Symbolitron
Need a story idea with symbolism? This is the place to come! Plots, stories, and concepts related to all sorts of symbolic possibilites are waiting for you!
Stories
The action-packed story where the countries map to the nine taoist psychic centers.
The coming-of-age story where the characters' births map to the seven lucky gods of Japanese legend.
The dark epic story where the chapters map to the seventy-eight tarot cards.
The dark story where the towns map to the twenty-two paths of the Kabbalah.
The dramatic story where major magical artifacts map to the twenty-four Norse Runes.
The horror story where the character evolution maps to the twenty-four Norse Runes.
The philosophical story where the major plot twists map to the Archangels of the Four Corners (Michael-Raphael-Gabriel-Uriel).
The romantic story set in a world where the different professions map to the twelve apostles.
The steampunk story where the main character moods map to the three components of an atom (proton-electon-neutron).
The story about astronomers where the character evolution maps to the twelve tribes of Israel.
The story about conquerors where the characters' deaths map to the eight Beatitudes.
The story about gods where the characters map to the four forces of Taoist internal alchemy (Void-Spirit-Vitality-Essence).
The story about linguistics experts where the characters map to the three dimensions (height-width-depth).
The story about traitors where the characters map to the nine circles of heaven in the Divine Comedy: Paradiso.
The story where the continents map to the six tastes in Indian Medicine (sweet-sour-salty-bitter-pungent-astringent).
The story where the eras of history map to the thirty-three degrees of Freemasonry.
The story where the moral codes map to the four basic stages of matter (solid-liquid-gas-plasma).
The swashbuckling story where the character relationships map to the three Fates.
The swashbuckling story where the spacecraft map to angels.
The time travel story where each time visited maps to the three stages of the scientific method.
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