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Hello! I'm easing back into things on the site after an unexpected absence, and I thought I would post a few fantasy ideas I've been toying with. If any of these jump out at you, feel free to drop me a note!
Basic Interests
Before I outline any ideas, I thought it might be wise to go over a few things I generally like to include in my writing. Not every story will include all of these things, but incorporating them is usually a plus.
1. Romance: Not always possible to include, as sometimes I'm playing the bad guy. But when I'm not, I very much like it when the characters fall in love.
2. Distress: Whether I'm writing the hero or the villain, I like stories that involve some good old fashioned distress. Heroines in need of rescue, peril, that sort of thing.
3. Bondage: This one goes along a lot with #2. Ropes are always fun, but this can also include gags, blindfolds, cuffs, or anything like that.
4. Secrecy: A lot of my plots involve hidden relationships. Keeping those relationships hidden is a big part of the fun, and usually a major factor in those stories.
Plots
1. Superhero Romance (Fandom Idea) This one is kind of generic, as it could apply to a lot of different characters, but I love stories that take a superhero and pair him with a civilian love interest, especially someone who sometimes bites off more than she can chew, only to find herself in the villain's crosshairs. I've got a wide variety of heroes I'll play, including Superman, Flash, Green Arrow, Captain America, Thor, Spider-Man, and probably more.
2. Kill What You Love (Star Wars, Old Republic Era) For this plot, my character would be a sith apprentice, hoping to learn under a prominent sith lord. He has overcome each physical and mental challenge that has been thrown at him so far, but now his master seeks to test his devotion to the dark side. To that end, he is sent to a slavers outpost on the outer rim and told to pick out a slave he feels a connection to. While the rules aren't laid out, my character can read between the lines, and realizes his master wants him to bond with his slave, so that one day he can be asked to kill her. He starts out believing he can do it, but as the two become closer, he realizes he is incapable of hurting what he loves. The two will either have to escape the empire and go into hiding, or will be forced to overthrow his master and rule in his place.
3. Captain's Girl (Science Fiction): Space is a wild frontier, a largely lawless region where might makes right. Your character is the captain of a small scientific vessel that happens into pirate territory. When pirates pursue and capture the vessel, they search for anything of value to justify their time, but find only scientific equipment that has no value to them. Fearful that the ship will be destroyed, your character offers herself to mine. She will be his slave, in exchange for her ship being allowed to go on its way. The pirate captain finds himself taken by her courage, and agrees to free her ship in exchange for her service.
4. Harley's Obsession (Fandom): I have two different ideas for a Harley story. The first story is an alternate origin. Harleen Quinzel is a doctor at Arkham Asylum, but one who hasn't been assigned to the Joker yet. When the asylum suffers a major breakout, Harleen is taken hostage by some of the inmates, and is convinced she is going to be killed, only for a super hero to save her (I'm flexible on who the hero is, but I'm thinking it wouldn't be Batman). Instead of becoming obsessed with the Joker, Harleen finds herself obsessed with the man who saved her and took a moment to make sure she was alright. She needs to see him again, and isn't above putting herself into dangerous situations to achieve that. The second idea is a reality where Harleen is already Harley Quinn, already obsessed with the Joker, but realizing he is simply using her. When a job goes wrong, the Joker blames her, and tries to kill her. She is saved at the last minute by a hero (probably not Batman) and the near-death experience causes a shift in her obsession. She realizes the Joker wasn't worthy of her devotion, but maybe this man is.
5. Life Debt (Fantasy): My character was a prince, but a younger brother, one who would never have a claim to the throne. He spends most of his time leading troops and training to be a soldier, which is how he met your character. While on patrol in the woods, he came across an elven noble who had been captured by goblins and brought back to their came to be eaten. My character saved her, then brought her back to the palace to rest up. What my character didn't realize was that when an elf's life is saved selflessly, that elf is honor bound to swear a life debt to the one who saved her. Effectively, her life is his, and failing to obey him can dishonor one's entire house, causing them to be banished from the afterlife. Such a thing is the greatest sin an elf can commit. The two start a forbidden love, only to have their worlds fall apart when elven assassins kill the king and queen. My character's brother becomes king, and decrees all elves are enemies of the people. Knowing your character would be killed, he uses the life debt to compel her to leave with him, but when they reach the woods, he orders her to go without him. If he follows, his brother will pursue them, so her only chance is to go alone. Both are devastated, and don't see each other for two years. The new king uses that time to wage a devastating war on the elves, many of whom are slaughtered. My character tries to sneak some to safety, but there is only so much he can do. Everything changes one day, when the king orders my character back to the palace. When he arrives, he finds your character chained and dressed as a slave. The king offers her up as a gift, "the one who got away." She is to be his personal slave, but in reality, she is a test of his loyalty, and failing that test would be deadly for them both.
6. The Auction (Modern): In an alternate present day, slavery is a common practice, a punishment for a variety of crimes. Depending on the severity of the crime, it can be temporary, or can last a lifetime. In extremely rare cases, corruption allows for others to be sentenced for one's crimes. Your character was a victim of such a fate. Her father stole millions from his company, but he managed to escape significant punishment by offering up his daughter for ten years of slavery. As she is put on o display before the auction block, she finds dozens of men eyeing her, but spots a single familiar face. She went to college with my character, and were friends for a time, before losing touch after graduation. As it happens, my character is starting a career in his family business, and everyone keeps telling him that the best way to be taken seriously is to be seen with a slave. He hadn't really planned on buying anyone, but when he sees your character, everything changes. He tells himself he is trying to protect her, but he can't deny having certain fantasies about having her submit.
