> > I remembered doing something like DotA in year 12 Maths class. A friend of mine wrote "My Dog smells. It just keeps farting" on a piece of paper and handed it to me. What followed was an incredible journey for Martin's dog (authored by many) that ended up being called "The continuing Saga of Martin's dog"
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> > I was thinking that we could write a start to something like that and each author could name the one to write next .
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> > Tell me what you think.
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> > P.S Please don't kill people too many times, we found it very difficult to ressurect people in new and interesting ways after a few times. Sam and Dave could vouch for the difficulty of not repeating yourself.
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> The idea's been thought of. Check out Space Force Academy, RinkHorror, and a couple of other threads that never really got off the ground on this forum. But if you want to start a new story, go ahead. We agreed it's better to keep it to a paragraph or more at a time, though.
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> Brunnen-"and NO dream sequences!"G

Actually, two friends and I (I am really the only regular Rinkworks visitor among us) once started a 3-way DotA imitation. If anyone is interested, I have posted the link below. Keep in mind that the writing is unpolished, and in some cases, rather crude. (There are also a few inside jokes I haven't explained yet) And, of course, as I say in the intro, much of the humor value comes from imitation of the original. It is technically still an ongoing saga, but Josh hasn't written his chapter in months.

Bal "Imitation is the highest form of flattery" anthalus