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Word crawl/Dawn Patrol Crawl

This crawl is designed to help focus your mind. Whether you're doing this crawl first thing at 6 a.m. or last thing at 2 a.m., hopefully it will help center you. If you're curious about the title and inspiration, check out this clip from The Jungle Book. Glhf!
Hup Two Three Four: Can you hear those elephant feet? Wake up with a quick 100 word sprint.
Keep It Up Two Three Four: Great job! Keep it flowing with a 250 word sprint.
A Parade!: Lift your arms, stretch your legs and make sure you have plenty of water/coffee/tea. Move a little extra on your way to fill your mug.
Oh No, The Dawn Patrol Again: They show up every day, but it's never at exactly the same time. Grab a Three Digit Sprint.
Company, Sound Off!: Switch up your playlist. Try something new on Pandora or Spotify. Change the tempo of what you've been writing to. If it's late, try something more chill. If it's early, pump that bass.
Ho, The Aim of Our Patrol: is to write! Challenge yourself to stay focused for an entire 10 minute sprint.
Is a Question Rather Droll: Take five deep breaths. On a piece of paper or a new document, write down the main question you think your novel is asking. This can be the theme, plot, character motivation, etc. Don't think too hard and as soon as you write it down, put the question away. This should be the quickest part of the crawl.
For to March and Drill: Take your total word count for this crawl thus far. Halve it, and sprint to that number.
Over Field and Hill: That new playlist not working for you? Feeling a little cramped? Do like the elephants do and reverse. You can change your playlist, jog around the room, pet the dog. Whatever it is, take a moment or two to get silly, get loose. Wake up the last sleepy parts of your mind and body.
Is a NaNoWriMo Goal: March through a 15 minute word sprint.
Halt!: You made it! Colonel Hathi approves. Now that you've focused your thoughts, it's time to update your goals for today. Or perhaps you'd like to motivate yourself with a carrot (but beware the stick).
 
If you continue writing today past this crawl, peak at your Question Rather Droll. Let this guide your writing, let the question permeate every scene.
Hope you enjoyed marching to The Dawn Patrol!
Word crawl/Dice Crawl

I'm finding the crawls more helpful than the word wars this year, but I wanted one I could do in one day or "session"...enough to boost word count and help meet or exceed the daily goal, but not one that would have me trying to write 20,000 words in one day. So I made one.
If you don't have a set of gaming dice, just type "roll d#" into your favorite search engine, where # is the # of sides.
In this crawl you can end up writing anywhere from 323 to 3416 words leading up to the big d20 finale, which isn't deterministic at all but might average out somewhere around 500 words depending on your luck, and will tend to take more words to complete the further behind schedule you are on your novel. Enjoy!
4-sided die:
Roll it. Write that many hundreds of words. (100-400 words)
6-sided die:
Roll it three times; multiply the rolls and write that many words. (1-216 words)
Bonus: Roll them again and write another round for a Masterwork Weapon (+1 to attack rolls)
8-sided die:
This one's easy: roll it twice, multiply them together, write that many words. (1-64 words)
10-sided die:
Roll it. If you roll a prime number, and yes I count 2 as a prime, write 100 times your roll. If you roll a non-prime, write 50 times your roll. (100-700 words) (Primes: 1,2,3,5,7)
d100
Two d10s rolled together, the first representing the tens place. Write that number of words, but if you roll under 21, add 100 to that number. (21-120 words)
12-sided die:
The barbarian's die. Roll 2d12 for the time limit of your sprint, roll d12 for the hundreds of words you must write in that time to demonstrate your strength and honor. (2-24 minutes, 100-1200 words)
If you fail the barbarian challenge, you will be expelled from your tribe and must write 500 more words as soon as possible to regain your honor. (0-500 words)
20-sided die: (Somewhere around 500 words on average? Could be less or a lot more.)
The big one!
A Dire Novelling-Related Arbitrary Goal Framework springs forth from the gloom of the dungeon!
What is its AC (Armor Class)?
>25% of Par written = AC 16
25% to 50% of Par written = AC 14
>50%, under Par = AC 12
Around Par = AC 10
The monster will take many, many blows to defeat, but it will retreat for now if you can land 5 blows on it. To attack the monster, roll a d20 and write five times the roll in words. You must write the words regardless of whether or not you land a successful hit...dungeoneering is hard work!
If your roll is greater than the DNRAGF's AC, you score a hit!
If your roll is less than or equal to it's AC, you miss. Keep trying!
If you have a Masterwork Weapon, add +1 to each of your rolls, with no need to write 5 extra words.
If you roll a natural 20 (a 19+1 with a Masterwork doesn't count), you can roll for a critical hit! If you fail to exceed the AC on the critical roll, the original 20 still hits once. If you beat the AC, you get 3 hits total! Remember, trying for a critical is also work, so be sure to write the words for that roll too.
Word crawl/Draw 5 Challenge

