We need instances!

3mptylord wrote:
William Shakespeare, travelling merchant and playwrite. Well, I say playwrite. William is, first and foremost, a tinkerer. But rather than create technologies to benefit your average Joe Bloggs, William creates plays (and yes, I meant create). Confused? Good ol' Willie creates virtual realities wherein his story unfolds and sells them to merry do-gooders in the form a collectable - trinkets, souvenirs. More interestingly is that the viewer takes part in the play - assuming predetermined roles.

His most famous of works being the tale of Romeo and Juliet (a single rose), the Tempest (bottled ship), Macbeth (ornate dagger) and a Midsummer's Night (a cherub figurine). (some of his fictional works include the Snow Globe, and the Colours of Oakhorn).

As the entirety of the story takes place within a false reality, with characters that may not exist, personalities like William Shakespeare allow for quests to be released without history, reason or feasibility.