The Inkstained Grimoire

These prompts aren’t your grandma’s gentle journaling cues—they’re chaotic seeds of creativity, designed to spark worlds, characters, and crises you didn’t know you needed. Write anything. No rules—just narrative mischief.

These prompts aren’t your grandma’s gentle journaling cues—they’re chaotic seeds of creativity, designed to spark worlds, characters, and crises you didn’t know you needed. Write anything. No rules—just narrative mischief.

These prompts aren’t your grandma’s gentle journaling cues—they’re chaotic seeds of creativity, designed to spark worlds, characters, and crises you didn’t know you needed. Write anything. No rules—just narrative mischief.

These prompts aren’t your grandma’s gentle journaling cues—they’re chaotic seeds of creativity, designed to spark worlds, characters, and crises you didn’t know you needed. Write anything. No rules—just narrative mischief.

NPCs, non-player characters, side characters, background extras (whatever you call them) aren’t supposed to matter. And then I give one of them a hobby. Suddenly, they’re not wallpaper—they’re the mural.

I love cats because they are tiny, judgmental anarchists wrapped in fur. But as any storyteller knows, those tiny anarchists are also perfect teachers for species design.