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Wheel of Time: Add a word- game

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This is a new game (or at least I haven't seen a game like this in BT) in which we add words to a sentence.

 

Here are rules:

 

- Every word added must start with the same letter as the first word of the sentence.

 

- You can add a word in any place of the sentence.

 

- You can add small words like and, in, on, at, even if they don't start with the same letter as the first word. You need though add also a word starting with the same letter.

 

- When the sentence has 5 added words, you can make a new sentence, and then we add words to it. But let's try to make as long sentences as possible.

 

- Here are examples:

Semirhage is a sadist -> Semirhage is a sobbing sadist -> Semirhage is a sobbing sadist with a soul (with is the small word) -> Semirhage is a sobbing sadist with a small soul.

 

Every sentence must be related to WoT. The first word can be a city, character, place, creature etc.

 

Understood?

 

Here's the first sentence:

 

Mayeners like manipulating.

Many mischievous Mayeners like manipulating men's morals.

Edited by randomh3r0

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Many mischievous Mayeners like manipulating men's morals, it's a misguided myth.

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Many mischievous Mayeners like manipulating men's morals, it's a misguided modern myth of Myrddraals.

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