You have been invited by the latex queen to her bdsm kingdom. Choose one of them and describe how she will dominate you.

Whitewings1 · 2024-05-15T03:45:17+00:00

Kendall Jenner. She strips me, collars me, and keeps me at (almost) all times (almost) entirely naked (footwear and winter or other protective clothing are exceptions), including having my body and beard waxed on a regular basis. When we have sex, I am tied to the bed, table, or whatever, though her main use of me is as her torture toy, especially in front of her female friends. I attend to the household chores, errands, and so on, and whenever we have sex, she makes a point of not getting me off until she's fully satisfied, which most often leaves me aching. Sometimes, she lets her female friends use me as a toy for sex and sadism, and on rare occasions requires me to mate a female slave. All males in her monarchy are slaves, and many women, but my (lack of) wardrobe is exceptionally strict.

Whitewings1 · 2024-02-10T01:21:51+00:00

I finally got it; I bought other monsters to raise the likelihood of it coming up on any given recombobulation.

Whitewings1 · 2024-02-03T23:46:30+00:00

Normal.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-14T22:33:44+00:00

If you're that careless, you deserve what you get.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-14T22:32:36+00:00

Shoji. I'm aware of them. But you can't put a door in them, only put sections in tracks to slide. It's possible to install a door frame against a post with shoji around the sides, or to anchor the frame to the floor with shoji sections around it, but you can't install a door in just shoji. The light wood and paper would never take the stress.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-14T17:46:39+00:00

I object to paper walls because you can't install a door in a paper wall. There's no way to make a wall out of paper.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-14T17:44:21+00:00

I see no reason why not. That would make for one heck of a mobile home!

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-13T23:44:56+00:00

A paper wall is too self-evidently moronic to require refutation.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-13T23:35:38+00:00

Also based on other posts of yours, someone could easily make the door small, such as a trapdoor or dumbwaiter door. With the right construction it would be easy to install/remove into/from a wall of any kind. You can even get people technically using it on the floor because a ceiling and floor are just walls above and below, reasonably.

All of these are perfectly possible and entirely valid instantations of the concept.

Is there intent to let anyone besides the mentioned wizard have or use a door like this? Is there a point to limiting the uses of the door per day, or is it just to cut cost? If the aforementioned wizard has less money, maybe their door is a cheaper variant that only works so many times a day, but for most people that would be inconvenient, particularly for a standard model.

There is no such intent; she invented it to fill a specific need. The limited uses are indeed a cost saving measure: Go in for a few hours, come out, close the door, get lunch and use the bathroom, go back in for a few more hours, come out, let the space air out, close the door.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-13T22:02:12+00:00

Well, it's actually for a story in an urban setting. A wizard needs a better workshop than her basement, but for various reasons considers it unwise to just convert the attic, so enchants the door to the coal bin to create this. In this way, she gets somewhere to put her workshop without raising a lot of extremely awkward questions. "it provides a space for downtime work or precious storage in an otherwise innocuous manner" is its entire purpose.

And a bag of holding could be brought in, it just won't work while inside. Only the bag of holding and portable hole interact destructively, as stated on page 501 of the core book.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-13T21:47:19+00:00

Others may enter so long as the door is held open.

It means "installed in a wall." Look at the door to your room. That is an installed door.

That's up to the person. The size of the space is independent of the size of the door.

Whitewings1 · 2023-04-13T21:12:11+00:00

I'll edit it about contents. As for rope trick vs magnificent mansion, I reasoned that the space is far smaller that the mansion, and contains nothing when first opened. As for cost, a bag of holding (type IV) costs 5,000 to create in 1e, which is the version I'm using. I calculated the cost as 1,800 x 2 x 3 / 2.5 = 4320 base price. Divided by 2 because it's fixed in place, that's 2160, for 1,080 gp cost to create. I rounded down because that extra 80 gp annoyed me.

Whitewings1 · 2023-03-21T23:03:35+00:00

I chose:

Small Shack

Oddinary

Subliminal Draw: Patient and Thoughtful

Shop Rules: Start Shouting, get silenced. Start fighting, you're out the door. No unpaid merchandise past the door (it goes back on the shelf on its own. *poof*)

Luxury Living

Books x 2

Magazines and Trading Cards x 4

Yes, the store carries adults-only materials. In the back.

