Battlegame Histoires

Every year a battle, more of a game really, is held at the countries capital (Hollowshade). One magical person or creature from every one of the nine sections of the country is chosen to participate. They fight to the death using their magical and battling abilities to try and win the crown and rule the empire the evil king has created. The king hand chooses each of the participants and watches them closely as they fight to the death. The final contestant though, does not immediately win the crown. They are put up against the all powerful and merciless king to see if they are truly worthy of the crown, and if they lose their lives in the ultimate battle, the king gets their magical abilities and the crown for another year.

Hey everyone, the way this game works is simple. You give me an OC in the comments, and I put them against/mash them with one of my characters from The Unknown. This is for fun to see how our characters would mash up in an epic scene! Will they battle to the death? Or will an event force them to work together? You can put as many characters as you want. I'll use one to two at a time. Find out now and comment your OC here!

A battle trading card company creates the ultimate battle game, and people of all ages flock to play the new, immersive game of monsters and tactics. When Charli finds her new game board and limited edition card set destroyed by bullies, a friend steps in to help her out. Only, he can only give her a beta test version of the battle board and a children's card set. With the inaugural battle competition set to begin, Charli must use her wits to make her weak card set work well enough to enter the competition, but she faces people with more experience, more cards and better battle boards. Can Charli make her way through the stages with only a children's card set and a basic battle board, or will the competition prove too much? An ONC novella, based on Prompt 67: "A trading card game company creates real-life versions of their creatures. What started as fun and games quickly spirals into something far more dangerous."