Basic Interests
Before I outline any ideas, I thought it might be wise to go over a few things I generally like to include in my writing. Not every story will include all of these things, but incorporating them is usually a plus.
1. Romance: Not always possible to include, as sometimes I'm playing the bad guy. But when I'm not, I very much like it when the characters fall in love.
2. Distress: Whether I'm writing the hero or the villain, I like stories that involve some good old fashioned distress. Heroines in need of rescue, peril, that sort of thing.
3. Bondage: This one goes along a lot with #2. Ropes are always fun, but this can also include gags, blindfolds, cuffs, or anything like that.
4. Secrecy: A lot of my plots involve hidden relationships. Keeping those relationships hidden is a big part of the fun, and usually a major factor in those stories.
Plots
1. Superhero Romance (Fandom Idea) This one is kind of generic, as it could apply to a lot of different characters, but I love stories that take a superhero and pair him with a civilian love interest, especially someone who sometimes bites off more than she can chew, only to find herself in the villain's crosshairs. I've got a wide variety of heroes I'll play, including Superman, Flash, Green Arrow, Captain America, Thor, Spider-Man, and probably more.
2. Kill What You Love (Star Wars, Old Republic Era) For this plot, my character would be a sith apprentice, hoping to learn under a prominent sith lord. He has overcome each physical and mental challenge that has been thrown at him so far, but now his master seeks to test his devotion to the dark side. To that end, he is sent to a slavers outpost on the outer rim and told to pick out a slave he feels a connection to. While the rules aren't laid out, my character can read between the lines, and realizes his master wants him to bond with his slave, so that one day he can be asked to kill her. He starts out believing he can do it, but as the two become closer, he realizes he is incapable of hurting what he loves. The two will either have to escape the empire and go into hiding, or will be forced to overthrow his master and rule in his place.
3. Captain's Girl (Science Fiction): Space is a wild frontier, a largely lawless region where might makes right. Your character is the captain of a small scientific vessel that happens into pirate territory. When pirates pursue and capture the vessel, they search for anything of value to justify their time, but find only scientific equipment that has no value to them. Fearful that the ship will be destroyed, your character offers herself to mine. She will be his slave, in exchange for her ship being allowed to go on its way. The pirate captain finds himself taken by her courage, and agrees to free her ship in exchange for her service.
4. Harley's Obsession (Fandom): I have two different ideas for a Harley story. The first story is an alternate origin. Harleen Quinzel is a doctor at Arkham Asylum, but one who hasn't been assigned to the Joker yet. When the asylum suffers a major breakout, Harleen is taken hostage by some of the inmates, and is convinced she is going to be killed, only for a super hero to save her (I'm flexible on who the hero is, but I'm thinking it wouldn't be Batman). Instead of becoming obsessed with the Joker, Harleen finds herself obsessed with the man who saved her and took a moment to make sure she was alright. She needs to see him again, and isn't above putting herself into dangerous situations to achieve that. The second idea is a reality where Harleen is already Harley Quinn, already obsessed with the Joker, but realizing he is simply using her. When a job goes wrong, the Joker blames her, and tries to kill her. She is saved at the last minute by a hero (probably not Batman) and the near-death experience causes a shift in her obsession. She realizes the Joker wasn't worthy of her devotion, but maybe this man is.
5. Life Debt (Fantasy): My character was a prince, but a younger brother, one who would never have a claim to the throne. He spends most of his time leading troops and training to be a soldier, which is how he met your character. While on patrol in the woods, he came across an elven noble who had been captured by goblins and brought back to their came to be eaten. My character saved her, then brought her back to the palace to rest up. What my character didn't realize was that when an elf's life is saved selflessly, that elf is honor bound to swear a life debt to the one who saved her. Effectively, her life is his, and failing to obey him can dishonor one's entire house, causing them to be banished from the afterlife. Such a thing is the greatest sin an elf can commit. The two start a forbidden love, only to have their worlds fall apart when elven assassins kill the king and queen. My character's brother becomes king, and decrees all elves are enemies of the people. Knowing your character would be killed, he uses the life debt to compel her to leave with him, but when they reach the woods, he orders her to go without him. If he follows, his brother will pursue them, so her only chance is to go alone. Both are devastated, and don't see each other for two years. The new king uses that time to wage a devastating war on the elves, many of whom are slaughtered. My character tries to sneak some to safety, but there is only so much he can do. Everything changes one day, when the king orders my character back to the palace. When he arrives, he finds your character chained and dressed as a slave. The king offers her up as a gift, "the one who got away." She is to be his personal slave, but in reality, she is a test of his loyalty, and failing that test would be deadly for them both.
6. The Auction (Modern): In an alternate present day, slavery is a common practice, a punishment for a variety of crimes. Depending on the severity of the crime, it can be temporary, or can last a lifetime. In extremely rare cases, corruption allows for others to be sentenced for one's crimes. Your character was a victim of such a fate. Her father stole millions from his company, but he managed to escape significant punishment by offering up his daughter for ten years of slavery. As she is put on o display before the auction block, she finds dozens of men eyeing her, but spots a single familiar face. She went to college with my character, and were friends for a time, before losing touch after graduation. As it happens, my character is starting a career in his family business, and everyone keeps telling him that the best way to be taken seriously is to be seen with a slave. He hadn't really planned on buying anyone, but when he sees your character, everything changes. He tells himself he is trying to protect her, but he can't deny having certain fantasies about having her submit.
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