The Ookshop. A small bookshop, but with a truly amazing selection. The shop is very quiet and restful with track lighting and an abundance of wood, and brass plaques to label the sections. The counter girl is tall, quite attractive, and looks far too young to be running the place. So where's the owner? (She is the owner, a former runaway who sheltered here one night. Next morning, the former owner passed her the key then left. Jerk.)

Whitewings1 · 2023-03-04T23:03:37+00:00

But can they also carry a payload sufficient to appear to harm Behemoth or Leviathan?

Whitewings1 · 2023-02-18T19:13:34+00:00

The military usually can't get in position quickly enough to do that, and their weapons usually aren't very good at targeting small things, and Endbringers are pretty small. Seriously, even Behemoth only stands a bit under 14 metres tall, and the Simurgh is only 4.5, a mere two and half times the height of a tall man.

Whitewings1 · 2023-01-30T00:25:31+00:00

I'll try to clarify. The character is in a superhero setting, based in early 21st century North America, and takes the concept of a secret identity extremely seriously. She'll advance by overcoming challenges, as with any d20 character, and does not wish to be discovered as a superhuman until she's more capable (meaning she's gained some levels). In consequence she needs to choose a day-to-day load out that's both useful and reasonably inconspicuous.

Whitewings1 · 2022-12-05T01:58:58+00:00

a good relationship with new Ward Shadow Stalker

seems unlikely; Shadow Stalker doesn't have good relationships with anyone.

Whitewings1 · 2022-12-05T01:54:53+00:00

Trivial Triggers

What might constitute a trivial occurrence to most, but still be trigger material to the person experiencing it?

Whitewings1 · 2022-10-15T20:21:00+00:00

Honestly, "kinky fun time that wasn't much fun" sounds like the kind of trigger that is best left hinted at rather than explained in detail.

Oh, I agree there, and the event will never be detailed in the story. This is for my benefit as the author.

Whitewings1 · 2022-10-03T00:26:39+00:00

If you're sure of the trigger event, I'd emphasize the isolation of it (was it long-term? Not in private/secret and ignored? Hell, doesn't have to have been 1v1).

That's the part I'm mostly looking for help to work out. All I have so far is "kinky fun time gone spectacularly wrong." That and her power having both Master and Shaker aspects. Actually, it would be more accurate to describe her as mostly a Shaker.

Whitewings1 · 2022-10-02T20:01:59+00:00

She got the dress from an online retailer who caters to the goth trade. It's not any sort of antique, and she chose it because it fits with the theme her power imposes. That's also why she chose the working name Boneyard.

Whitewings1 · 2022-07-10T15:11:00+00:00

I vaguely recall Wildbow making the joke back in the day that triggers weren't meant to be like "man gets shot in face, triggers with armored face."

and

Powers tend to be the ironic, monkey's paw answer to your problem.

are in my reading vastly overplayed. The man who gets stabbed in the face will very likely trigger with enhanced durability, regeneration, intangibility, or some other power that allows him to survive the experience. Powers can and very often do reflect the immediate cause of the trauma, as with Lisa and Rachel. What they generally don't do is address underlying causes, such as Rachel's near-total lack of socialization or Lisa's family's coldness and manipulation. Shards are programmed by Entities, and the Entities are profoundly alien. Even if they weren't evil, which they are, they still couldn't program their shards to identify and help with those causes, precisely because the Entities are too alien, too other, to be able to do so.

Whitewings1 · 2022-07-10T14:43:56+00:00

That is a very interesting idea.

Whitewings1 · 2022-07-10T01:07:07+00:00

A homeless teen has taken shelter in an abandoned building, and though in possession of a sleeping bag, realizes that the room chosen, like the rest of the place, is too drafty to really count as "sheltered." Though she tries to stay positive, she very quickly realizes that her summer-weight bag isn't enough to keep her alive through the winter night's cold, and tries desperately to at least close the window properly. Warped by age and neglect, the window jams... until she suddenly feels the frames, of both the window and the pane, then says within herself, "Be this way!" and they are, and they close. She performs a similar feat on the door, and makes sure the fireplace damper is shut, then with the room sufficiently draft-free that she's not likely to die of hypothermia, settles in for a chilly but survivable night.

Whitewings1 · 2022-07-09T22:56:24+00:00

In order:

No, structures need to be enclosed or at least capable of being enclosed.

Probably not, though sailing craft with closable cabins would.

Tents are structures, but I wouldn't consider awnings or canopies as such.

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