What is Medinan?

Medinan is a kind of storytelling game that lets you create your own world and characters, like drawing a picture, but you can change it as you go.

Imagine you have a big blank notebook where you write the beginning of a story. Then, instead of finishing it all at once, you pass it to a friend, who adds their part. You keep passing it around, and each person writes a little bit more, like adding pieces to a puzzle. This is what Medinan feels like.

In Medinan, people take turns writing parts of the same story. Each person gets to add something new, maybe a character, an event, or even a twist in the plot. You can make your own rules about how long each part should be or what kind of stories you want to tell.

It’s like playing pass-the-parcel, but instead of wrapping up gifts, you're wrapping up a story together!

Medinan is fun because it lets your imagination run wild. You don’t have to think about the whole story at once, just add your part and see where it goes! It’s like building a tower with blocks, one layer at a time.