WritingPrompts

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[WP] The year is 2020. You're a clairvoyant with an ability to see up to five years into the future. You can see 2023 clearly, but nothing from 2022. You meet a time traveler from 2100 that tells you that travel to 2022 is strictly forbidden.	186
[WP] You're a prodigy who's been assigned to study under the previous prodigy, the only one who doesn't lavish you with praise. You assume that it's jealousy until one day they die and you discover the reason why they never seemed to be impressed by you	74
[WP] You have a wearable item that turns you invisible when you put it on. One day you're wearing the item and a blind woman stops to ask you for the time.	62
[WP] For reasons known only to you, you've successfully created a pandemic which has reduced the World's total population by 5 percent (about 350million people). World Leaders are torn between finding a solution/cure and bringing you to justice.	37
[WP] You're just simply trying to survive in a world where Dragons, Magic and Mechas collide	35
[WP] Your Protagonist (or antagonist), just decides to leave the story, right in the middle of it	34
[WP] "We've been studying their society for quite some time and we've concluded that they had three powerful gods which they adored to no end; Pizza, puppies, and the internet."	25
[WP] The power to grant a single wish lies in an orb, in a garden, on an island, out in the open for anyone to take if they chose. It's been untouched for centuries because anyone that gets near is forced to confront their greatest fear. You assume you have none, and decide to go get it...	22
[WP] Lawbreakers will be subject to the most severe of punishments. Unfortunately, you can't seem to remember what be the laws are...	21
[WP] "But...Why?", He asked. She replied, "Because survivors have 3 things going for them. They have what it takes to survive, they learn from those who didn't, and they can understand why this was allowed to happen. It's tragic, yes, but history is filled with tragedy..."	18

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