You are on a lengthy hiking trip through the Ural mountains, trying to forget your miserable life, when weird things start happening to you.

Features:

+++ an evil faery +++ a soul-eating monster +++ a dead realm of existence +++ items +++ mountains +++ a desert +++ a city +++ more +++

P.S.

My first experiment here on this site, written for the "enjoyment" of friends & family.

You are formally invited into a world of weirdness. 

You will have to face:

+++ a dog +++ a non-existent cat +++ a sripit cnousel +++ eaters of flesh +++ eaters of souls +++ drinkers of blood +++ madness +++ dancing +++ death +++ madness +++ death +++ sanity? +++ OK +++ Summer +++ Winter +++ BLOOD +++ more 

And hopefully fun.

P.S.
Note that this Storygame does make periodic use of items. If you see an item below the text, click on it to pick it up. Don´t worry though, you hardly every have to actually click on "use" the items

P.P.S.
This is basically an unfinished product, as in: not everything I wanted is in it, it is not spell-checked by anyone but myself, and I am publishing it now because it is nominally a school project, and I have a deadline. 

P.P.P.S.
The topic of this project was "Seltsam". "Weird". This Storygame should hopefully reflect that.

After a month, I will take it down and put it through a rigorous spell-check.

And extend it.

I promise.
 

Here in Newbie Central?

Ooookay. Last question here...

How do I find this betareaders on this site? And how does that work here?

Thanks a lot.

Also, is there a possibility of paragraphs until certain conditions are fulfilled?

I need to write a CYOA story for a school-project, so finding this site was pure gold :)

That said, I need to put in items in my story. Now I assumed that items would only be possible in the advanced editor, so I chose that to write my story. But now I don´t find a way to look at my story the way it would be read. Is the preview-thing only a thing in the classic editor or what?

And, if not, is there a way to put in items into the classic editor?

Preliminary thanks, Thembile