[NSFW] Dubcon Candyland

[bluediligence]

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The board & cards!

discord invite in my plurk!

How to Play:
- abilities are ON items are GONE.
- each character has a token for the board (thematically relevant to them).
- they somehow Know that the only way to escape is to play their way to the end. as in: they, as an individual, have to cross the finish line.
- there are two wheels: the PUNISHMENT WHEEL, and the SPIN THE BOTTLE wheel. the punishment wheel is to be spun if the character refuses or fails a task; if they wouldn't ICly spin it, they'll be compelled to do so (player choice as to how). The SPIN THE BOTTLE wheel is for deciding who has to do tasks with who. You're OOCly welcome to have cards themselves specify sometimes if you want!
- cheating will be PUNISHED ... by the player's OOC choice

Comments

[abnormalizes]

Oh wow, that's so many!

[Ordering a caramel-peacherry cone.]

Do kidnappers normally treat you to lots of food like this?

[bluediligence]

Depends on the individual running the game, and sometimes on the game itself. [ After a moment of thought, she orders a cup of the same. ]

This is the biggest variety I've seen in a long time ...

[ Tap tap tap, scrolling through between bites of ice cream. ]

I'd never go into a game expecting snacks, but where they have them, they're usually things like candy and chocolates.

[abnormalizes]

I'm trying to decide if generosity in food makes the game itself more or less likely to be bad. Is it even worth trying to analyze that?

[bluediligence]

[ Oh, that gets an immediate shake of the head.

... It may also be worth noting that Korone is far, far more chill and put together while discussing this side of things. ]

Mmn, no. Unfortunately. Some of the worst I've been through involved free food. There was one where I died maybe half a dozen times? It had a vending machine at the start we could shake down for as much candy and soda as we could carry.

[abnormalizes]

[Horrible torture fine to talk about, sex embarrassing. Got it.]

Sorry to hear that, that's awful.

[bluediligence]

It's fine — uh -

[ waves a hand!! … which is to say, waves her ice cream ]

Obviously not fine. Sorry. [ she ducks her head, contrite ] ... I can be a little too blase about these things sometimes.

[abnormalizes]

No, you don't have to apologize. My world sucks and I'm blase about it because it's what I'm used to, I'm the last person who'll scold you for being too blunt about what you're used to.