MYO-4664: Sajjita

Sajjita works at an adventuring theme park called Bungeon Dungeon, in which the staff roleplays various characters to create entire simulated experiences for its visitors. The park itself is a sprawling property with outdoor and indoor zones.

According to Sajjita, it was initially built by ancient demon warlords, then abandoned after a few hellish wars, after which it fell into disrepair. The succubuns rediscovered it as part of the Burrowgatory's expansion efforts. But it wasn't until more recently that Sajjita and his crew of companions were crazy enough to claim the ruined property and try to make something of it. The gang is still struggling to improve the greenery in some places to make it feel like miniature forests on the surface world. And there's a bit of an imp infestation. But in general, they say they're living the dream!

While there are many park duties, Sajjita's favorite contributions include designing exhibits and events. He's quite the handy builder! And he and his companions have a blast getting to play with their customers. As far as roles, Sajjita's crew keeps assigning him to be things like the bad guy, the bad guy's henchman, or a vigilante hero. Mostly because he gets the most into character for stuff like that.

Customers are also issued optional rental costumes, fake weapons, and fake magic item props that contain tiny computer chips. Customers can use these various props to interact with different staged exhibit effects, such as using a "magic staff" (remote) to activate the room's smoke machine or flashing lights. There are even a few obviously holographic enemies that prop weapons can be used to fight. Unless people would rather fight the flesh and blood staff.

[ Park Attractions ]

There are plenty of side attractions like the Dragon Claw, Diving for McGuffins, Potion Tasting, Swapping Bottled Messages, or Hundred Hidden Doors Hunt. But the core activities are various narrarated experiences that are less like carnival games/ festivities and more like emersive live action role play experiences.

*Dragon Claw:  a contraption that is a giant version of one of those doll grabbing claw games, except it is meant for catching customers that want to take on the 5-15 minute obstacle course. Make it to the different check pounts without getting scooped by the "dragon" and you win shiny prizes from its hoard.

* Diving for McGuffins: This is a huge pool. With lots of underwater 'sunken ships and hidden caves'. Hidden down there in all sorts of ways are various knick-knacks and pretty bobbles. You can rent equipment to help you dive and explore. Or you can chill and play in the pool at your own pace. There's probably a snack bar. Just don't puke in the water, please.

* Potion Tasting: A mixed drink exhibit that lets you sample various beverages, from non alcoholic to alcoholic... Except things are presented in potion bottles. There are the nicely labeled safe ones as well as the 'surprise' ones. Taste at your own risk. But if you guess the ingrediants of what went into those, your prize is a free whole bottle of whatever flavor you want here and a meal to go with it.

* Hundred Hidden Doors Hunt: There are, in fact, 100 hidden doors of various sizes tucked around the park, containing tiny keys. Depending on how many keys a customer brings to a 'gatekeeper' at different shops around the park? They'll get access to additional gifts or entry into private exhibits.

* Dueling Theater: There is also the dueling theater, for people who want to either pretend to fight each other with prop weapons or actually fight each other, hah. Two different leagues. People who don't want to fight have seats to watch.

* Sculpture Garden: Employees dressed as living statues give customers sculpting tools and supplies. Anything they make can either go up for display for the next 3 days, be taken home, or used as target practice in a demolition game. Customer's choice.