"Numbers Story" is an exercise in giving individuals all the tools they could ever want or need in order to make everyone else's life hell, and hoping that they choose to use these tools for good instead, and slapping your knee in frustration when they use the tools for evil anyways.
It's a story of massive proportions, spanning multiple timelines, alternate universes, mini-worlds inside of worlds, and thousands of characters. As it is open for others to create OCs in, there are important fanworks/fanocs that are integral to some storylines. It is extremely elaborate and takes a lot of time and dedication to get into.
Typical themes of Numbers include love, care, second chances, growing as a person, becoming better, and refining your flaws. It is an incredibly violent, caustic, and cruel world, but it is only so cruel as to afford the worst of the worst a chance at bettering themselves.
Nothing in Numbers is meant to be an allegory to something in real life - no race in Numbers is intended to match up with the culture and depictions of a race in real life, nor are events, situations, themes, or ideals intended to be repeated in real life. Numbers is hopelessly idealistic in the face of terror and cruelty, which is not always the answer in real life, and therefore Numbers should not be taken as a bastion of instruction for how to deal with actual living dictators in nations today.
It's a story of massive proportions, spanning multiple timelines, alternate universes, mini-worlds inside of worlds, and thousands of characters. As it is open for others to create OCs in, there are important fanworks/fanocs that are integral to some storylines. It is extremely elaborate and takes a lot of time and dedication to get into.
Typical themes of Numbers include love, care, second chances, growing as a person, becoming better, and refining your flaws. It is an incredibly violent, caustic, and cruel world, but it is only so cruel as to afford the worst of the worst a chance at bettering themselves.
Nothing in Numbers is meant to be an allegory to something in real life - no race in Numbers is intended to match up with the culture and depictions of a race in real life, nor are events, situations, themes, or ideals intended to be repeated in real life. Numbers is hopelessly idealistic in the face of terror and cruelty, which is not always the answer in real life, and therefore Numbers should not be taken as a bastion of instruction for how to deal with actual living dictators in nations today.
It has been my pet project since 2010.
Numbers deals with heavy themes including but not limited to: sexual assault, abuse, violence, sexual themes, and death. Not every page is marked with a trigger warning. Please proceed at your own risk.
Numbers deals with heavy themes including but not limited to: sexual assault, abuse, violence, sexual themes, and death. Not every page is marked with a trigger warning. Please proceed at your own risk.
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Numbers is shared under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. You are free to create characters, storylines, and places in Numbers. However, you cannot sell anything created in Numbers unless you have explicit written permission from me.
