Stories of Tie Up Games

It's nice to see that Luke definitely wants Thief to be just as integrated into the household as the rest of the Crew - he's done this several times with demonstrable success, so that easy confidence he has is quite hot. And while I wouldn't approve of the dynamic in a real-life relationship, I have ...

Ooooh an apple gag AND a rope bit gag! Two of my favorites and it's not even Christmas yet!

Spark's definitely a much better actor than Crest, anle to convincingly feed the fake narrative for the interview. The gentle sparky hunk probably had quite a rough time being locked away and not getting any ...

Hey, Casey can do just fine!

...he's cool with like, five months in chastity by the time he's done, right?

And I'm sure that Yoshi won't sabotage him in any way... or just not let him know about some of the tricks the game plays....

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Hehehe, the Roper's pickin up the lasso once more! Love the continuation, and I'm sure Jake has a lot of rope in his future, and definitely as an apprentice!

Hehe, I certainly hope that we'll see just how insistent Luke got and how Crest factors in!

Spark's bread amd butter can be a lot to handle, but Thief seems to be managing beautifully!

Hehe, Maxim and Heath are here, and I knew Luke would appreciate the entrance, giving his penchant for secret doors!

Also, I dunno, Laney, I for one can definitely imagine Crest tied - I mean, as Tide.

I did vote for Spark, because I wanna see the other fella get some attention before we see Leaf ...

Hehehehe I do always love getting to explore the Company - both its delights and its dangers! It's really interesting to see Crest's perspective on it all, though I hardly think Tommy is truly paying attention...

Stoic - Playful: 8
Aloof - Attentive: 9
Lax/Minimalistic - Strict/Excessive: 3
Silent/Quiet - Mouthy/Talkative : 8
Merciful - Sadistic: 2
Passive - Assertive: 5

I have to wonder just how long Luke had to restrain himself (pun intended) from tying the Crew before the interview to ensure no rope marks were visible!

A little double chapter for y'all! Hope you enjoyed the plot's thickening, and soon things will start to boil over!

Senma jolted when the dark haired warrior entered his cell. His shaggy hair was damp with sweat, his gag a much more lenient band of silk wrapped around his head and between his teeth several times. His chest and neck were red, littered with fading love bites, and his jaw freshly shaven, still ...

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The delay had been useful.

An hour or two whiled away making love with the men he cared for more than any other in this world was only made better by the fact that it allowed him an extra advantage in his ...

Yup, figured that would happen, at the very least. A bold move by Elias, but not necessarily a wise one...

Oh, no... the letters is a rough task. Because the instant something goes wrong, the paranoid drow will blame their couriers for espionage or carelessness. Hopefully he can quickly move past messenger duty...

I'm curious, Volobond . Where did you previously "meet" Jarlaxle? I know he's probably in the top 10 most well-known characters from D&D novels, but I'm curious to find out where you previously came across him. Video game? Board game? Comic book?


Tabletop game, in fact! I played Jarlaxle as a ...

Dearest Gentle Author,

I did stumble upon this story and found myself enthralled, enraptured, and thoroughly entranced by the skill and precision through which it was delivered! Perfection itself was evident in every stroke of your quill, each evocative turn of phrase, and I found myself in rapt ...

I read "flamboyant" and I knew instantly Jarlaxle had come to play! It's interesting to see his games with the Drow houses. He doesn't hide the contempt he has for them because he knows they need his information... I'm delighted that another player has entered the House. But what does Jarlaxle have ...

Immediately when I saw Elias start to stand out, I knew trouble was beginning. There are definitely some places where being noticed at all is a disaster...

The hawkish eyes of his keepers might no longer be so rigidly trained on him, but no longer will Elias have the safety of a cell and a guard to keep him from other, more dreadful, eyes...

Veldrin, don't terrify the boy! You know how weak humans are - what if he dies of fright? Then all his training would be for nothing!

I have to say, I just love Luke's color coding. The funny thing is that while I would say normally that that would indicate someone who doesn't take themselves too seriously, it indicates the exact opposite here - Luke is very organized and focused on protocol, everything in its proper place. In ...

Did anyone else's eyes immediately turn to the warmongering Zesstra as the culprit of this false flag operation? Lolth is said to greatly enjoy the infighting between drow houses and even within drow houses, despite (or because of) the harm and stagnation it causes drow society. A high priestess of ...

Loved the forcefulness and the oppressive feel of this chapter. Menzoberranzan really is a great machine, isn't it, with each cog firmly lashed into place on pain of (even more) cruelty.

I was finally able to get around to reading this tale, and I have to say I'm enthralled. A beautifully dark depiction of an unfortunate's enslavement by duergar and his chance (but likely more unfortunate) transfer to the drow!

I have to say, the Matron Mother and her house fascinate me. She's done ...

Question: Would it being pure fantasy instead of real-life/historical-based make it more palatable to you guys?


I would definitely say so. I'm very able to separate fiction from reality, but I will say that a full-fantasy narrative is much more appealing when considering dark or extreme themes ...