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Word crawl/Pub Crawl

RULES
*You must take the pubs in order without skipping any.
*You don't have to post in the original thread but it's quite nice to do so!
*Have fun!
 
The Hound Arms
This Sherlock Holmes themed pub is very cozy but rather too full of drunken people shouting 'Elementary' for your tastes. Wanting to get on your way quickly, you start with a 5 Minute Word War.Links to the 5 Minute Word War thread in the Writing Prompts forum.
The Highwayman Tavern
This city-based bar is full of bankers shouting into their phones. Several look like they've just stepped out of the eighties. Not wanting to stick around you do a 15 Minute Word War.Links to the 15 Minute Word War thread in the Writing Prompts forum.
The Counselor
- This is far more your style. It's a gastro pub and you decide to stick around for some food. You take the time to do a 30 Minute Word War.Links to the 30 Minute Word War thread in the Writing Prompts forum.
Ugly Castle Inn
The Ugly Castle Inn is not a castle, but it is very ugly and slightly sticky. Fortunately it's also cheap. You make the most of the cheap booze with another 30 Minute Word War.
The Headless Woman
You are told that twelve ghosts haunt this building by the gleeful owner. You personally feel that this is no excuse for a lack of WiFi. However a ghostly figure in the corner of your eye gives you a great idea and you set off on a 1k Sprint.Links to the 1k thread in the Writing Prompts forum.
The Good Spectre
Oh no, this isn't very good. It's very noisy and - dear god - there's a kids' play area. You decide a short sharp burst of three digits is for the best. Links to the Three Digit Challenge in the Writing Prompts forum, where one writes to the three digits posted by the last poster.
Bitter Anchor Arms
This place is on the coast and in your seat by the window you can look out over the stormy sea. Plus they have the best ale EVER and an open fire. Loving the atmosphere you decide to stick around and do another 1k Sprint.
Gobbling Rat Tavern
This has an amazing band. It's wonderful what they can do with just three instruments and a kazoo! You stick around to listen for an hour by taking the Epic Music Writing Hour challenge.Links to the Epic Music Writing Hour thread in the Writing Prompts forum, in which people wrote for an hour to a Youtube playlist.
Undead Midwife Tavern
Oooh this place is spooky. Either that or they've forgotten to take down their Halloween decorations. Not wanting anyone to think you're chicken you stick it out for a ten minute word war.Links to the 10 Minute Word War thread in the Writing Prompts forum.
The Free Artisan Tavern
Oh this feels like home. They've got a massive bookcase, comfy chairs, and a roaring fire. On the walls are pictures of all your favourite authors and you hear a rumour of a first edition Harry Potter on the premises. Your journey is complete and you can relax here as long as you want. Starting with a 3k in one hour!Links to the 3k in one hour thread in the Writing Prompts forum.
Word crawl/Pub Crawl for the Time Crunch

Dragon's Breath Inn: This place lives up to its name; it smells, the owner is determined to take all of the gold from you he can, and it's at least 100 degrees F. 5 minute Word War.
Captain's Daughter: This place is more reasonably priced. Stick around for a 10 minute Word War.
A bar brawl breaks out and you leave before the constable arrives. Sprint to the nearest thousand.
Salty Frog Tavern: There might actually be a few frogs living in here, given the state of the roof and the rain pouring in through the gaping hole in the rafters. 5 minute Word War to get out of there as fast as possible.
The Happy Leopard Pub: You can see why someone would want to stick around here! 15 minute Word War.
The Young Fletcher: A little too buzzed after your last experience, you stumble into this Robin-Hood themed bar where you foolishly agree to see who can shoot an apple off your head. Three digits to escape unscathed.
The Broad Minotaur: Settle in here for a monster-sized meal. 10 minute word war.
The Healthy Wizard Tavern: You have no idea who decided that it was a good idea to mix health food with a bar, but the bartender insists that you do a thousand word sprint to work off your gut before he'll serve you anything.
The Bloated Goat: This pub's name is the most accurate description of how you feel. Slog your way through a 5 minute word war.
Word crawl/Quota for the Day Mini Crawl

