The Literomantic Games are an international competition of
Literomancy sponsored by the
Great Houses for the Tourney of Tales. The Games are divided into ten equally-weighted events. The House with the most points relative to their population at the end of the Tourney wins the Literomantic Cup*, and each participant with 30 points (or the participant with the most points in an event) receives a gold medal*.
Participants are encouraged to participate in as many events that interest them, and the only real limit is the number of points received per event.
There has been a channel on
our Discord created for the Games! Search for #literomantic-games in the Writing category.
If you wish to post your entries to social media, use the tag #litgames to increase visibility!
Rules
All submissions to the Literomantic Games must be new work, made between July 01, 2023 and July 31, 2023 in your timezone
Submissions can be submitted at any time until the forms close, but are tallied weekly
Both fanfiction and original work are permitted
Doubling up (tripling up, etc.) on events is permitted, but you must submit for all relevant forms to receive points
Events
Event 01: Daily Word Count
The first event — Daily Word Count — gives a number of points dependent on how many days the participant wrote 444 words or more.
The link to the form for the first event is found here.
Event 02: Word of the Day
The second event — Word of the Day — gives a number of points dependent on the number of preset prompts the participant writes for. There is no minimum word count for the prompt to be considered completed.
The link to the form for the second event is found here.
Event 03: Prompts
The third event — Prompts — gives a number of points dependent on the number of prompts the participant writes for. There is no minimum word count for the prompt to be considered completed.
Prompts for this event are posted periodically in the #literomantic-games-daily-prompt channel on the Game of Tomes Discord.
The link to the form for the third event is found here.
Event 04: Poetry
The third event — Poetry— gives a number of points dependent on the number of poems the participant writes for. There is no minimum word count for the poem to be considered completed.
The link to the form for the fourth event is found here.
Event 05: Very Short Stories
The fifth event — Very Short Stories — gives a number of points dependent on the number of Very Short Stories the participant writes.
The maximum character count for each Very Short Story is 280.
The link to the form for the fifth event is found here.
Event 06: Scriptwriting
The sixth event — Scriptwriting — gives a number of points dependent on the number of pages of script the participant writes. One point is awarded for every three pages of script (roughly every 900 words, if words are submitted instead of pages).
The link to the form for the sixth event is found here.
Event 07: Articles
The seventh event gives a number of points dependent on the number of World Anvil, or otherwise, articles the participant writes. The minimum word count for an article to be considered complete is 100 words.
The article must represent a complete idea and/or thought, even if not finished.
The link to the form for the seventh event is found here.
Event 08: Maps
The eighth event — Maps — gives a number of points dependent on the number of hours the participant spent mapping. One point is awarded per hour of mapping.
The link to the form for the eighth event is found here.
Event 09: Role Playing
The ninth event — Role Playing — gives a number of points dependent on the number of hours the participant spends role playing. Two points are awarded per hour of role play.
The link to the form for the ninth event is found here.
Event 10: Filking
The tenth event — Filking — gives a number of points dependent on the quality of a completed filk's lyrics as judged by
Sable Aradia. Only one filk may be submitted.
The link to the form for the tenth event is found here.
The link to the form for the second event is found here.
Comments