Draw five cards from a deck. If you don't have a deck of cards, don't worry; there are websites that can do it for you. Take the number on the card and multiply by the numbers below depending on the suit. (Jacks count as 11, Queens count as 12, Kings count as 13. For aces, roll a die. Heads, the ace counts as 1, tails it counts as 14.) Then write that many words.
Spades: x 10
Hearts: x 20
Clubs: x 30
Diamonds: x 40
For example, if you drew a 10 of hearts (10 x 20 = 200), 6 of diamonds (6 x 40 = 240), 3 of spades (3 x 10 = 30), king of spades (13 x 10 = 130), and 2 of clubs (2 x 30 = 60), you would write 660 words.
Joker mode: Add the jokers to the deck.
If a red joker is chosen, roll a die, and multiply the number of words you have to write.
Ex. 4 of hearts (80), 9 of spades (90), 4 of diamonds (160), and a 6 of diamonds (240), plus a red joker are chosen. The die says 4, and 470 x 4 = 1880 words.
If a black joker is chosen, roll a die, and divide the number of words you have to write.
Ex. 4 of hearts (80), 9 of spades (90), 4 of diamonds (160), and a 6 of diamonds (240), plus a red joker are chosen. The die says 4, and 470/4 = 117.5, or 118 words.
No die, no problem! 
(Also, die is the singular of dice, if anyone is confused.)
Word crawl/Dungeon Crawl

You find yourself near a pit. It has a sign near it. "Word war 10 minutes. If you get more than 400, you win. If you get less, you lose."
Win: The sign morphs into some stairs! A new sign pops up saying "Welcome to the next level. Soon, you will meet small monsters. But first, choose your weapon!" You can choose from a staff: (30-49wpm) a Sword (50-74 wpm) and Axe (75+ wpm)
Lose: The sign turned red. The post turned into a little snake. The remains of the sign say "Your first monster! A easy one at that, as well. Word war five minutes! Less than 150 words and you lose!" If you lose, you die. If you win, look above.
Five minute word war to 'get used to your weapon'
You slowly walk down the stairs, instantly encountering a zombie. Five minute word war! 
Staff= 150+ win
Sword=250+ win 
Axe= 375+ winv
Another sign appears! "Good job, let's continue!" It morphs into stairs that you start to walk down. After reaching the bottom, the floors are made of scrap metals and unpolished jewels. You hear chains dragging along the floor, and you are soon charged by a forsaken prisoner! It takes a while to fight off, so fifteen minute word war! 
Axe= 1100+ win
Sword= 750+ win
Staff=450+ win
The chains turn into a sign! "Well done! Come, come to the next level." A opening into the ground swallows you up. Here, you cannot see! But you continue on, using the five minutes of light every five minutes wisely. (Do as many five minute word war five minute breaks as you need to get to a thousand!) 
The lights turn on, and you find yourself face to face with a medium sized monster! Twenty minute word war! The monster falls no matter how many words you write, however, because a arrow strikes it's back and it dies. You see a woman behind you. She looks at you said says "Come, the boss is near. We will fight together."
She leads you to a cavern, and a monster lies there. It has many tentacles, its body is grotesque, and it is very, very large.
"Here we are. FIGHT!" She says, and you write at least (choose weaapon) words in thirty minutes. If you fail, you die.
Sword: 1800 
Staff: 1200
Axe: 2400
Victory! The girl, who had gotten poisoned whispers her goodbyes. The monster turns into a diamond bigger than any seen before, and the girl's bow automatically straps itself onto your back. It was made of ivory, and was plated with precious jewels and felt like magic. You return to the uplands, with more words written, and a diamond on your hands.
Word crawl/Git 'Er Done Crawl 2

