Gideon020
Really in the mood for ribs.
This is a game. It will always be a game. Those of you who are naive enough to think otherwise should probably not play so as to avoid offense.
"Who is to say that the end of one story cannot be the start of another?"
-The First Book Of Ending
Hell sucks.
That's probably the closest thing to an actual first thought your formerly agony-riddled mind has formed that was in any way coherent. And really, looking out into the darkness with a group of others who somehow found themselves released from their eternal torment, but not the actual place of torment, it's an appropriate mental statement to make.
Hell sucks. It has meaning, it indicates a possibility that it could be possible to not make Hell suck so much. And since you and your fellows are sitting on self-made islands, rafts really, of rock and dust floating in what should be an infinite lake of fire and darkness, that possibility remains.
But what are you going to do? Granted, making land and then finding a way to make it comfortable should be easy, and it's not like you'll catch attention; the New Earth and New Heaven are closed after all, and you faintly remember seeing some kind of shroud that repels all those considered unworthy in the brief glimpse outside your eternal prison and burning torture.
You've all taken to speaking your thoughts out loud because that's how oppressive the silence is otherwise, but even so you all realise that you're all in this together. You not only have to deal with the hostile environment of The Lake, but even making an exit out of this pocket dimension of suffering will require cooperation.
At the very least, time doesn't exist here, and that means you have all the time you need.
That's probably the closest thing to an actual first thought your formerly agony-riddled mind has formed that was in any way coherent. And really, looking out into the darkness with a group of others who somehow found themselves released from their eternal torment, but not the actual place of torment, it's an appropriate mental statement to make.
Hell sucks. It has meaning, it indicates a possibility that it could be possible to not make Hell suck so much. And since you and your fellows are sitting on self-made islands, rafts really, of rock and dust floating in what should be an infinite lake of fire and darkness, that possibility remains.
But what are you going to do? Granted, making land and then finding a way to make it comfortable should be easy, and it's not like you'll catch attention; the New Earth and New Heaven are closed after all, and you faintly remember seeing some kind of shroud that repels all those considered unworthy in the brief glimpse outside your eternal prison and burning torture.
You've all taken to speaking your thoughts out loud because that's how oppressive the silence is otherwise, but even so you all realise that you're all in this together. You not only have to deal with the hostile environment of The Lake, but even making an exit out of this pocket dimension of suffering will require cooperation.
At the very least, time doesn't exist here, and that means you have all the time you need.
This is a game for 4-6 players.
You are people who failed to make The List when Armageddon came. Maybe it was the wrong religion, the wrong lifestyle choices, or you were someone born before there was any concept of religion and thus were probably doomed from the start. Either way, you're in Hell after the end of the story that was written in The Good Book and while that should have been the end of it...it wasn't.
You found you had power. That if you focused your mind, you could do things, change things.
Make things.
So, who are you?
Write it down in the dirt as follows:
Name:
Gender:
The Year Of Your Death: There are beings here who've been burning since time was a concept. There are beings who have only arrived when time ceased to be a concept.
Description: Write it down, or else you can picture it if you concentrate hard enough. (Submitted pictures must be spoilered to be eligible.)
Species: Everything went down here. Humans, Demons, even Aliens. The Lake isn't fussy.
You have the ability to do something great, but for now, try not to fall back into The Lake.