Four Kingdoms

Bravo on the prolouge.
 
This also means that if someone dies in the story, one of the more minor roles may get to call the decisions.

Of course, I'll never die because I'm the author and I can write myself out of anything.
 
Jack Noir said:
This also means that if someone dies in the story, one of the more minor roles may get to call the decisions.

Of course, I'll never die because I'm the author and I can write myself out of anything.

Wait... so you're saying that we can make decisions that influence the course of the story???
Cool!
 
Nabber said:
Jack Noir said:
This also means that if someone dies in the story, one of the more minor roles may get to call the decisions.

Of course, I'll never die because I'm the author and I can write myself out of anything.

Wait... so you're saying that we can make decisions that influence the course of the story???
Cool!
Time to study up on being a Dungeons and Dragons storymaster. ^^

But seriously, yeah, you will get to call some decisions. All final decisions are left up to the author who you must worship and adore, though.
 
Jack Noir said:
Nabber said:
Jack Noir said:
This also means that if someone dies in the story, one of the more minor roles may get to call the decisions.

Of course, I'll never die because I'm the author and I can write myself out of anything.

Wait... so you're saying that we can make decisions that influence the course of the story???
Cool!
Time to study up on being a Dungeons and Dragons storymaster. ^^

But seriously, yeah, you will get to call some decisions. All final decisions are left up to the author who you must worship and adore, though.

That's what I love about being an author. You're like a god. I once wrote a FanFic (a horrible one, though) in which I created a character that was a messenger for me. And anytime I felt like making a decision, he would come down from the heavens, be like, "Okay, Nabber wants this to happen for no particular reason," and BAM! It would happen.