WritingPrompts

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[WP] You're the "weakling" tea maker. People think you're a burden on the hero's party. But it's the enchantments from your premium teas that boost the party to world-class. Bandits kidnap you to blackmail the hero. Leaving you in a cell with your tea supplies was a mistake. It's tea time.	5393
[WP] You gain the skills and memories of anyone you kill. Naturally, you sought out to murder as many people as possible. With all the accumulated talent and experience, you became the world's most dangerous killer. One day you accidentally killed someone, and you gained something you didn't expect.	3320
[WP] The Little Red Riding Hood is one of many "Riding Hoods." Each one has a name in the format of (adjective) + (color) + Riding Hood. And they each have a unique skill based on their names.	604
[WP] "President Kennedy, this is going to sound strange, but, please, lean over and keep your head between your knees until the car ride is over."	317
[WP] Anything you sing becomes reality, but you're too shy to even hum, so you never discovered this. At a karaoke party, your friends convinced you to sing at least one song.	240
[WP] You're a used superpower salesman. It's been difficult to sell ever since the dealership for new superpowers was built nearby, but you're determined to make some sales because you have a baby on the way, and it's about that time of year when parents are buying teenagers their first superpower.	124
[SP] Tell a story through a series of interactions in an elevator.	71
[WP] You discover some beautifully made miniature houses in the woods. You're surprised to find out it's not an art-installation. They're are real buildings with tiny people in them. Desperate to escape from your own life, you ask if you can somehow turn small and join them.	52
[WP] When the aliens first greeted Earth, they were shocked to find humans were still turning old. "Why do you still age? We sent you a fountain of youth long ago."	39
[WP] Despite it all, the poor have always had one hope going for them: fairy godmothers. But today, there are no more pumpkin carriages and no more glass slippers - well, not for the poor anyway. The wealthy have found ways to force fairy godmothers to work for them. And only them.	37

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