Every one thousand years, a powerful demon by the name of Zarr Gar'Kahn breaks free of his bonds on the netherworld and is free to
roam the realm of the living for one month. This demon, empowered with the ability to transform or alter the physical and mental state of
any living being, had once terrorized the world of man for his own amusement. After his first thousand year penance, however,
Gar'Kahn realized his lust for entertainment at the expense of others could be satisfied in a much less maniacal manner. Hence, the
Wishing Game was born. . .
During his month of "parole" every millennium, Gar'Kahn relinquishes a portion of his power to three mortals, who are chosen to take
part in his game of transformation. These three mortals are hand-picked by the master of transformation himself and are among those
who he believes to be most susceptible to the feelings of arousal that the power of transformation provides. Those chosen are granted
control over the same powers wielded by Gar'Kahn. However, with these powers also comes a set of strict rules by which each of the
chosen mortals must abide.
The power bestowed upon these mortals is summoned in the form of an unlimited number of wishes, which must merely be spoken
aloud to be granted. Each of the three chosen must make their wishes in turns, the order of which is to be decided prior to beginning
the game. A wish can only grant a transformation, physical alteration, or mental alteration, and can only be used on another of those
chosen to take part in the game. The one wishing cannot be affected directly by his own wish. This way, one cannot simply undo a wish
made upon them and each is at the mercy of the others, adding an element of unpredictability. Wishes can be made at any time and
anywhere regardless of how far the three are from each other.
Transformations allowed have no limit and therefore can include anything from animals to inanimate objects, to plants, to transgender,
and even becoming part of another person's body. Physical alterations must be noticeable (though not necessarily drastic). All wishes
regarding transformations and physical alterations may be made without scrutiny, as each chosen is granted the ability to speak aloud
regardless of form, even if they have no mouth. Mental alterations that render the subject incapable of making a wish may only be made
if:
1) A time limit is applied and the subject agrees to skip all turns he would have had while the time limit transpires.
2) The alteration is set to be lifted after a certain number of turns have taken place and subject agrees.
3) Subject desires to remain altered permanently, in which case a transformation of some kind must be applied.
If any of the three chosen desires to remain permanently transformed as an object or creature and to be altered in a way that renders
them otherwise incapable of continuing the game, a replacement must first be found, and will be chosen by Gar'Kahn, in order to
continue the game as it was intended.
Now it is October 2011, and Lord of transformation Zarr Gar'Kahn has returned for one month to commence his twisted game. . . But
who shall he choose to take part???