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The Werewolf Battle
The Werewolf Battle is a D&D-style collaborative writing game where players do battle with their imaginations – and a six-sided die decides the winner.


Jimothy Dyck vs. A Piece of Paper
Jimothy Dyck vs. A Piece of Paper The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Jimothy Dyck vs. A Piece of Paper" Jimothy Dyck vs. A Piece of Paper is a D&D-style collaborative writing game. Rules of Engagement Attack length: ~50 words per turn Winning condition: A six-sided die (D6) determines the winner. The battle resets after a fatal strike Mode: Solo Characters: Player 1 writes attacks for Jimothy and the piece of paper Reference: Read “Rules of Engagement” Scene
Alan Wiebe
Aug 113 min read


Jimothy Dyck vs. Killer Robot
Jimothy Dyck vs. Killer Robot The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Jimothy Dyck vs. Killer Robot" Jimothy Dyck vs. Killer Robot is a D&D-style collaborative writing game. Rules of Engagement Attack length: 50-100 words per turn Winning condition: A six-sided die (D6) determines the winner. The battle resets after a fatal strike Mode: Solo Characters: Player 1 writes attacks for Jimothy and the killer robot Reference: Read “Rules of Engagement” Scene Setup Jimothy Dyck
Alan Wiebe
Aug 52 min read


Jimothy Dyck vs. Giant
Jimothy Dyck vs. Giant The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Jimothy Dyck vs. Giant" Jimothy Dyck vs. Giant is a D&D-style collaborative writing game. Rules of Engagement Attack length: 50–100 words per turn Winning condition: A six-sided die (D6) determines the winner. The battle resets after a fatal strike Mode: Solo Characters: Player 1 writes attacks for Jimothy and the giant Reference: Read “Rules of Engagement” Scene Setup Jimothy Dyck was having the most boring da
Alan Wiebe
Aug 52 min read


Jimothy Dyck vs. Werewolf
Jimothy Dyck vs. Werewolf The "Television Show" for Books presents: "Jimothy Dyck vs. Werewolf" Jimothy Dyck vs. Werewolf is a D&D-style collaborative writing game. Rules of Engagement Attack length: 50–100 words per turn or a two-minute writing prompt. Winning condition: A six-sided die (D6) determines the winner. The battle resets after a fatal strike. Characters: Writers may submit attacks for Jimothy or the werewolf Reference: Read “Rules of Engagement.” Scene Setup Jimot
Alan Wiebe
Jan 293 min read


The Werewolf Battle: A D&D-Style Collaborative Writing Game
The Werewolf Battle: A D&D-Style Collaborative Writing Game The "Televison Show" for Books presents: "The Werewolf Battle: A D&D-Style Collaborative Writing Game" The Werewolf Battle is a collaborative creative writing framework that combines turn-based storytelling, chance operations, and escalating constraints to generate narrative momentum. The game operates as a method of speculative fiction that engages writers in conflict, risk, and improvisation by treating formal limi
Alan Wiebe
Jan 294 min read
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