In which the verser makes gifts.

Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one, or is it the other way around?  The answer to that question tells you a lot about your character’s values.

In which the verser discovers he has the wrong tool.

As our free quarterly review glances back at the past twelve articles, we consider the virtues of erasing events and starting the game over, and the virtues of saving the changes for the next game.

In which the verser is trapped with a maniac.

What a character cannot do so easily will be the basis for what he does to compensate, and this in turn can enrich the game.

In which the verser corners a rabid rat.

How did your character get to be so good at what he does?