Lastly, there are several jumps known as End Jumps which, when completed, provide a Jumper with a Magic: the Gathering Old Planeswalker Spark that unlocks all restrictions on a Jumper's power which was limited during his or her chain. The Body Mod and Warehouse were originally gained after the first jump was completed, but a common house rule is to provide them at the start of the chain. The two most common Warehouses are Quicksilver's Cosmic Warehouse and the Personal Reality Supplement by SJ-Chan and Sonic0704, though again, there are other house rules and variant Warehouses available. The Warehouse gives a Jumper an extradimensional space to store all the items and Companions gained over the course of jumping. The two most common Body Mods are Quicksilver's Body Mod and the SpaceBattles Body Mod by Insertrandomnickname and TangledLion, though there are other house rules and variants which provide a variety of options. The Body Mod allows a Jumper to make small tweaks or dramatic alterations to his or her physiology and acts as a baseline when the Jumper would otherwise lose all other powers due to a drawback or gauntlet. Two of the most common supplements are the Body Mod and the Warehouse. Jumpchain has gained several supplements over the years which add to the basic Jumpchain experience. If regular Jumpchain seems too easy, then there are several optional Challenges (tracked by Anaja) which you can take on as part of the experience (often with additional rewards). After filling out a build with the instructions in the jumpdoc and determining what happens to the Jumper, the Jumper can choose to Go Home, Stay There, or (the most common) Move On to another jump. However, any jump can potentially be taken as a first jump. Pokémon Trainer, the original Jumpchain jump), while a newer jump which can only be taken as a first jump is the fittingly-named Generic First Jump, written by Ursine. The traditional first jump was Quicksilver's Pokémon jump (a.k.a. It is fine to discuss their jumps within this thread, with the caveat that the relevant rules of SpaceBattles (especially those relating to NSFW material) must still be followed. They have their own sets of jumps and community standards.

There are other communities who also discuss Jumpchain, such as /tg, Reddit's /r/JumpChain, and Questionable Questing. When posting in this thread, keep that in mind so that discussions and friendly arguments don't turn into bitterness and fighting. Anaja curates a list of stories and snippets, and Sonic0704 currently runs the 2021 Daily Challenge which has Jumpers traveling to randomly-selected jumps each day while their authors write snippets describing interesting things which happened during the jump.Ī community: Whether it is developing sample and first-jump builds (tracked by Velk), analyzing drawbacks (tracked by Record the Recording), theory-crafting about how to survive in dangerous settings or thrive in gauntlets (tracked by Songless), writing Jumpchain stories, or creating new jumpdocs, we are all here to have fun in our own ways.

Similarly, one can create a new jumpdoc to allow others to visit new settings.Ī story prompt: Some people choose to use the selections made in a jump as the launching board for writing Jumpchain-related fiction. In its simplest form, Jumpchain can be treated like a series of CYOAs: make selections, choose the Jumper's next jump, and repeat. While most CYOAs were and are self-contained, Jumpchain's central premise is that the Jumper continues from one setting to another, gaining perks and powers, items and Companions, and growing more powerful over time. A game: Jumpchain was created in 2014 by Quicksilver as an offshoot of Choose-Your-Own-Adventure (CYOA) prompts on 4chan's /tg.

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