Abruptly Mystic

writing for the weird girls

Cryptmother: Bride of the Dungeon Core

Level seven is a perfectly respectable level for a Necromancer, but Graverra Greame wants more.
After a lifetime of being horribly misunderstood by her peers - like it's her fault mage armor looks like that? - Graverra glitches into an undiscovered and under-leveled dungeon and is finally presented with a marvelous opportunity to advance; all she has to do is make a pact with the enigmatic and infuriating dungeon core and spend her days in wedded dungeon mistress bliss…But running a dungeon isn’t always easy; Between an emotionally stunted dungeon core husband who still won’t swap out his avatar for a human body and some bitchy celestial entity for a mother-in-law breathing down their necks, on top of all the usual worries of running your own dungeon… What’s a girl to do?

Coffeelock'd is a dark academia fantasy interactive fiction game.
Play as a caffeine junkie warlock indebted to your barista patron in an arcane college town; Manage your codependent relationship, solve crime, commit crime, learn spells, drink coffee!feat.
- Play as a man, woman, or nonbinary individual
- Customize your warlock's appearance, ancestry, and personality
- Four different patrons, all with their own personal agendas
- Romance your patron! Or don't!
- Choose the nature of your pact; Will your lose yourself in the relationship or maintain your own sense of individuality?

Theoretical Defense

Auralee never had the knack for magic, but she’s dedicated her life to the study and preservation of it.After a research trip leaves her marooned on an island that shouldn’t exist, the arcane scholar takes shelter in an abandoned lighthouse and triggers its dormant purpose - Defense of a ley lash’s anchor point; the tie that binds an ancient evil beneath the sea floor.Without magic of her own, she’ll have to rely on the hidden talents of her fellow survivor, his willingness to learn, and her own ability to teach. If she can’t, then what was the point of all her studying anyway?

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