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You cannot make a room dedicated to storing your most prized possession when it's digital.

Who is this beautiful magical(?) girl? May this wanderer have the source?

None. I built my characters from the beginning because I like to plan backstory and their involvement in the overall world. Their personality comes after the plot, not the other way around. Maybe that's why most of them are of insane and indifference disposition.

One thing; if this is going to be like NaNoWriMo, then none of the theme or anything like that should be there. Either the theme would be so abstract it could be for any genre, or your competition will fail by the virtue of every participant has a too similar of a story, or simply has no...

I'll mail my hand-written certification to whoever did it. Then went back to add nightmare mode and added more annoyingly difficult encounters. :blob_evil:

Complex puzzles, borderline meta-gaming, impossibly-hard boss fights, cryptic lore, forced encounters. No save in-between runs, permanent death for everyone except the main protagonist, but if sanity dropped to 0 then the protagonist is also out. The game ends when either you make it to the...

I like the idea of 'writing your own adventure'. Give a prompt in the form of one open-ended paragraph then let the author made a story out of it. I don't like a specific writing prompt that much; I deem it limiting.

Don't assume anything, even if it's most likely the truth. Don't deal with evil. Nothing is of no significance. Free Will? What's that? If anything can go wrong, then it will go worse.

Remind me of this

Still nope. You can structure the plot around a predetermined outcome, and the story is still good.

Not true. At all. A good plot isn't about unpredictability. It's all in the execution. If the readers correctly guess your plot, DO NOT forcefully change it. I can guarantee you that it will become trash. Case in point, Game of Throne.

Take a look at this review of my story. (On Royalroad btw)

Today is your birthday?! ?? HBD!

"Your procrastination has nothing to do with being lazy. It has everything to do with feeling— the fear of hard work." -Adam Duff LUCIDPIXUL