RKrallonor, The Novelist

Member Since

7/30/2024

Last Activity

2/25/2026 11:31 PM

EXP Points

1,187

Post Count

1345

Storygame Count

1

Duel Stats

1511 wins / 1485 losses

Order

Marauder

Commendations

301






























Thanks to the amazing and talented Tcat for her awesome art! Credit goes to Tcat for this amazing hot dog wizard.








MHD badge

Trophies Earned

Earning 100 Points Earning 500 Points Earning 1,000 Points Given by Will11 on 12/25/2025 - For your many positive and wholesome contributions :)

Storygames

Gay and Depressed in Prison
3rd place entry in Corgi's Gaybellion Contest

In this game, you play a very familiar character from the previous Gay and Depressed stories, who is now in jail. You used to be a side character in other people's stories, but now the spotlight is finally yours in this Gay and Depressed spin-off!

If you're interested in some more Gay and Depressed story games, check out the original by queenlatifah04, Gay Old Time by Darius_Conwright, Gay and DepressedER!!! by fresh_out_of_the_oven, and Gay and Depressed: The snow bunny society by Benholman44. All of the "gay and depressed" stories are stand-alone stories, so each one can be read separately, but I highly recommend you check these stories out!

Junkyard Bay Blues
unpublished
My entry for Mizal's 1 day contest that took place on 2/22/2026.

Recent Posts

The Review Club on 2/25/2026 11:30:04 PM
I'll take Life in the fast lane. I need to start the 10 reviews that will help me wipe out one of my strikes Reviews to wipe out all the strikes: 0/10 so far. I'll update this as I go along.

The 24 Hour Storygame Comp on 2/25/2026 8:53:17 PM
Finally figured it out! I'm really glad MHD censored our posts, and I just want to say this was such a cool idea MHD! It was so fun to try and figure everything out, and it was so tricky, but it once it clicked everything fell into place. I guess if I had any advice to future puzzle solvers it would be to not necessarily take everything at face value, or be so laser focused at finding a number on each page. I would try to broaden my perspective, and just kind of see each page as a whole, and you should figure it out. Great work MHD! And gryphon for figuring it out so fast, it took me some time! By the time I logged back into the site, MHD already scrubbed your progress log, so I was completely in the dark. Not an easy puzzle. To save future puzzlers some time, I'll say that my "Late4Tea" interpretation was erroneous. It won't lead you anywhere, and I think that was a red herring. or I just overthought it, because the actual clue is different. Still click on their user profile, just don't be led astray by the number four in the username like I was

The 24 Hour Storygame Comp on 2/25/2026 2:51:18 PM

Not to distract from all the gender stuff, I know it's a really heated discussion, but does anyone have any ideas on how to solve for the code in MHD's game?

REDACTED. why would you spill the entire walk through! Bad!!

Wonderful stuff. But I'm kind of confused since I've only been able to figure out the "0" is in the 3rd place, and 40 is somehow involved in the code, because the username was "Late4Tea" and 4Tea kind of sounds like forty. But that's as far as I've gotten. If anyone has any ideas please give me a hint. Thanks!


Fucking Genders, How Do They Work? on 2/25/2026 10:25:43 AM
Thanks, missile sender. You've been polite and nice in all my interactions with you, so I really appreciate that! As for what color my pants are, I'm a man. In that case, if you'd like other recommendations for stories that aren't explicitly LGBTQ+(although I do think it's a shame that you're voluntarily excluding yourself from really good stories, but I'll leave it be for now, although I must say that this is no way to experience life), here are a few: Bestest Frend Jane by IAP. It's a great cross country epic about a 7 year old boy who travels to the Grand Canyon. It's tragic and deals with some heavy themes but I really love the descriptive writing, along with the way that IAP describes the journey the boy takes. It's really moving. Ground Zero by Endmaster - It's this awesome post apocalyptic tale about a man who survives in the nuclear holocaust in a few different ways depending on the choices you take, and as a result his life changes dramatically. In this game, you could run into mutants, battle cyborgs, conduct full-scale war campaigns through the internet, and a bunch of other stuff that can't possibly be encapsulated in this tiny comment. It's a really cool story. Blow Your House Down by Bill_Ingersoll - Compared with the other 2 stories listed above, the scope is smaller. This story is locked in a specific series of encounters you have with these 2 suspicious people who are up to no good. Basically, you play as this older man who wants to have a relaxing weekend alone in the wilderness, but then you get these random visitors who are trying to rob you. Also, there's a giant storm coming. There's a lot of endings, so you'll have to backtrack and reroute frequently. Agent of Order by Mizal - It's a really cool murder mystery set in space. Basically, Among Us several years before Among Us was invented(obviously this is a bit of an oversimplification, but in essence the concept is really original and cool!). You have this space station with a crew that's introduced, they're on a mission, and everything seems normal until some weird stuff happen. Also, I'd recommend not looking at the comments or the contest that the story was made for, because there are some twists and reveals that are best experienced organically. It's a really fun story! I feel like four recs are enough for now, so happy reading!

Fucking Genders, How Do They Work? on 2/24/2026 10:40:42 PM
Missile Sender, You got to open your eyes and see the world as it is. Life is too short to just plug your fingers in your ears and go "na na na na na" whenever there's a part of reality you don't like. No one who's LGBTQ+ is bothering you, and using religion to beat people over the head with a stick is a shitty thing to do, morally speaking, and also pointless. Live and let live, and stop being so bullheaded. Honestly, I kind of want you to read "Duke of Winslow" by Darius_Conwright. In this game, you play as a trans man. Maybe that game would give you some much needed perspective. If you're interested, here's the link: https://chooseyourstory.com/story/The_Duke_of_Winslow.aspx I do hope things are going well with you and that you aren't in direct harm or danger from the stuff that's happening in Iran. And besides all the rage baiting, I'm glad to see that you're feeling comfortable with the site and are settling in. I think you've gotten the hang of forum posting, and you've got a good repartee going, so you're able to keep the back and forth, which is important on here. You also don't seem the type of person to get their feelings hurt and run off, so I think you'll probably thrive on here. And yeah, just to echo everyone else's comments, you should probably familiarize yourself more with internet insults, since "bastard" isn't really the most hard-hitting word that it may be in your language. Stay safe!

The 24 Hour Storygame Comp on 2/22/2026 7:56:38 PM
MHD I think you linked to Mizal's story on accident.

The 24 Hour Storygame Comp on 2/22/2026 3:44:27 PM
Nicely done, Clay! You still got like 9 more hours and 15 minutes if you want to add anything.

End Master's Prompt Contest 5 on 2/21/2026 1:23:12 PM
Speaking as a complete Bible neophyte, I feel like the story of Jonah has a lot of potential for a really cool CYOA. I mean, it’s about a prophet who braves the high seas, gets swallowed whole by a whale, and then released after 3 days. That’s pretty badass!

End Master's Prompt Contest 5 on 2/20/2026 1:08:54 PM
Awesome! I'm really glad you joined, best of luck!

Golem: Relic & Remnant on 2/20/2026 12:58:35 PM
An article by you on how you plot your stories would be awesome! I liked your first article about putting words on the page, and I think that an article by you about how you plot would be super helpful, because both of your stories have crazy branching, so I would love to know how you're able to keep track of all those stories and endings. Plus, with your teaching background, you would do a great job of explaining it in a simple way.