/u/SpeedBoostTorchic's posts
[WP] Aliens manage to make contact with Earth, tapping into our telecommunications and social media. What they don't know is that humanity has been extinct for years, and all that's left are robo-calls, email scams, and reposting bots.
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[WP] In his youth, in exchange for great power, the King promised his firstborn son to a demon. Unbeknownst to him, the Queen had previously ALSO promised her firstborn to a DIFFERENT demon. On the day of his birth, the prince is now the subject of a supernatural custody battle.
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Did any historical armies employ shamans, sorcerers, or other magic-users on the battlefield to actively try and harness supernatural forces to their advantage?
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[WP] The year is 2000. Your son has just come home from elementary school, ranting about making contact with himself from 20 years in the future. He's trying to convince you to sell everything and invest in some company called "Ah-mah-zon?"
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[WP] You are a pharaoh, and when you died you were buried with food, treasure, and servants to give you a comfortable after life. This was great for a while, but now grave robbers and archeologists have started taking things from your tomb. Your quality-of-afterlife begins to rapidly fall...
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[WP] A fae people live at the edge of the wood. Offending them means certain death, yet on a whim, they might grant a boon. A terrified wolf goes to beg for their aid. The elders warned her: she must act cute to earn the “humans’” favor, but not SO cute that they imprison her to warp her into a dog.
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I was taught that what made "Empires" different from "Nation-States" is cultural diversity. But aren't modern, pluralistic Nations also culturally heterogeneous in the same way?
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[WP] A post-apocalyptic tribe forms a complex mythology based entirely around soda cans, chip bags, and the other seemingly miraculous single-use goods the old gods left behind. The shaman is giving a sermon while interpreting their newest discovery.
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[WP] After dragging a dead scientist from the 18th to the 21st century, the temporal scientist responsible quickly finds herself ridiculing his outdated misconceptions about the scientific process. Suddenly, a 24th century time traveler steps in to defend the older scientist.
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