Let’s start this off nice and easy! Try to write at least 200 words in 10 minutes.
That was simple, right? Okay, time to give yourself a real challenge. Sprint 500 words as fast as you can.
You’re getting the hang of this. Cool down with a short 250 word sprint.
Don’t let yourself get lenient now. Take a deep breath and do a Fifty Headed Hydra. If you fail, do the remainder of the word count in 10 minutes. Failing that, do a 200 word forfeit.
Sprint to the finish line. Write to the nearest 1000 words. If it is less than 500 words, do the Three Digit Challenge. If that’s still not enough, do a 10 minute word war.
Word crawl/Random Number Generator Crawl

Soooo... Feeling lucky? :D How much you'll end up writing for this crawl will depend a *lot* on a random number generator. Depending on how quickly you write and how (un)lucky you are, this may take a while! (If you're looking for a random number generator, here it is: https://www.random.org/)
 
To start you off, generate a number between 1 and 20. That is the number of minutes you'll have to sprint. How many times? We'll see.
If your number was between 1 and 5, generate a number between 1 and 50.
If it's between 5 and 15, generate a number between 1 and 25.
If it's between 15 and 20, I'll be nice. Ish. Generate a number between 1 and 10.
Next up, go to the word wars, prompts and sprints forum. Generate a number between 1 and, depending on your settings, the highest page number. (so an example: if the forum has 7 pages, set it between 1 and 7). Go to that page, then generate a number between 1 and the number of threads you have listed. Do the challenge you land on. (If you land on a crawl, you get to re-roll if you wish!) 
Then, generate a number between 1 and 50. Do that many 100 word sprints.
Next, generate a number between 1 and 30. That is your number of 1 minute sprints. Then, generate a number between 1 and whatever wpm you're comfortable with (NOT your top speed unless you want to have a really hard time!). The number you land on is your goal for the sprints. If you fail to get to it, keep trying! Keep going until you have your number of sprints at or over your goal.
Next, generate a number between 5 and 60. Attempt to write 1000 words in that number of minutes. If you fail, retry three times before moving on.
Generate a number between 1 and 5. Write that many thousand words.
Generate a number between 1 and 1000 and attempt to write that much in under 20 minutes. If you fail, finish at your own pace.
As a last step, Generate a number between 1 and 10,000. Write that many words in however long it takes you!
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BONUS ROUND! (Do any or all of these as you wish!)
Write 100 words. Then, roll a 6-sided die (or generate a number between 1 and 6). If it's a 6, move on to the next step. If it's not a 6, write 200 words. Then roll again. continue using the same rules (keep adding 100 words on top of the goal) until you either roll a 6, or have to write 3000 words because the random number generator or die is just that rude to you. (it made me go up to 2400 once >_>)
Generate a number between 1 and 100. Do that many song sprints.
Word crawl/Roll 3 dice Challenge

This is a fairly simple challenge, with a little bit of math.
Roll a 10-sided die and write the number down.
Roll a 2nd 10-sided die, multiply the number by 10, and add to the first number.
Roll a 3rd 10-sided die, mulitply by 100, and add to the running total
The total is how many words you now have to write.
Enjoy!
Word crawl/SMB Crawl

Basically the idea behind Super Mario Bros Sprints is to take a level from Super Mario Bros 1 and do each stage, taking out the dash and multiplying it by ten. You can do all of them for a long crawl or just one or two for a series of sprints. 
Level 1:
*1-1: 110 words
*1-2: 120 words
*1-3: 130 words
*1-4: 140 words
Level 2:
*2-1: 210 words
*2-2: 220 words
*2-3: 230 words
*2-4: 240 words
Level 3:
*3-1: 310 words
*3-2: 320 words
*3-3: 330 words
*3-4: 340 words
Level 4:
*4-1: 410 words
*4-2: 420 words
*4-3: 430 words
*4-4: 440 words
Level 5:
*5-1: 510 words
*5-2: 520 words
*5-3: 530 words
*5-4: 540 words
Level 6:
*6-1: 610 words
*6-2: 620 words
*6-3: 630 words
*6-4: 640 words
Level 7
*7-1: 710 words
*7-2: 720 words
*7-3: 730 words
*7-4: 740 words
Level 8:
*8-1: 810 words
*8-2: 820 words
*8-3: 830 words
*8-4: 840 words
Have fun saving the Mushroom Kingdom while you crank out some rad word counts!
Word crawl/Shots Crawl

