When Amelia married the king, she had no idea about his terrible secret. Now a victim of his bloodlust, she must find a way to survive while navigating the strange new world of court life. 

There are twelve endings: 6 bad ends, 3 normal ends, 2 good ends, and 1 true end.

Georgiana had the best month of her life. She got engaged to her true love and married him thirty days later. That is, it was a great month until, the night after her wedding, it started over. And over. And over. And over. Now that she's lived the same thirty days over a thousand times, with seemingly no end in sight, she'll do anything to entertain herself. Will she be able to get the death she so desperately seeks or will she spend the rest of eternity stuck in a lasso of time?

There are four endings: one bad, one normal, one good, and one true end

Jesse Jordan is the best mayor Cougar Valley has ever had, or at least that's what he's trying to make the people in his small town believe. With competition ramping up and an attitude not unlike spoiled milk, will Jesse be able to keep his squeaky clean reputation? More importantly, will he be able to win the election? 

The goddess of an orchard has been alone with only trees for company for the last thousand years. Then one day, a little boy comes to her orchard. There is one true ending, you'll know when you find it because it says "true ending."

When the scientists at HappyCo created a one time injection that makes you feel nothing but happiness for the rest of your life, people lined up to get it. Unfortunately, the world soon found out that happy people aren't motivated to do much of anything and the global economy collapsed. There's no real estimate on how many people didn't get the mandatory injection but Mike, a serial killer in Texas, is determined to find as many of them as possible.

Pemdas Isle is a vibrant, mathematical little community located in the second quadrant of the Cartesian Sea, just above the x-axis. That is, it was a vibrant little community before the Calculusaurus and his mean math monsters laid siege to the village in order to extort their formulas. Now it’s up to you to save the day: one equation at a time.

This game is at a 4-6th grade level.

I'll do interpretive dance but I don't have a camera so you can just listen to me moving around.

You joined the site a month and a half ago, you have zero commendations, and are taking orders more seriously than anyone ever has. I don't know if that's a compliment or an insult but it's certainly something.   

That sounds interesting, I'll have to read it.I honestly hadn't even considered taking "court drama" as a legal court room drama. It would be a fun way to interpret the prompt though.

I was telling a friend about how I entered a writing contest and my prompt required incest. She told me "that's gross" and I "should've picked a different prompt." Clearly she does not understand fine art. 

I've only written a couple scenes so far but the story is about falling into a court drama / romance video game and romancing the male leads... all of which the main character is related to.   

Your prompt is not easy. A passive protagonist in a CYOA sounds like an oxymoron but I'm sure there's a few directions you could take it. I wish you luck. 

I have a hard time making decisions so CYOAs are perfect because I can do both anytime I can't make a choice in story direction.

I'll take #11: A story involving court intrigue while attempting to seduce one (or more!) of your relatives.


In their defense, it had a lot of errors I need to fix lol 

Congrats to Mystic and Will! 

Siege of Pemdas Isle

https://chooseyourstory.com/story/siege-of-pemdas-isle