Going Shopping Part 1: Oh, look at your page. It doesn't look like you've got everything you need to get going there. Collect three digits to get started with a three digit sprint.
Going Shopping Part 2: Go get something helpful. Maybe it's a cup of tea to improve your novelling, or a candy bar, maybe it's a shower, maybe you need to go get some homework done.
Reading the Recipe Part 1: I don't know what I'm looking at here. Go pick a random number between 1-100. Add the digits, multiply by 10, and write that many words.
Reading the Recipe Part 2: I bet that you haven't been too up-to-date recently. Go figure out what's going on in the world. Read/watch a news article.
Mix it up Part 1: Everything's better with music and change, so go do a song sprint to something new. 
Mix it up Part 2: Get moving for another song! Run, do jumping jacks, squats, push ups, just stand up for a little bit... You get the idea. Get that blood pumping.
Chocolate Chips Part 1: Sometimes small things are good things. Take a five-minute sprint.
Chocolate Chips Part 2: Remember that think you needed to do? Yeah, that one... Spend at least five minutes getting stuff done that needs doing... outside of your novel. Clean, eat, hydrate, homework, work-work...
In the Oven Part 1: You're almost there! You know, numbers other than 0 and 5 need some love, too. Write until the minute ends in 7.
In the Oven Part 2: You deserve a break. Josh around until the next :X7. Roll around on the rug. Eat some cookies. Delve into the deep, dark, strange depths of the internet. Egg your neighbor's house. (just don't tell them I sent you.)
Cooling Down Part 1: Winter is coming, and I can't wait until the temperature drops a little. If it's above 45 degrees Fahrenheit, (7 degrees Celsius) write 70 words. If it's below that, stay warm! Write 45 words.
Cooling Down Part 2: You know what else keeps people cool? Or warm, depending on where you live? Beverages! Go re-hydrate yourself with your favorite novelling drink. 
Cleaning Up Part 1: I see you, I see your novel, and it looks like a mess in there. Clean up at least that word count. Write to a multiple of 500.
Cleaning Up Part 2: Clean up something small around you. Your novel has the excuse of NaNo, your house doesn't. Do you really bring visitors over there?
Party Time Part 1: Unfortunately, parties take away from NaNoWriMo time. If you're having a party in the month of November, write 600 words to get ahead in preparation. If not, write 400 words.
Party Time Part 2: Parties need friends! Go have some social interaction. If it's two in the morning, go on Tumblr or something. Someone's always awake on Tumblr.
Word crawl/Great British Bake Off Crawl

A crawl for all you cake lovers. If you've never heard of the Great British Bake Off, it's a competition for home bakers on the BBC. Why haven't you been watching it? Good luck!
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1. Enter the competition - do a 15 minute word war while you fill in your application form. 
Prompt: Include someone explaining their job or their hobbies to another character.
2. You've been selected for the next round of applications. Sprint to the nearest thousand while you jump for joy!
Prompt: Include a character over-reacting to something.
3. You need to take a cake to impress the judges. Sprint to the end of the scene to show off your novel at its best.
Prompt: Include a character impressing someone whose opinion means a lot to them.
4. There are three challenges in each episode of the Bake Off. Do the 3 digit challenge while you learn the rules.
Prompt: Include someone either significantly breaking the rules, OR sticking to the rules in a way that breaks them. Bonus points if you manage to include both.
5. Signature Bake – you are instructed to make cookies. Sprint 5 minutes as you mix the dough, then try to double your word count for that sprint in a 10 minute sprint.
Prompt: Include a handwritten, signed note given to your MC.
Succeed – well done, your cookies impress Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry. Pat yourself on the back and have a snack.
Fail – your cookies are underdone. Put them back in the oven and write 250 words while they finish cooking. Have a snack to celebrate surviving your first bake. Prompt: include something unfinished.
6. Technical Bake – this is an unseen challenge, so take the latest dare from your genre forum, and include that in a 30 minute word war.
If you get more than or equal to five times the word count of your 5 minute war, you came first – write 50 words to celebrate and include a celebration.
If you get between three and five times the word count of your 5 minute war, you're in the middle of the pack. Write 100 words to try and bump yourself up a bit. Include someone bumping into someone else.
If you get less than three times he word count of your 5 minute war, oops. You came last. Write 250 words to try and convince Paul Hollywood you know what you're doing and your cookies were meant to be topped with lavender meringue. Include something going wrong.
7. Baking the showstopper – you need to produce a layered cake. Roll 2 dice and that's your number of layers. Write 50 words per layer and include something getting stacked up.
8. Icing the showstopper – Do the epic music challenge and include a decoration.
Word crawl/Halloween Crawl 1

