#writeblr polls

This joke has officially gone too far. Writers reblog and tag this with your yves. scale number based on the extent to which your writing skews malesub or femdom.

As an attempt to make this nonsensical thing make sense, one could imagine a 0 as writing about only pathetic sopping wet men with an absence of femdoms; perhaps they are gay or just alone. A 6 might be writing femdoms with their mdom buddies, or female subs, or alone on an adventure dominantly without needing to be in a relationship at all. Or any other interpretation, I don't care, I'm doing this to be silly. Also, if you make your own version of this, please tag me; I found this very fun!

For those unfamiliar with the Kinsey scale, reference is below:

Thank you for tagging me @willtheweaver here and @somethingclevermahogony here!

So I haven’t really revealed too many antagonists of Peter Hart without story spoilers, but there’s a few I can think of that I can share.

Baron Alastair

Insane British naval officer that likes to hunt pirates for sport…or negotiate with them if it would benefit him. A crazy man to match Peter’s insanity.

Duke Matthias

Benjamin’s bigoted father that forced an arranged marriage against Benji’s will. The prince was able to “escape” that night, leading Duke Matthias to send Baron Alastair after Peter

Davy Jones

Cursed undead pirate who makes waves (figuratively and literally), commands the sea life to collect his bounties as well as all else that is owed.

Prince Alexander

Bigoted prince of Portsmouth that leads Benjamin on more than a few times, before shattering Benji’s hopes. Greedy, arrogant, snide and insincere, this man has a very punchable face.

The Kraken

This pirate tale is not exempt of a visit from this sea monster. The Kraken has claimed many a pirate life, as well as sailors. Residing in the Echoing Cove, this sea creature lures its prey into the cove by way of psychokinesis, showing the prey their deepest desires before drowning and devouring them.

Getting my tag list for a larger sample size. Also this is an +open tag for anyone else who wishes to join! ✨

My first writeblr game! Thank you to @new-royston-cursebreakers for the tag! His poll is here.

I'll put a little bit about my wip first, since I haven't actually talked about it here.

Protag: Ignacio, adventurer dragon fighter blaggard and reluctant necromancer.

Background and motivation: He's been cursed with burning blood, scales, and other dragon-related suffering by a witch king. The curse can only be broken when Ignacio slays the dragon that had been tormenting the realm. This would be difficult enough, but to top it all off, the dragon died on it's own before Ignacio could get to it. Now Ignacio is searching for some way to bring the dragon back from the dead so he can kill it again and finally get back to his old life.

Setting: The world functions on fairy tale logic, where strange and disturbing things are considered normal and almost everyone who could be helpful is unnecessary cryptic. There're plenty of classic fairy tale characters, including talking animals, pixies, trolls, knights, princesses, witches in disguise, and many more.

Antag: Jack, a simple farm boy who's strangely proficient with a sword. He's the classic hero, chosen by fate to stop Ignacio from resurrecting the dragon that laid waste to their kingdom.

Now, on to the game!

Each day of this week, I’m going to post about a writeblr I enjoy, why I enjoy them, and honestly just shower them in affection! A lot of them are gonna come from the discord server I’m in, probably, but not all of them!

Such as today’s Writeblr, @pansdora!

We don’t know each other so well, but you’re so sweet and encouraging despite that! I don’t think anyone has ever just... straight up created a piece of art for any of my stories without me requesting it. Or in this case, somehow before I requested it!

You have such a positive and happy attitude and it shines through in your posts! Also, your writing? It’s gorgeous. It captures all the ethereal auras and spookiness that I adore about darker fairy tales, or books intended to create a sensation of knowing something dark is out there, but perhaps not knowing what. It’s so beautiful!