The pub crawl for when you haven't got hours to dedicate to your writing today and you're looking for something cheap, quick and easy! We always recommend pacing yourself and drinking responsibly, but that's not what you're here for, are you?
Based on previous Pub Crawls here and here, which are far more likely to get you some hefty word counts. We only guarantee that you'll regret this in the morning, if you can remember it at all.
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The Gatecrasher: You've done it again haven't you? You've arrived late to the party, which is already in full swing. Alcohol is flowing freely, and it's no place to be stone cold sober. You have quite a bit of catching up to do if you want to get on this level of intoxication, better do some quick shots with three consecutive 5 minute word wars!
Awkward Small Talk: Those shots haven't really hit you yet, and worse still you run into someone whose name you don't quite remember. They seem to remember you pretty well though. Get out of there quickly with a sprint to 100 words.
Party Trick: You're starting to feel the buzz now, and people are chanting your name. You boasted that you could balance that bottle on your nose for a whole minute, now it's time to deliver! Impress the crowd with your party trick and double your count for the Party Crawl.
On The Dance Floor: That beat is irresistible, and impossible to ignore. No really, that sort of noise has to be breaking any number of noise regulations. Show off your moves and disregard for your eardrums as you sprint to the end of your current song.
Sucker Punch: Dancing like that has worked up quite a sweat. Take a breather and relax by the punch bowl. It's supposed to be spiked, but you can't taste anything worth drinking. Time to scull that drink and sprint to the nearest thousand.
Numbers Exchange: Your dancing has attracted an admirer. Chat them up and get their number. Do the 3 digit challenge.
Bottoms Up: Jelly shots are being passed around, and it's time to drink up. You should probably slow down, but that's only your common sense talking. Do a 15 minute word war, then look for something harder.
Blackout: You've given up on cups altogether and are taking swigs straight from the bottle at the encouragement of fellow party goers. You're not drunk, they're just blurry. Sprint to 1K.
The Morning After: You wake up on the floor on something unidentifiable and sticky. You aren't quite sure where you put your shoes, or whose pants they are. Your head is throbbing as you try to piece your night together and sprint (or limp) to the end of your scene.
Word crawl/Six the Musical Word Crawl

Note: This is a simple-ish word crawl with some harder bits. Credit to Lucy Moss and Toby Marlow for writing Six.
Ex-Wives: Listen up, let me tell you a story! A story that you think you've heard before. Write 200 words as the queens picked up a pen and a microphone (aka paper)
No Way: You know she never said a word, but you do know that you'll write 240 words!
Don't Lose Ur Head: What were you meant to do? I don't know, maybe to write 300 words!
Heart of Stone: Can I build you up? Can I tear you down? With a Fifty-Headed Hydra!
Haus of Holbein: Ignore the fear and you'll be fine! Write 1000 words as you're being painted around the world.
Get Down: I'm the queen of the castle! And I want you to write 800 words as you want King Henry VII to see that you are like your profile picture.
All You Wanna Do: All you wanna do is write 1000 words in 30 minutes as we agree I'm the ten amongst these threes.
I Don't Need Your Love: How did you become the one to survive? Maybe because you said you would write 1200 words?
Six: Finish off with 600 words!
Word crawl/Thanksgiving Day Crawl

