Official Challenge #7, with a happy day wish to all the mamas!
Welcome to Weekly Challenge #5!
Word of the Week Challenge
Courtesy of the Random Word Generator, this week's word is...Ice.
Challenge: create something that revolves around the theme or idea of Ice.
Situation Challenge: Love
But with a twist! In honor of Mother's Day, the Love theme doesn't deal with romantic love (I think there is plenty of DA fodder for that already, yes?) but with familial and platonic love. And course, you're welcome to deal with it in as sappy or angsty, celebratory or deriding a way as you please.
"The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread." -Mother Teresa
"If I love you, what business is it of yours?" -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Challenge: Take one of the romance interests and explore a platonic love relationship with that character instead. Extra challenge: if you include a PC character, make the focus the person the PC would have romanced.
Challenge: Explore the familial love (or lack thereof) in an origin story or a character's past.
Challenge: There are quite a few characters, PCs and NPCs alike, who keep mementos of emotional events. Create something focusing on an object that reminds someone of a non-romantic love.
Challenge: General - anything to do with the concept/theme of "love" (in the non-romantic sense!).
Word of the Week Challenge
Courtesy of the Random Word Generator, this week's word is...Ice.
Challenge: create something that revolves around the theme or idea of Ice.
Situation Challenge: Love
But with a twist! In honor of Mother's Day, the Love theme doesn't deal with romantic love (I think there is plenty of DA fodder for that already, yes?) but with familial and platonic love. And course, you're welcome to deal with it in as sappy or angsty, celebratory or deriding a way as you please.
"The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread." -Mother Teresa
"If I love you, what business is it of yours?" -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Challenge: Take one of the romance interests and explore a platonic love relationship with that character instead. Extra challenge: if you include a PC character, make the focus the person the PC would have romanced.
Challenge: Explore the familial love (or lack thereof) in an origin story or a character's past.
Challenge: There are quite a few characters, PCs and NPCs alike, who keep mementos of emotional events. Create something focusing on an object that reminds someone of a non-romantic love.
Challenge: General - anything to do with the concept/theme of "love" (in the non-romantic sense!).