You ever want to make a thread but stuck on what to type? We offer a few different types to possibly go off of! They are free to be edited, but hopefully some help to give someone a general idea for a thread starter. If you want to share your own, feel free to reply! Just remember to keep them generally realistic and nothing too crazy!

• Your character is near a small pond, though in the middle it seems almost too deep, as you cannot see the bottom of it. There’s a ripple that appears every so often in that same spot.

• Travelling up a mountain, the pathway is crumbled and broken, but it almost seems possible to leap across. Do you risk it, or seek a different path?

• Coming close to a pack, you spot a fox coming out of the territory with freshly hunted prey. Do you face the fox, or let it on its way?

• Particularly hungry, but unfortunately hunting hasn’t been going so well. The one you are currently after just ran across a pack’s border, do you continue the pursuit, or scrap the hunt?

• Coming across a mini-haven, it seems too real to be true. A pond, the sun shining just rightly on a flower patch, and a breeze that feels just appropriate. However there is whispering in the end, an echo of a beast that seems to be teetering just nearby. Do you stay to find out what it is?

• Coming across a large carcass, you notice it’s only hafe eaten, the rest left behind. There doesn’t seem to be anyone around, do you take the meal?

• A storm is crackling, and it starts to pour. In the distance there’s a cave to retreat to, and yet the smell of another predator vaguely lingers in the air. Do you take shelter there?

• A storm has been happening for a few hours, but now you start to feel the ground rumble. Nearby, a landslide starts to happen. You might be too close to escape, or far enough to see the disaster.

• As a blizzard harshly falls to the land, you try and navigate through to find shelter. In the midst of the haze, you notice something in the distance, like a guide of sorts. It could be a figment of imagination, do you approach?

• The day is particularly hot, a heat wave came through and unfortunately you are not aware where any water is. Dehydrated, you fall over. What will you do now?

• You smell prey nearby, and your stomach rumbles lightly. You decide to go after it, but notice you aren't the only one following it.

• You hear the roaring of a bear within the distance, it sounds angry. You aren't sure what caused the issue, but do you move away, or go find out?

• As you are minding your own business, a strangely aggressive animal approaches. It's foaming from the mouth and doesn't look right. Suddenly, it charges at you.

• A badger decides it doesn't like you near its den and starts to chase you.

• You come across groundhogs, and they start to bark at you. It seems you are too close to their territory. They aren't a threat just yet, but more of an annoyance.

• You see a falcon in the distance. It's focusing on preening its talons, but you might just be close enough to take it down if you are quiet enough.

• A wound you sustained is not healing well. You’re in unfamiliar land, but if you don’t convince someone with medical knowledge to help, the wound could become worse.

• You hear the roaring of a bear within the distance, it sounds angry. You aren't sure what caused the issue, but do you move away, or go find out?
A mouse wasn’t pleased with you being so close near its territory. It approaches you, squeaking quite angry.

• A lemming approaches, very obviously irritated and squeaking like no tomorrow. It approaches to attack and bite, but gradually you start to hear more of them appearing from the burrow.

• A stray thunder bolt strikes a nearby rock and cracks it. Inside glimmers and shines.

• Straying too close to a bee-hive, some part of your body noticeably swells.

• It seems like you stepped on a porcupine without noticing.

• Out of nowhere, you suddenly felt something hit your head. Somewhere in the trees, the squirrels seem to be throwing acorns at you.. Or are those rocks?

• In a rather sticky situation, you find yourself trapped in a log! Whether full-face or simply a paw, most likely you’ll need someone’s help.