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I really should get a new photo for the results posts. This black and white ballot box is growing old.
Anyway, the results for The Mark Part One are in! I was surprised to see that it was another landslide. The majority voted the safe option.
And for that, this Friday, you will be punished. 
This is the first part of an adventure series where YOU determine the next step in the story. Vote in the comments below or on Twitter at #TheMark.
You approach from the south. The decimated airfield is deathly silent. Nothing moves. Heavy clouds block the starlight, blanketing the area in pitch. Conditions are optimal — your special ops team has practiced this scenario so many times that you don’t need light. Besides, you didn’t travel 250 miles to sightsee.
You came to kill. 
Well I said I was going to be more consistent with updates and then I promptly fell off the wagon. Sorry, guys. I've had a lot going on this past month and a half and a cruise was just what the doctor ordered! That's right, I went on a short cruise, then stayed a couple of nights in San Diego. The photo you see here is of my favorite spot on the ship, right outside the bar as the sun was going down. My notebook is there on the table with the opening of our next Vote Your Adventure.
Speaking of which, the next Vote Your Adventure starts this Friday, October 7! 
Reminder: The next Vote Your Adventure begins on October 7! New to the site? Read The Relic and Site 27.
Who remembers Progress Quest? Anyone? It was a fun, free game where all you had to do was create a character and read. That was it. Progress Quest literally played itself. The human participation was observation only. The text game would run on its own and a small blurb at the bottom would tell you what silly things your hero was fighting and looting and what bizarre items they had equipped on their person. The game was funny and had quite an underground fan base. 