The Tower Tournament
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An ominous tower has sent invitations of a new tournament. Telling its promise of rewards: wealth, wishes, and more. But what hidden secrets does this tower have in store for its contestants? |
- Tower Tournament was an OCT hosted by DeviantArt user MirChuChu from 2015[2]-2017.
- In the heart of the tower sleeps an android, whose mind holds the largest archive of information throughout the universe. Their origin remains an enigma. However, mysterious invitations have been sent throughout the universe telling of a grand tournament, hosted by the fabled "Tower". It promises the winner full access to its legendary archives. Knowledge is power after all. But what secrets does the Tower have in store for those brave enough to accept their invitation?
- Each floor of the tower is comprised of the android's memories and are projected as physical holograms that could very well kill you at the wrong step. These memories contain environments from all over the universe, try to expect the unexpected. Nothing is as it seems...
They do not provide a link to the tournament.
The android derives energy from living beings around it. After completing its eons-old mission of collecting knowledge throughout the universe, it reconstructs itself into a tower, sheltering all of the archived knowledge within. In an urgent search for more energy, the tower reawakens and lures its combatants into a false tournament. All fight their way out for their reward, little do they know the horror that lies before them should they lose.
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- ↑ OCT in this context is "Original Character Tournament", not "October" or "Obsessive compulsive tendencies".
- ↑ That's what they say, but TV Tropes had a page for the work in 2012.