I want to start a game for writers of any skill level (even someone who's never written before). It involves completing a prompt and then updating it for the next writer. Since multiple writers might answer the same prompt this could branch into several challenges to choose from.

The idea is that we start with 3 character descriptions. Then comes a set of short writing prompts following the pattern of Fuck, Marry, Kill.

* The Fuck prompt is something sexual like "blowjob" or "doing it in public". It can be rough but it can't be something that's guro by itself.

* The Marry prompt is something fluffy or mundane like "cuddling" or "wearing a uniform".

* The Kill prompt is something guro themed but doesn't need to be fatal. For example "guillotine" or "facial disfigurement".

To complete the challenge the writer must choose which girl they want to get fucked, which gets married and which gets killed.

For each girl the writer then quotes the girl's story up to that point (her profile along with any fills). After stating the chosen prompt, like "blowjob", they write her a fill of between 25 and 250 words describing how that works out. The fill can be anything as long as it uses the prompt, so even a marry prompt can have sex and death and you can be equally creative with fuck or kill.

But there's a catch: a girl can't be chosen for the same thing twice, so if the previous writer chose fuck for a character then the next person can only choose marry or kill for them. If a girl survives 2 rounds then kill becomes the last and only option.

Having done this the writer can then issue a new challenge. Start by writing a new character profile to replace the girl who was just killed (25-250 words, no real people but fanfiction characters allowed, only the kill prompt character is replaced). Then list a new set of prompts for Fuck, Marry, Kill for the next writer to use.

Also PLEASE give constructive feedback or praise to the writers and REMEMBER that this is open to any skill level. You only need to write 25 words so a fill can be a single sentence if that's what you're comfortable doing. And even if you're not writing or formally issuing a challenge you can still give others ideas for future characters and prompts.