Finding
the
Tiger’s Eye
A fantasy story on Twine
About
The project
This site was made for showcasing a Twine-based story project. The story is set in a fantasy world in an unknown time period. Many romance stories tend to have very overused tropes and handle sensitive topics in a very distasteful manner. “Finding the Tiger’s Eye” was created as a piece of media to oppose that.
The creator
Priya Pai is a senior at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). They are majoring in design and creative technology (DCT) and minoring in marketing. Creative writing is something they are passionate about as well as various different social issues. They are the openly queer child of south Asian immigrants.
Characters
This section is dedicated to the characters of my story. All of the art is Picrews (not my original creation) and only exist to give the reader an idea of what the characters look like.
Marita Tsunar
Gender: Female
Pronouns: She/her
Age (human years): 24
Race: Mixed (human and elf)
Height: 5 ft
Physique: Small, pear shaped, soft
Estelar Pascalian
Gender: Female
Pronouns: She/her
Age (human years): 36
Race: Mixed (human and elf)
Height: 5’ 8”
Physique: Plus sized, hourglass figure, soft
Vemdalen
Gender: Non binary
Pronouns: They/them
Age (human years): 25
Race: Tiefling
Height: 6 ft
Physique: Lean, firm
Zophen Pascalian
Gender: Male
Pronouns: He/him
Age (human years): 35
Race: Tiefling
Height: 7 ft
Physique: Broad chested, plus sized, firm
Guthere Duncar
Gender: Male
Pronouns: He/him
Age (human years): 30
Race: Human
Height: 6 ft
Physique: Broad chested, lean, firm
Athal Ayre
Gender: Male
Pronouns: He/him
Age (human years): 32
Race: ???
Height: 6’ 5”
Physique: Broad chested, muscular, firm
World building
History and more about the land of Lamete, mainly lore that is relevant to the plot
Origins
Lamete is a fairly small continent that was founded by the controversial Lady Dahalia. Despite being founded by someone from the Luni kingdom during the rule of King Lunik, the land does not belong to anyone except the inhabitants of the area. The land was named after the noble lady’s late child Lamete Dahalia, who suddenly passed away soon after she had discovered the continent.
Where to find
The final product will be posted online to a website made for Twine stories. I will also be posting updates about this project and future endeavors on my Twitter
Future endeavors
Links to other stories relating to this project will be included, potentially on AO3