I loved D&D and fantasy stuff in general, but never thought any of it was even close to real. Even so I spent a lot of time thinking about it all, the minutia of even the weirdest corners of things. Anything might make for a good game if developed far enough. I also hit flee markets regularly for props. An old broach or storage box could really make a game that much better.
Ryan didn’t know why he put that necklace on. It wasn’t his usual style. He just found it, a chain with a skull pendant on it, lying on the sidewalk, and he decided to try it on.
I found this watch on the kitchen floor in the restaurant that I worked at. It wasn’t anything special: just a plastic band with a digital face. It almost looked like one of those cheap watches you might win out of a claw game.
Jordan was a big Halo fan. He’d played all the games growing up and loved them. He was good at them too—the best out of any of his friends. Halloween was coming up soon, and Jordan wanted a costume that reflected what was—right now, anyway—his passion. He’d been browsing Amazon when he saw it. “Strategic Infiltration Armor” it read. “19.99 with shipping”.