Scars Make Great Creative Writing Prompts
Scars are remnants of stories. Use a scar as the basis for your fiction! Check out this post for dozens of “scar” ideas for your writing or roleplay.
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horror
Find Something Strange
When you find something strange, a story starts or it changes direction… for better or worse. What can you find that will flip your narrative?
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Lumbering Zombie Horde
The gurgling moan of the zombie horde means you better run… before the decaying mass sniffs you out and infects you.
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Treasure Chest (fantasy)
A treasure chest makes a great goal for an adventure story. Check out this post for creative writing prompts for your stories and roleplaying games.
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Doors and Doorways
Doors and doorways offer great narrative potential. They may provide new opportunity, freedom, or escape. They may welcome new friends, open on a happy home, or exude warmth. They may be marked forbidden, swallow one in darkness, or reek of death. Are some best left closed?
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Home Sweet Home
The idea of “home” is loaded with narrative and autobiographical potential. It bastes us in resiliency… and baggage. How can “home” weave into your story?
Tunnel
In the midst of your flagging adventure, a tunnel can take you to new worlds of opportunity… or danger!! What are you waiting for?
Designing Encounters for Roleplaying Games
Planning, plotting, and designing encounters for roleplaying can be half the fun of gamemastering or participating in group storytelling. This post will help you think both inside and outside the box for ways to confront, challenge, and entertain your characters!
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Letter (correspondence, mail)
A strange letter arrives in the mail. It is ominous and foreboding… just what you need for your narrative!
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