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This shall be a group effort! For this challenge we want you to design a group of characters that may have been in one of Scheherezad's Stories. We also want you to "Tell us the Tale" of these people. With a minimum of 5 sentences per group let us know who these people are and what their story is. Each member of your team should contribute to the story.

So grab up a group of your friends and get creative! Entertain us with your Tale and Cast...or face the consequences.

Some things we're looking for:

* How well do they relate to each other (Do they look like they're from the same story? )
* Did all members put = effort into their submissions (both story and avatar)
* Overall team work

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Originally Posted by steelmagghia

"Scheherezad's Stories
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Usernames of group: steelmagghia, Dystopia, xogizmoox, bloodstainedwings
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Story: A poor fisherman was having quite the bad day. He had pulled up quite a lot of junk, even a soggy sandwich, but no fish! Finally, calling upon the name of God, he tried one more time. This time he pulled up a mysterious sealed jar.
This djinn was trapped inside a jar for centuries. As the centuries passed, the djinn grew furious and decided to kill his eventual liberator. After four centuries, he was freed by a fisherman, but promptly tricked back into his jar! The djinn begs for mercy and promises to help the fisherman in return for his freedom.
The jinni said to the fisherman "follow me" . The fisherman followed the jinni down to a lake filled with all types of exotic fish. The jinni watched as the fisherman fished and fished before finally catching four fish . The fisherman had a big smile upon his face . "Ahh, please take those to the Sultan" and the jinni vanishes into thin air.
The fisherman took the jinni's advice and was greatly rewarded. The fish turned out to be quite remarkable and would answer questions, which led to the discovery of a prince. In the end the sultan and the prince married the fisherman's two daughters.