WritingPrompts

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[WP]You're a mind reader, but whenever you read the mind of Evan in your bio class you just hear Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up. You're not sure if he is a douchebag who knows about your powers, or just really really likes the song.	728
[WP] “I don’t think you get it”, the archmage said to his traitorous student. “I didn’t give up the sword because I am only good at magic or frail and weak. In fact, I was too good at it and that bored me.”	707
[WP]You ended up in a utopian parallel world. The catch? People are so good in that world, that you're now literally the most evil person alive.	701
[WP] You're a neo-Nazi scientist who has been working tirelessly to revive Adolf Hitler. You succeed after decades of effort, only to find that Adolf has no memory of Nazism or the war, and wants only to become an artist.	700
[WP] In the Order of the Magi, military ranks are gained and lost in duels. Being a Battlemaster, Damien is challenged hundreds of times a day by ambitious young recruits. He decides today to accept one challenge at random and show the recruits what a Battlemaster can do.	699
[WP] In the distant future, an alien scientist has almost fully deciphered the messages found on the Voyager Spacecraft. With growing horror, the scientist realizes the crafts home system, and begins to pray.	698
[WP] You and a second audience member are called on stage to participate in an improv game where you speak gibberish and someone else "translates" your gibberish. Instead of gibberish you speak fluent Esperanto cuz it sounds like gibberish a little. You soon discover... So does the other person.	689
[WP] In a world where magic lamps are a common find, you work as a lawyer who specializes in writing wishes free of loopholes for mischievious genie's to exploit. You're the best in the business, but nobody knows it's because you yourself are a freed genie. And you still love making a bit of trouble	686
[WP] Arriving on Earth, other species were surprised to see a vast collection of very detailed and accurate writings on events elsewhere in the universe, somehow labelled as fiction instead of history. They began to suspect that humans’ “creativity” is more than just the ability to make up stories.	675
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