Wasp Girl
Tom: I can’t believe our good fortune. After using a well-crafted experience on Everywhere to rescue a marriage, the couple we rescued of course spilled what they knew to their friends. Now we’re going to make some serious money by hosting an entire group to spend a “lifetime” in our imaginary world.
They’ll spend almost the entire time on Everywhere, of course. That world is feeling more and more like a real place, and it’s getting easier and easier

Digestion
Caution:
Poop
Melanie:
Back
when I used to rehabilitate criminals, I got some truly awful cases.
Horrible, sadistic men whose primary source of pleasure was
inflicting misery on helpless, pretty women.
My
theory is that these guys are generally either scared
or jealous
of the power that women hold. How the cute girl seems to get whatever
she wants just with a smile. So he’s going to show
her,
make
her pay.
Sexuality
gets conflated with sadism and next thing we have a guy who gets off

The
Gender Swap
Tom:
We took a rainy Saturday and explored ways of transforming from male
to female and back. It’s something we tackled early on: part of my
standard “treatment”; but liked the experience so much we thought
we’d take it from a different angle and really refine it.
Melanie
and I have gotten versed enough at this that, in a lot of ways,
neither of us actively cares whether, at any given instant, we’re
male, female, or something else (including “none”), except where
it

Mosquito
Melanie:
Tom
came up with the original concept here: it’s not one of my
characters from Everywhere,
and though she makes an ideal “evil” offspring for Pandora she
doesn’t fit the Everywhere framework well.
In
playtesting, Tom and I found that Maya is a better player character
than an NPC predator. As the name implies, she’s not a predator
anyway, but instead a parasite: and that little change means that she
interacts with a number of others—she has to, to stay alive, to
reac

Fusion
2 / Pandora
Melanie:
This
was the second fusion scene Tom and I ever played, and it’s a
blast. We played this as ourselves: Melanie and Tom, and as far as
bonding two individuals into one goes, this is about as good as it
gets.
We
start off separate, with Tom playing my guards. My only instruction
going into it: Watch carefully for the guard to make a mistake, or
prompt a mistake if possible, and then exploit that mistake
immediately. He didn’t tell me exactly what to watch for, but i