Symbolitron
Need a story idea with symbolism? This is the place to come! Plots, stories, and concepts related to all sorts of symbolic possibilites are waiting for you!
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The action-packed story where the major 'plot devices' map to the three dimensions (height-width-depth).
The allegorical story about angels where the characters map to the four elementals (salamanders-sylphs-undines-gnomes).
The comedic story where the character evolution maps to the Ten Commandments.
The dark story about villains where the characters map to the trinity of past-present-future.
The dramatic story where different styles of martial arts map to the eighteen Bronze Monks of Shaolin from Chinese legend.
The dramatic story where the major plot twists map to Japanese Gods.
The light-hearted slice-of-life story where the character evolution maps to the Five Pillars of Islam.
The light-hearted story about slaves where the characters map to the twenty-two paths of the Kabbalah.
The light-hearted story where the professions map to The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism.
The light-hearted story where the professions map to the three primary colors (red-yellow-blue).
The philosophical story where the planets map to the nine circles of heaven in the Divine Comedy: Paradiso.
The puzzle/mystery story where each challenge maps to the Archangels of the Four Corners (Michael-Raphael-Gabriel-Uriel).
The road trip story where each destination maps to the five tastes (sweet-salty-sour-bitter-savory).
The satirical story where the professions map to creatures of Norse mythology.
The slice-of-life story taking place in a building where the floors map to the four suits of Tarot Cards (disks-cups-swords-rods).
The story about acrobats where the characters map to the eighteen chapters of the Bhagavad-Gita.
The story about bodyguards where the main character moods map to the thirteen guests at the Last Supper.
The story about treasure-hunters where the major plot twists map to the animus and anima of Jungian psychology.
The story about wanderers where the chapters map to Japanese Gods.
The story set in a world where the crimes recognized by the legal system map to the seven basic literary plots.
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