WritingPrompts

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[WP] You are a shape shifter, with the ability to become any species (fantasy, sci-fi or animal) at will. Now you have to explain this to the creature or person that has taken a strong liking to you.	2
[WP] In a LotR/Narnia/Skyrim-style fantasy world, but after thousands of years of evolution and technological development, the planet makes first contact with alien life.	2
[WP] You are about to commit suicide, when a time traveler from the future shows up to stop you.	2
[WP] The Galactic Overlord's forces have conquered Earth and subjugated humanity. The Overlord themself has arrived, and being a cultured person decides to watch some iconic human entertainment. Half way through a film they turn to their top scientist and says "I want you to make me one of those".	2
[WP] The good news: it turns out Santa is real and he really does spread joy and Christmas cheer throughout the world. The bad news: we k ow this because his sleigh was just shot down.	2
[WP] "My fellow Americans. Today will not only be the final time I address you as the President of the United States, but will also be the final act of the final President of the United States"	1
[WP] You are a redditor who frequently writes short stories for r/writingprompts. One day you discover that every story you have ever written for the subreddit has become a reality in an alternate universe. For better or worse you have effectively and inadvertently become a God.	1
[WP] In the 22nd Century, a Clone-American has just been elected President of the United States. Now their opponents contest their eligibility, since they are not a 'natural' born citizen.	1
[WP] Due to the speed that radio waves travel, aliens have only just picked up signals from Earth. Now an armada has arrived to stop Adolf Hitler before he becomes a threat to the wider galaxy.	1
[WP] Every single faith system, from ancient Greek and Norse gods, to Christianity, to new age movements, even atheism, are ALL true. The rules and consequences of each just only apply to those who believe in each respectively.	1

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