1. Time to wake up and watch the parade! Play it (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTpvVZHvwSA) in the background and write until the end of the video.
2. Now it's time to cook, but we should start with a clean kitchen. Write to the nearest 1000 in your overall word count just to tidy things up.
3. First we should put in the turkey because that's going to take the longest to cook. One hour word sprint!
4. And let's start preparing some sides! 5 minute word sprints for each side you would like to include: mash potatoes, biscuits, string beans, yams, carrots.
5. Right about now the guests will start arriving. Go to http://nanowrimo.org/forums/word-wars-prompts-sprints page and look down where it says "There are currently # users online." Since NaNoWriMo is one big happy family, the last three digits are how many guests have shown up. You weren't expecting so many to show up, but you invite them all in and write one word for each guest.
6. The conversation at dinner is lively and entertaining. So many people asking so many getting to know you type questions. Go to the Getting To Know Your Character and complete the most recent post in that thread.
7. People are starting to leave after the wonderful meal, but like any holiday it takes a while to get out the door. 30 minute word sprint!
8. Ah, now everything is done, the party went splendidly, the food was delicious and now all you're left with is the turkey coma and lots and lots of leftovers. Write until the end of the scene you're working on to finish up those leftovers.
Word crawl/UPC Crawl

Choose any book you want. On the back (usually) find the UPC bar code. Under the bar code, there are two (2) sets of six (6) numbers each. Add each digit in each set. Then multiply both sums together to get your word goal for the crawl. 
For instance:
Minecraft Essential Handbook's UPC code is: 780545 823265
Add 7+8+0+5+4+5, get a total of 29.
Add 8+2+3+2+6+5, get a total of 26.
Multiply 29 * 26, product of 754.
Your word goal is 754 words.
Word crawl/Wicked Crawl

No One Mourns the Wicked: Warm up with an intense 10 minute sprint. No editing or tweaking or backspacing. No one mourns the typos
Dear Old Shiz: Reflect on the past by doubling however much you wrote in the last 10 min sprint
The Wizard and I: Prepare for insanity. Sprint to 300 words as your luggage is packed
What is This Feeling? You’re getting places! Do not loathe this draft. Keep going. Sprint for twenty minutes
If you write under 300 words, you and your roommate HATE each other. Sprint another ten
If you write over 300, congrats, you and your roommate don’t hate each other TOO much. Sprint to 200 words
Something Bad: Oh dear. Do you stay and help Doctor Dillamond? It all depends if your count ends with even or odd
Even: Yes: Sprint for ten minutes
Odd: No: Sprint for twenty
Dancing Through Life: Life is good. Write 200 at your own pace, then go to a crazy dance club!
Do you invent a new dance move? If so, write for ten minutes
Do you kiss fiyero in the corner? Totally! Write to 300
Do you show up in the WORST hat? Flaunt it! Roll a die and multiply by ten, write to that amount
Do you sit in your chair waiting for a cute munchkin to dance with you? Poor dear. Spend the time writing for 15 minutes
Did you do all of the above??? Whoa! Social media break to tell about all that stuff!
Popular: How did the last round go? Let’s get even better! Epic ballgown in…three…two…one. It’s midnight, write for twelve minutes
I’m Not That Girl: That last digit on your word count? That is not your digit. Multiply it by 100 and write that amount
One Short Day: It’s a ten minute short word sprint, but write as FAST AS YOU CAN
Over 300? Yeah! You visited the wizard and rocked that green spiral hat. Rest for five.
Under 300? It’s okay. You tripped meeting the wizard, but it’ll be fine after you write 300
A Sentimental Man: Get Sentimental! Go to your first sentence, count the amount of words, multiply by ten and then write to that number
Defying Gravity: Defy expectations, defy that goal. Write to the next thousand.
Thank Goodness: Thank goodness that’s over. Rest for ten. Write for ten. Keep track of how much you write in this round
Wonderful: Trickery! It’s all been trickery! Double what you wrote during “Thank goodness”
I’m Not That Girl Reprise: Was that tiring? Sorry. Relax for five, then cry over loss of loved ones while you write 150 words
As Long as Your Mine: Your word count is YOURS to achieve. Write 500 in 25 minutes!
If failed: Poo! You didn’t have enough time to spend time with Fiyero and your duet was INTERUPTED. Write another 500
No Good Deed: Writing is nasty nasty. Sprint for 25 minutes but NO BACKSPACING OR CORRECTING. No good typo goes corrected.
March of the Witch Hunters: Laziness must be PUNISHED. Round to the next thousand.
For Good: Go motivate a friend. Write 250
Finale: Is this it? Pick your favorite from this crawl and redo it. Rest for a good long while.
Word sprint tool

