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Waffle27 wrote:

Waffle27 wrote:

I thought of a cool book idea, where a girl runs away from her home, which has an endless forest next to it, which leads to a tribe of people seperated from society. The MC wants to join them, but to become a full fledged member, she has to participate in 20 challenges, and win at least 15 to become a member. She attempts the challenges, with the other tribe-born hopefuls her age, but some one is against her, and has rigged the challenges to make them harder, and possibly kill her!

Does anyone have ideas for challenges/ways they could be rigged? I've literally thught of nothing yet.

So far I have 8 of the challenges, and shes failed 3 lol. Hm, anyone have anymore ideas? So far I have:

-Obstacle course (With vines [pinni's idea], streams, etc.)
-Taming a wild animal (mint's)
-Diving into lake to retrieve an item in one breath
-Counting blades of grass
-Team hunting (win or lose as a team)
-Fighting a lion pack
-Climb to the top of the tallest tree
-Scorpion pots (whisper)

I think I'm going to use this as my NaNoWriMo novel 

Maybe you could have trying to light a camp fire without matches? 
Like with the bow and stick? Or is that too easy? 

Last edited by cheeseeater (2013-04-29 01:20:52)

Waffle27 wrote:

Okay!    Ooh! Maybe in a lightning storm. I'll add that, thanks.

wow! You replyed realy fast to that! 

Do you think we should start making animations or just stick with books? 
What do you think of this idea good/stupid? 

Waffle27 wrote:

cheeseeater wrote:

Do you think we should start making animations or just stick with books? 
What do you think of this idea good/stupid? 

Hm, well this is a book collab, but something cool would be making animations off of our books!

Yes!    If we could do the animations right and had a realy good drawer then we could animate some of our books! 

BLAHBLAHBLAH *repeats everything from WTD* So yeah, I might be overly active or inactive for a week or two. Just wanted to say that.

Gah, I'm stuck on inspiration for Write to DEATH! I don't want to quit this early, or at all even, but It's getting me really stressed out. Gah!
I want to do something in the Sahara desert and so far I have:

The dog’s drooling jaws hovered inches above my neck, poised and ready to bite. One snap and my neck would be broken by his powerful chompers. His painted coat rippled, tight against compact muscles as he growled threateningly. Obviously, I had wandered into the wrong territory: his territory.
    “Back off!” I sighed in relief as his pack mate barked a warning, taking a step closer to both me and the dog.
    “Yeah, Nayo let the pup go! As if it eats any of the prey anyway!” barked another Painted Dog.
    “But it’s food! We haven’t eaten for days!”
    “Oh, relax! The No-Furs will bring us something before too awfully long.” The first pack mate, Mayi, rolled her eyes.
    Nayo hesitated, then lifted his paw from my chest. “Fine,” he grumbled. But let’s hope that the No-Furs bring some fresh meat this time, instead of the usual frozen slabs!”
    As I scampered to my paws, I heard a slow creaking, then a thud. The No-Furs, with our prey! By the sound of it, it was something big, and tasty. I licked my lips with anticipation.
    In front, backpedaling quickly was the No-Fur who normally fed us. He had a bit of fur on his face, right below the petty No-Fur excuse for a nose. Other than the little island of black fur, he lived up to the No-Fur name.
    “What have you brought us today?” Bazi, the second pack mate, cried impatiently. The No-Fur let out a loud, rapid huffing sound before pulling out desired food all the way out of the hole in the wall.
    Behold, a stale, frozen slab of meat.

Waffle27 wrote:

Just signed up for wattpad yay 
I'm WaffleWriter on it.

I'll follow you right now, I'm mintfang!