She Isn't Alone
Members were given a full character background and a small set of pivotal choices, then wrote the continuation from there. The results explored isolation, resilience, and connection — some genuinely haunting.
Events
No entry fee. No pressure. Just show up.
We don't charge anything to participate, and you don't need to compete to belong. Real events, real dates, real recaps — five of them below, exactly as they happened.
The archive
Five events, in their own words
Newest first. Each card links through to the original announcement in Discord.
Pixel Pursuit
No prescribed theme — total creative freedom. Entries ranged from abstract compositions to street photography and experimental digital art, judged on originality and visual impact.
The Rose Station
Two characters, one open scenario — members directed where the story went next. The freedom to interpret it led to endings ranging from deeply emotional to wildly imaginative.
Knight's Gambit
A high-spirited chess tournament with enthusiastic turnout from the community's chess players — closely contested matches, sharp tactics, and real endgame precision.
Nature's Canvas
A green/nature-themed photography contest that pulled in over 60 submissions — forests, mountains, gardens, and natural detail, one entry per person.
What kinds of events happen here
The full range, honestly
- Creative challenges — art contests, writing challenges, photography competitions
- Talent shows & radio jams — member showcases and music sessions on the Spotlight stage
- Parliament sessions — structured community discussions, run regularly
- Art books & themed writing challenges — collaborative, structured literary projects
- Gaming tournaments & game nights — multiplayer competitions and casual sessions
- Community celebrations — cultural festivals and milestone events
- Streams & voice hangouts — scheduled and spontaneous
- Giveaways — yes, sometimes — but they're not what we lead with
Getting involved
You don't have to compete to matter here
Events are announced in #Broadcast first, with a rough calendar kept by the staff team. Got an idea for one? Drop it in the Feedback Box — plenty of past events started exactly that way.
And if competing isn't your thing: come as an audience. Genuinely — that's most of what makes these events feel alive in the first place.