Halloween Word Crawl
This is my first crawl that I’ve made. I hope it’s decent and people enjoy it. It might be a little short but I was excited to get my first one written.
CARVING TIME: Time to carve your pumpkin. Have fun pulling out those slimy pumpkin guts. Sprint to 250 words while you scoop.
DRESS UP: You are ready to put on your costume. There were so many choices but you finally made a decision. If you chose…
A Superhero: complete a 5 minute word war.
A costume of the opposite sex: write 300 words in 10 minutes.
A Disney character: Sprint to the nearest 1000.
FIRST STOP: You are brave and head to a haunted house. While you wait in line and try and not look terrified roll a die and multiply it by 100. Write that many words.
STEP INSIDE: It’s very dark inside and you feel someone or something touch your shoulder. Before you can turn around to look you hear a shrieking scream. If it’s you that’s screaming do a 15 minute word war. If it’s not you screaming write at your own pace for 10 minutes.
RECOVERY: You survive and make it out alive. While you take a break and wait for your heartrate to return to normal take the last 3 numbers from the number of people on the site right now shown at the bottom and write that many words.
TRICK OR TREAT: Now you are ready for some candy. You grab your flashlight and head to the first house. Ring the doorbell and while you wait for some goodies write for 20 minutes. If you write 1000 or more words you receive your favorite candy. If you write 600-999 words you get a stick of gum. If you write 1-599 words you watch 5 pennies fall into your bag.
PARTY TIME: Time to party. You head to a friends for a costume party and some frightful food. You notice across the room that someone has the exact same costume on that you do. Write 500 words at your own pace while you figure out what would have been a better costume.
MOVIE TIME: You wind down the evening with your favorite scary movie. If you watch…
Halloween- do a 10 minute word war.
Paranormal Activity- roll a die and multiply the number by 50. Write that many words.
Saw- write to the nearest 1000.
LIGHTS OUT: You finish watching the movie credits. Then just as you turn off the TV and shut off the lights you hear a scratching at the front door. You wonder if it’s last minute trick-or-treats, or something worse. Too afraid to check you run to your bed and hide under the covers to wait for daylight. While you wait take one last look at the number of people online and write the same number of words as the last three digits of that number. Sleep tight!
Word crawl/Library Crawl

This is supposed to be a short crawl that can be done in one day, or even one session. I can't promise it contains anything new or fancy, but hopefully it will help you on your way to 50k.
Any feedback would be much appreciated!
Good Morning: Wait, they don't allow coffee in the library, do they? Sprint to 100 words while you gulp down the contents of your cup.
Exposé: There are shelves and shelves full of books. So many to choose from! Do a 10-minute Word War while you're browsing through them. 
Cover Art: This one looks intriguing. You leaf through to the last page to see how long it is. Take a random number between 350 and 800 and write as many words at your own pace.
 
Sideplots: Somehow your thoughts keep straying today. Focus by giving yourself a modified Three-Digit-Challenge: Look at the bottom of this page to find out how many people are online right now. Take the last three digits of that number and write as many words.
No Talking: The guy over there just can't stop blabbing, which is somewhat irritating. Interrupt your reading for a 5-minute Word War while you tell him to be quiet.
Plot Twist: You stare at the pages in disbelief. This revelation is impossible and somewhat upsetting. Convert your sudden burst of emotions into a furious sprint to 1000 words.
Denouement: This was intense. All that's left is to follow the story to its conclusion. There are only 25 pages left. Write as many sentences. 
The End: You slowly close the book and return it to the shelves, but the story still sticks with you for a while. You write for 20 minutes while you sort your thoughts, then it's time to go home because the library will close any minute.
Hope you enjoyed this!
Word crawl/Outfit Crawl

This is a word crawl to start your NaNo-ing for the day, based on what you’re wearing! Tally all up, and go.
“X words” means a flat rate. “X words/per” means X words per clothing item.
Hair/Head:
BASE of 50 words – that includes our bald friends too.
*If your hair is dyed: +25 words
*For each hair tie/ponytail/braid: +20 words/per
**Too many braids to count?: +100 words
*If you’ve used styling product: +50 words
*If you’re wearing headgear or headscarf/covering: +30 words
*If you have eyewear on your person (contacts, spectacles, sunglasses even if they're on your forehead): +30 words
*If you’re wearing makeup: +50 words
*If your nails are painted: +30 words
*If you have NOT combed your hair yet today: +150 words
*If you have NOT brushed your teeth yet today: +150 words
 
Outfits:
Skip the entire Clothing and Footwear section below if you’re in one of these outfits!
500 words if you’re wearing…
*Pyjamas - waking up or going to bed doesn’t matter,
*Swimwear, hospital scrubs, ski suit, costume/cosplay, onesie…
*Or any specialized or non-typical uniform.
…and sprint it before changing your clothes.
 
