Irregular Webcomic

David Morgan-Marr uses Legos to create a webcomic that is sheer enius. His annotations to them are totally good stuff, too. I forget where I found the link to his thoughts about religion and morality from, but they make for facinating reading. I highly recommend going here and reading them:

http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/1609.html

Damn, now I finally have a solid idea...

They had a trailer contest for the new Changeling game, and wouldn't you know that it took me until this long past the submission deadline to come up with my concept? Ah, well. Am writing it down here.

Anyway. Here goes:

FADE IN to a playground, brightly lit and vivdly colored, various groups of children running about and playing, laughing and carefree.

FADE to the same playground, fewer children now, the laughter and the colors muted.

FADE to the same playground, only a handful of children now. The colors are muddy, indistinct, no sound at all now.

FADE to the same playground, a single girl standing alone by the swings. There is hardly any color now, and the only sound is a single child's laughter, altered to sound not quite human, as we:

FADE to a closeup of the swing the girl was standing by as it swings back and forth in stark black and white, all the color gone now

FADE TO BLACK

VOICEOVER: "My mother said I never should, play with Fairies in the wood..."

CHANGELING: The Lost
A Game of beautiful madness
August, 2007