/u/pogisanpolo's posts
[WP] A primitive planet with an unusual fondness for it's wildlife they said. Scans suggest it would be easy to conquer they said. Not when even their pests, such as their mice called Pikachu, can knock out whole bases by themselves. It only gets worse from there.
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[WP] As the god of time, it turns out letting a specific individual fail to become a hero, or simply die too early ends in the world's eventual destruction. You quickly learn that the butterfly effect has a wicked sense of humour.
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[WP] You have discovered the secret of mortality, or a way for immortals to become truly mortal. You and your colleagues are shocked by how many immortals are seeking the "mortality treatment".
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[WP] People from another world get reborn into your world surprisingly often, with most cities having a community of them. Today, your parents will take you to your city's "Otherworld Town" for the first time.
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[WP] After creating the first batch sentient AI which began worshipping you as their creator god, you thought nothing of it. 20 years later, you haven't aged a day and angelic servants are arriving at your doorstep. Then things start getting interesting.
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[EU] When Ariel discovers Vanessa's true identity, instead of crashing the wedding to break the enchantment, she sues Ursula for contract fraud. And as a princess, she has an army of lawyers.
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[WP] Selling your soul to a fiend turns out to have an unexpected perk: The contract protects your soul from soul stealing monsters, making you two a strong, if specialized, monster hunting duo.
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[WP] After an otherwise uneventful life, you died defending yourself from a home invader and somehow ascend to Valhalla. It turns out all those video game characters you got a game over on or died at least once qualified as Einherjar... and you are their commander.
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[WP] After the vampires came out to the public, it turns out human blood is like drugs to them: barely nutritious and dangerously addictive compared to the safer and healthier animal blood.
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