Word crawl/Zootopia Crawl

1. You’re a little bunny with big dreams – becoming Zootopia’s first rabbit police officer. Your family’s rooting for you, but they’re a bit worried, too. Go to the write a word for every post thread and write a word for each of your bunny brothers and sisters who commented before you.
2. If you want to be a police officer, you have to graduate first. Time to hit the books! Find the book nearest you and do a UPC challenge. (If you don’t have a book handy, randomly generate 12 digits and use those.)
3. Looks like all that studying has paid off! You’ve graduated at the top of your class and have been assigned to the center of Zootopia. Write for 10 minutes as you say goodbye to your family and friends.
4. Welcome to the big city! New sights, new sounds … new music. Of course you want to try everything. Visit the Take a Song; Leave a Song thread, take the most recent song, and write for the length of the song. Be sure to leave a song in return for the next person.
5. The good news: It’s your first day on the job. The bad news … You’ve been assigned parking duty. But don’t let that get you down! Of course you can write 200 tickets words before noon.
6. Meet Nick Wilde, a sweet father fox doting on his adorable elephant-loving son … just kidding. He’s a fast-talking popsicle hustler with a rather disillusioned view of Zootopia’s anyone-can-be-anything mantra. Do a draw 5 challenge as you draw the short end of the stick and end up stuck in wet cement.
7. You are a real cop. You are a real cop. You are a real cop. Randomly generate a number between 10 and 20 and sprint for that many minutes as you chase after a rascally weasel who’s stolen some onions midnicampum holicithias.
8. Chief Bogo isn’t pleased with your weasel-catching. Now you have forty-eight hours to find a missing otter, or you have to resign. Write 480 words – ten words for each hour you have left.
9. Unfortunately, the case file on the missing otter is rather sparse, but you trick Nick into helping you fill in some of the gaps. Go the the write this many words if… thread and complete the applicable challenges on the most recent post as the two of you interview witnesses.
10. What do you call a three-humped camel? Pregnant! Visit the word-eater’s dungeon as a trip to the DMV eats up the rest of the day.
11. Your investigation leads you to Mr. Big, Tundratown’s most feared crime boss … who also happens to be a shrew. Do a three-digit challenge to talk your way out of being iced.
12. It turns out predators aren’t just going missing; they’re going savage. Sprint to the nearest thousand as you outrun Mr. Manchas.
13. Chief Bogo doesn’t buy your story about the savage jaguar, but Nick stands up for you. Write 400 words as the two of you have a heart-to-heart. Never let them see that they get to you.
14. Luckily, you have a friend at City Hall who can help you track the timberwolves who took Mr. Manchas. Write for 14 minutes as you follow them and sneak into their hideout, where Mayor Lionheart is trying to discover what is making the 14 missing predators go savage.
15. You’ve found the missing predators! You’re a hero! Sprint for 5 minutes as you sum up the situation in a press conference and answer the reporters’ questions with your own question and then answer that question … and accidentally alienate Nick by implying that only predators could go savage.
16. Unfortunately, no one knows yet why the predators are going savage. Attempt a Fifty Headed Hydra as fear spreads through Zootopia and the tension between predators and prey continues to grow.
17. Mayor Bellwether offers you a promotion, but you turn it down and head home filled with guilt over the role you’ve played. Roll 3 dice and write that many words as a chance remark about nighthowlers sparks an epiphany about what’s causing the predators to go savage: flowers! (If you don't have 10-sided dice, you can find some virtual ones here.)
18. You head back to Zootopia to share your insight. Write twice as many words as you wrote in step 15 as you apologize to Nick for your careless words.
19. You and Nick are back on the case, tracking the nighthowlers that the weasel stole. The clues lead you to a train station, where you discover a ram who’s been darting predators. Write 3% of the words you’ve written so far in this crawl as you hijack the train and prepare to deliver your evidence to the ZPD.
20. The train crashes, and you have to take a shortcut through the Natural History Museum, where you find Mayor Bellweather waiting for you. Roll a die and write that many hundred words as you put the pieces together and realize she’s the mastermind behind the attacks.
21. Mayor Bellwether darts Nick in an attempt to frame him for your death … but the pair of you were one step ahead of her. Write to the nearest palindrome (the nearest number that’s the same backwards as forwards) as you trick her with her own words. It’s called a hustle, sweetheart.
22. Mayor Bellwether is arrested. Doctors find an antidote for the nighthowlers. Nick joins the ZPD. And everyone has learned a valuable lesson or two. Wrap everything up by scrolling to the bottom of the forums page and finding the number of users online. Take the last three digits and write that many words. Change starts with all of us.