Stories of Tie Up Games

Cliffhanger-a-go-go!

What a fantastic premise! I actually know a couple in real life, skilled in renovating houses, who like to add a secret little twist into their layouts: the last time, they made a secret connecting door between bedroom and bathroom, meaning the whole bathroom mirror could swing in (on really sturdy ...

One thing I forgot, but really want to add:

I am over the moon at Lance calling Richard his boyfriend! It makes me so happy! I know the last time we saw both of them they were still figuring out their situation, so to see a definite boyfriend label makes me smile!


That's so nice to hear! It ...

I did say those of you wanting more wouldn't have to wait that long! That said, this one isn't going to be updated as speedily as some of our recent output ( Stuart meeting Kaiden and Mateo meeting Julian ) has been; this time, instalments are going to appear with a little more time between.

It's ...

Guardianbound wrote: 4 months ago Excited for more of Lance, Richard and crew!

You won't have long to wait!

PREPARE FOR SATURNALIA...

You know, in all my years playing D&D, I never considered the armor restrictions for mages as an actual potential prison for characters! That's so ingenious! It goes right along with "always gag the mage" when trying to stop magic users. "Always stuff the mage into non-proficient armor" is a new ...

Heh, here's the actual exchange I originally found on a DnD DMs' message board, explaining the technical stats of "prison armour".

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Thank you so much for making this! I've used Twine too and, while I love it as a writing tool, I know how easily even a brief scenario can get out of hand: putting a CYOU story together takes a lot more time and effort than a standard narrative.

Am I right in thinking you were perhaps influenced by ...

Finnishropes wrote: 4 months ago This really is a hot premise something about powerful people like mages having to submit really gets me going.

At the risk of coming across like a shitty algorithm, if you like that, you might like THIS!

Great work!


Cheers! We both really enjoyed writing this short & sweet piece of bondage fun.

Those into D&D may well be familiar with the infamous rules quirk that inspired this tale. In the original version - and, I think, maybe in the 5th edition too - mage characters were barred from wearing ...

blackbound wrote: 4 months ago Ah, of course. Good to see Richard hoist by his own petard hoisted by someone else's bondage equipment.

Hahah, @DeeperThanRed and I honestly thought people would suss what was going on by the halfway point and, if any of you did, you didn't blow the big reveal - so thank y'all for that!

It's the REAL conclusion, so many thanks to those who've taken the time to comment on our little pastiche: blackbound , gag1195 , Croup , Guardianbound and lah93 .

Caverns & Captives - part 8

(Co-written with DeeperThanRed )

Lance put down the dice and took a sip from his drink.

“Aaaaand ...

blackbound wrote: 5 months ago There's a worrying amount of bondage expertise going around in this group. And I guess my suspicion of the imp was misplaced - unless??? Not entirely sure what it did at the end.

It cast a glamour, causing the imprisoned Nimrod to look like Ferdiad - so he could be used to claim the bounty.

As we meander towards the not-quite-ending of this little romp, thanks to those who've taken the time to comment: blackbound , gag1195 , Croup , Guardianbound and lah93 .

Caverns & Captives - part 7

(Co-written with DeeperThanRed )

Ferdiad curiously studied Sebastian as the paladin located ...

That's why I like bondage stories in medieval-fantasy setups. As soon as there is magic involved, gags are mandatory ;)


Heyyy lah93 , welcome! Thanks for your comment!

And yeah, I love this sort of setting for the very same reason. As the latest instalment shows, our protagonists are ...

Thanks to commenters old and new: blackbound , gag1195 , Croup , Guardianbound and lah93 .

Caverns & Captives - part 6

(Co-written with DeeperThanRed )

“Not a bad idea,” agreed the hay-haired archer, taking the leather helm from Ferdiad and turning it over in his hands, “but mages are ...

Thanks to everyone who's taken the time to comment: blackbound , gag1195 , Croup and Guardianbound .

Caverns & Captives - part 5

(Co-written with DeeperThanRed )

As the loincloth-clad barbarian charged at Nimrod, he barely noticed the imp dashing off inside the caves. Good for it, he thought ...

Loving every new chapter. The adventure setting and danger around every corner. Nimrod's past party members and all the predicaments they fell into. And now very inclined to see Nimrod pay some comeuppances for turning his back on them!


Pleased you're liking this one. It was a lot of fun and ...

Ah, so naive. Must be nice... for the captor, that is.

Yeah, even among my protagonists, this one is particularly naive.


Most of your protagonists so far have at least some experience/familiarity with their situation and plans. This one really did just run out into the street and allow a ...

gag1195 wrote: 5 months ago And now the question, when the party arrives, will they capture both Nimrod and Ferdiad? Or will it be an "enemy of my enemy" situation...

You won't have long to wait to find out! This story should be complete by the end of the year...

Well, looks like Nimrod the Nimrod messed up in exactly the way I thought he would.

Hahah, I'm glad someone picked up on the "urban dictionary" meaning of "nimrod". :D


I've been waiting to drop this one all along! I don't remember where I picked it up but it sure wasn't UD.


Oh, I know ...

blackbound wrote: 5 months ago Well, looks like Nimrod the Nimrod messed up in exactly the way I thought he would.

Hahah, I'm glad someone picked up on the "urban dictionary" meaning of "nimrod".

One thing I find with your stories, gag1195 , is that I come back to them more than once, reread and appreciate them - or particular aspects of them - anew.

This one perhaps more than the others because of the particular way you based it around reader engagement and interaction. That, as I think we ...

blackbound wrote: 5 months ago Ah, so naive. Must be nice... for the captor, that is.

Yeah, even among my protagonists, this one is particularly naive.

Aww, I too missed the conclusion - and I'm happy with the resolution for these two. And, having been around for the Super Trouper album, I even approve of their song choice!