Chapter 7
by 
SkyDreamer
Let's take a closer look at the various attractions, shall we?
Chip games
Chip games are the standard fare you might expect to find in many casinos. Chips are wagered, and if a player wins, they get back more chips than they put in.
There are two kinds of chip games: single-player and multiplayer.
Single-player games are against the house. These are things like slot machines, skeeball, roulette etc. Players can bet as much as they want, and win back a multiplied amount of their bet based on the odds given.
Multiplayer games have players competing against each other to win a pot. Poker is a classic example. The players all put a set amount of chips into a pot at the start of the game, and then compete to be the one who gets to take the whole pot away with them.
Let's look at each game type a bit more closely.
An anarchy variant of IMPREGNATAR. While the original had a set handful of GMs, a canon timeline and balanced encounters, this version does away with balance by allowing anyone to GM any posts, including their own. This is an interactive survival story that's like a combination of D&D, Dark Souls, and Zelda. Your character awakens spawned into the middle of an unfamiliar forest. They have little memory of who they are or how they got there, and all but the faintest of survival assets. Post by post they will explore their surroundings hoping to gain skills, level up, and survive by avoiding any Bad End scenarios with a horrific (and probably kinky) fate. Or, in this case, probably experience as many Bad Ends as possible as they traverse multiple timelines.
Updated on Jan 1, 2025
by StabilizerEmerald
Created on Jul 26, 2021
by SkyDreamer