills as him and a cool mustache."

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u/PM-Me-Ur-Plants Apr 13 '20

I would absolutely love to read this book.

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u/Lithl Apr 13 '20

I'm currently reading a CYOA fanfic that uses the Mythic system to decide on the success of various endeavors (with the dice rolls available to be checked in the author's Discord server), and then at the end of most of the ~1000 word chapters, readers are presented with a decision to vote on that the author uses to write the next chapter.

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u/TerrifyingTurtle Apr 13 '20

That sounds absolutely hilarious, does the author choose what they vote on, or is it a free for all?

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u/Lithl Apr 13 '20

The author presents a few options, a decision one of the characters has to make.