WritingPrompts

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[WP] Every spacefaring species has something that makes them special. Some are fast, some have telekinesis, some are nigh-unkillable. To the galaxy's surprise, humans have a tendency to befirend the cosmic horrors lurking where the starlight does not reach.	6953
[WP] The Hero's son is the villain's protégé, and the villain's daughter is the Hero's sidekick. Both sides are fully aware of this. Things get tense on pizza night.	2413
[WP] You wear magic dampening bands normally reserved for keeping criminals from casting spells. Why? Because your spells are ludicrously more powerful than average, and the bands limit you enough to not break everything.	2310
[WP] Turns out there is a 'special place in hell'. But it's not for the worst: it's for good souls so utterly convinced they're hellbound, so they can 'repent' and accept they are indeed good people.	1141
[WP] A selkie is stunned when, against common sense, a stranger who stumbled upon her skin gave it back without complaint.	1060
[WP] Saint Peter smiled at the new arrival. "My favorite type of soul to welcome into heaven? Without a doubt, the downtrodden, saddened souls who were led to believe they were going to hell."	980
[WP] At the peace talks after the war for Earth, the aliens demand we destroy our 'superweapons' that won us the war. Turns out Earth is the only planet with natural disasters.	603
[WP] As a minor god of an obscure aspect, you often accept prayers in place of major gods when they are busy. What nobody realizes is that after centuries of subbing in, you are now better than most of the gods at thier own jobs.	554
[WP] "Silly Rabbit, Trix are for kids!" Well, now the kids have grown up, and they have to team up with thier old foe to get thier favorite cereal one last time.	542
[WP] A cosmic being known as "The Judge" examines a civilization's history and poses a fitting test before granting space travel. The galactic council is stunned as for the first time, it is helping these 'humans' instead of hindering.	485

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