Clothing:
BASE of 50 words.
*For every layer of clothing you’re wearing: +20 words/per layer
*For each colour in your shirt/blouse/top: +10 words/per
**10+ colours or too many to count?: +100 words
*If you have a logo/print on your top: +25 words
*If you’re wearing a dress, overalls, caftan, sarong, sari, or similar combined top/bottom clothing: +50 words
*If you’re wearing denim: +30 words/per item of denim
 
Footwear:
BASE of 30 words.
*If toes are exposed in any way (barefoot, sandals/flip flops, peep-toe shoes...): +15 words
*Socks: +20 words
**Toe socks?: +10 more words
**If you have more than 3 colours in your socks: +30 more words
*Stockings/tights: +20 words
*Boots: +20 words
*Higher than ankle: +20 more words
 
Accessories:
*For every piercing: +10 words/per
*For rings: +10 words/per
*For all other kinds of jewellery: +30 words
*If you’re wearing something around your neck (scarf, tie, includes necklace): +30 words
*For a wristwatch: +25 words
*For gloves: +25 words
*For tattoos: +20 words/per, or 100 words total (if your tattoo is large and continuous)
 
Hope you enjoy it! Feedback and further ideas are appreciated. I’m hoping everyone will get between 200-1000 words out of it. The plan is for this to be a good warmup for starting your NaNo-ing for the day.
Word crawl/Phantom of the Opera Crawl

Overture: Intense Beginning! Sprint to 200 words to warm yourself up
Think of me: Your first big performance on stage singing! Sprint as fast as you can for your ten minute solo. Write as hard as you can!
Angel of Music: Word Goal! Hide no longer! Take the last digit of your word count, multiply by 100 and write to that.
Little Lottie: Take a two minute break to flirt with your childhood sweetheart
The Mirror: Uh oh! You’ve been found out. Sprint as fast as you can for 20 minutes while the Phantom angsts
The Phantom of the Opera: It’s time to be hypnotized.
If you wrote under 200 in the last round: Sprint for 25 minutes
If you wrote over 200 in the last round: Sprint for 20 minutes
If you wrote over 300 in the last round: Rest, then sprint for 15 minutes
The Music of the Night: Take a nice relaxing 3 minute break, then sprint to 100 words
I remember: Careful! Don’t remove the mask! Sprint for ten minutes
If you write under 400, you removed the mask, infuriating the Phantom! Sprint for twenty minutes while he rages
If you wrote 400 or more, he wasn’t that mad Take a five minute break
Magical Lasso: Keep your hand at the level of your eyes. Remind yourself it’s a first draft and sprint to 200 words
Prima Donna: You are a goddess. Break for ten minutes, motivate yourself, then once motivated, get back to it!
Poor Fool He Makes Me Laugh: Now that you’re back into it, sprint for fifteen minutes
If you write under 450 words, poor dear! You don't have to be a toad! Sprint another 15 minutes to redeem yourself
If you write over 450 words, congrats, you didn’t make TOO much of a fool of yourself. Rest for three minutes while you cry backstage, then write 200 words
All I ask of You: Sprint until you reach the next thousand. It’s all I ask of you.
All I ask of you Reprise: If you had to write over 500 in the last round, you’re not too crushed. You clutch your rose after the betrayal, and write 100 more words.
If you wrote under 500, then you are furious at the betrayal. Write for ten minutes
Masquerade: Don’t read what you write. Don’t backspace. Hide your writing behind a “mask” and waltz/sprint to 300 words
Wishing you Were Somehow Here Again: Reminisce. Take the last three digits of your word count and write that many
Wandering Child: Traipse around. Write 200 at your own pace
The Point of No Return: Round to the next thousand and write till you reach it. Once you’re there….you’re past the point of NO RETURN
Down Once More: Repeat. Write another thousand in this big final battle! Down once more to the word count ending in “00’s”
Learn to be Lonely (From the film): If you have energy left, write another five minutes then relax for an hour while you process.