Long ago in the ancient Fae Wilds, two Fae grew up together: Briar and Willow.

They did everything together, as friends do. Even when they grew up they played tricks together on mortals.

Until you feel through that fairy mound, and somehow beat Willow in a joke contest. She was overjoyed and as you both began spending more time together, someone felt left out. Briar.

So one day as you came back to your cottage, you find Willow tied to a chair and Briar evokes the ancient Fae Tradition of “Rite of Relationships” where the participants must compete in five categories of randomness (from telling jokes, answering silly questions, or debating which is better tea or coffee).

If the Challenger, Briar, wins she is given a chance to prove herself to be a permanent partner in the relationship, if she loses she must suffer a funny punishment.

Because apparently ancient Fae did this to help each other find love, so good luck!

Inspired by the Princess Bride “Battle of Wits" scene.