A word sprint tool is a tool that times word sprints. In the general sense, anything that can keep track of time can be a word sprint tool: a phone alarm, a manual clock, a friend counting the seconds in the next room and yelling when the sprint ends.
On the NaNoWriMo website, a word sprint tool is an online timer that times sprints. There are two options for running sprints with the NaNo website's sprint tool: personal sprints and group sprints.
==Personal Sprint Tool==
The personal sprint tool provides an on-site timer for a Wrimo to run a sprint on their own. Options are available to select the length of the sprint, to start the sprint, and to mute the start and stop audio.
There is also a dare generator at the bottom of the personal sprint tool. Clicking "Dare Me" makes an optional prompt appear below the button.
If needed, you may pause or stop the sprint after starting it.
There is no history of personal sprints in the word sprint tool area, so keep your own records if you wish to preserve your totals.
==Group Sprint Tool==
The group sprint tool provides an easy way to sprint with friends and report their totals.
If there are any public sprints available (that is, active sprints that one of your writing buddies has created and chosen to make public), they will display on this page. Wrimos viewing the sprints page may choose to join any of those sprints or to create their own. If you are logged in while viewing this page, the group sprint page also shows past group sprints that you have participated in, with links to the results.
When joining an existing sprint, you can see the other sprinters' profiles, as well as their word count written during the sprint if they choose to share it afterward.
===Creating a Group Sprint===
Wrimos may create a group sprint by visiting the group sprint area and clicking "Start Group Sprint". Then they may enter options such as the time and date to start the sprint, the length of the sprint, an optional description or dare, and the option to make the sprint public to all your writing buddies. If this option is not selected, then the sprint is open only to people who receive the URL created for the sprint, which you must pass on to them directly.
After entering your sprint settings and clicking on "Create Group Sprint", the countdown to the sprint beginning shows, along a URL you can pass on to other participants. Anyone with this URL can join your sprint, writing buddy or not, so share it wisely.
Once you’ve created a group word sprint, you won’t be able to edit or delete it (but you can leave the sprint). Set your options carefully, particularly the option to make a sprint public for others to join. 
After completing a group sprint, you may enter the total number of words you wrote during that sprint and compare your number to those of other sprinters. This page, along with the final results of other past group sprints, continues to be accessible in your main Group Sprints area.
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Wordcrawl/beachvacation

5:00 AM-6:00 AM- Your eyes widen when you wake up to your alarm- It's time to go on vacation! Even though nobody is up, you start packing anyway. You want to leave as soon as possible. Sprint 500 words while you wait for someone to wake up.
6:00 AM-1:00 PM- You load your luggage into the car, excited to be leaving, but not looking forward to the 7 hour drive ahead of you. You get bored in the car, so you decide to write. Do a 10 minute word sprint.
1:15 PM-1:30 PM- You finally pull in the driveway, and roll down your window so you can hear the sounds of the ocean. You're super tired of sitting, so you run around on the beach for 15 minutes. Do a Fifty Headed Hydra as you let all your energy out.
1:30 PM-1:35 PM- Geez, running around took a lot of energy! Take a 5 minute break.
1:35 PM-6:00 PM- After your break, you put on your shoes, your bating suit, and your sunglasses and go out to the beach! It's hot, but the water feels perfect. Do a 10 minute word war while you get into a sand castle competition with your brother.
6:00 PM-7:00 PM- The heat starts to get to you, so you go inside and call your friends. The rest of your family comes in about 30 minutes later, and you decide to play a board game with them. Roll two dice, add the numbers together, and multiply your total by 10. Sprint that many words.
7:15 PM-7:45 PM- Dinner time! But you get caught with your elbows on the table-- Write 100 words as you stand in the corner.
8:30 PM- You start to feel drowsy, so you go to bed. Write an easy 50 words to end off your day.
12:00 AM- You decided to stay up and play on your phone, but your mom comes in and catches you! You and your mom get into an argument. WIN a 20 minute word war to win the argument and not get your phone taken away.