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I am working on a choose your own adventure (not sure if it'll get done in time). Which of these sounds the most interesting: 1. The Masked Masquerade – An invitation arrives for a secret Halloween masquerade in an old theater. Choosing which mask to wear changes who you meet, what hidden rooms you access, and whether you escape before the clock strikes midnight. 2. Pumpkin Patch Panic: A seemingly normal pumpkin patch… hides a portal. Entering leads to a realm of sentient pumpkins, mischievous scarecrows, vine mazes, and a way home that depends on solving riddles. 3. The Misdelivered Spellbook: A spellbook arrives addressed to you . Naturally. Choices: attempt magic, ignore it (good luck with that), or return to sender (who is definitely a witch). 4. The Talking Black Cat: A black cat offers you cryptic advice. Choices: listen, ignore, or offer it tuna (always a good choice). #creative #writing
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most interesting as far as writing as a writer maybe pumpkin patch? idk but if that question means preference to play as a player, i like the idea of questing to return a stranger's missing book to them & i like the prolly relevant? chance at jungian maskplay stuff i know a bit about & the old theater location of a masquerade. they all sound cool πŸ˜… black cat one too. feed that cat!
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I've never written a choose your own adventure book, I should try it. As for the topic, the first one doesn't have a lot of detail, but follows the traditional pattern. The 2nd one, is intriguing, a pumpkin isekai, you could do a lot with it. The 3rd one is my favorite, because it's the most open ended, you receive the book, what happens next? The 4th one doesn't have much detail, but anyone who doesn't give talking cats tuna is evil
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