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[tip_the_scales]

SO, this is half curiously and half for later, but are there any games which premises neither involve:

A. 'A character is kidnapped by a being/force of nature'
B. The canon-AU that lets everyone be born in the setting.

So, either the character entered the game willingly, was bribed, or under coercion/false pretenses, but sie could have told the Powers That Be to (explicative) off.

[unmakes]

I don't play there, but I hear CDC has people enter in voluntarily?

[tip_the_scales]

Thank you

[unmakes]

No problem! c:

[dialo]

forestcovered has characters make a contract with a Witch: they work to pay off their debt, and once their debt is paid off they get a wish. This may involve some false pretenses to sweeten the deal, but it's more or less willing.

[tip_the_scales]

Thank you

[withbite]

Echoing unmakes that CDC is a contract based game, but you can always have your character tricked into signing the contract as well. Eachdraidh has the possibility of willing participants if you happen to fall into the Seelie side and follow the fairies to fairy land, though I'm sure you could work out a scenario with having the imps from the Unseelie side screw up in kidnapping you, explain their case, and escort you to Drabwurld.

[maplepancakes]

Technically, at my game (thebastion) it's a choice by the character. But it's a 'choice' in that all of the worlds literally exploded, and the floating chunks of everything left are teeming with monsters, so you either have to watch your back 24/7 or live in the one safe place left. So it's a matter of practicality more than anything else, but they're not stuck there by any means. (In fact, part of the game involves exploring what's left of the worlds to try to find parts to fix the Bastion and figure out just what happened to make everything go kaboom.)

[timesbureaucrat]

Last Resort has characters enter the game willingly. Characters are invited to visit (and the player can decide what their motivation for coming is, anything from escaping danger to taking a vacation to pursuing new opportunities for work/crime/discoveries/etc). But they aren't kidnapped or otherwise compelled or even tricked into coming.