Stories
The dramatic story where the diseases map to the thirty-six dramatic situations of literature.
The epic story about boatmen where the characters map to the 'fifteen men on a dead man's chest' from the fictional sea chanty.
The epic story where the locations map to the seven gateways of Innana.
The fantasy story where the races map to the four humors (blood-yellow bile-black bile-phlegm).
The fantasy story where the races map to the thirty-six righteous people (Tzadikim) of Jewish legend.
The harem anime-type story where each love interest maps to the four rules of math (addition-subtraction-multiplication-division).
The heist story where each stage of the caper maps to the Ten Plagues of Egypt.
The high fantasy story where the locations map to the sixty-four non-Trump Tarot cards.
The light-hearted story where the character relationships map to the three parts of the Fruedian personality (id-ego-superergo).
The love story where the chapters map to Aztec Gods.
The romantic story involving a computer system whose components map to the Archangels of the Four Corners (Michael-Raphael-Gabriel-Uriel).
The satirical character study story where the characters' births map to the thirty-three degrees of Freemasonry.
The sentai story where the character's abilities and vehicles map to the four parts of a day (night-morning-afternoon-evening).
The slice-of-life story where the diseases map to specific stars.
The slice-of-life story where the major plot twists map to the twenty-four hours of the day.
The story about liches where the chapters map to the fourteen meridians of acupuncture.
The story about spies where the characters' births map to the four suits of playing cards (hearts-diamonds-clubs-spades).
The story set in a world where the different professions map to the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew Alphabet.
The story where the diseases map to Japanese Gods.
The story where the races map to the three energies of Taoist internal alchemy (Spirit-Vitality-Essence).
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