Jumpchain Documents List (Contains Spoilers)

Hello friends! My name is Luciano and I am the author of this story. If you want to know more about jumpchains and get more involved with the meta aspects of this story this is the chapter for you.

For those of you who don't know what Jumpchains are, they are a special brand of Choose Your Own Adventure that involves hopping from fictional setting to fictional setting while steadily accruing powers, allies, and skills.

In order to acquire the aforementioned powers, allies, and skills, a "Jumper", that is the person who is going into the fictional settings, gets to see and select powers, allies, and skills and select them from a "Jump Document" and purchase them in advance of the time they spend in the setting. Usually this time is ten years, but this amount of time can vary from jump to jump and the jumper can usually opt to spend more time in the setting than that if they purchase the right perks or drawbacks (disadvantages they can opt to saddle themselves with, in exchange for more points to buy fun stuff).

This is a jumpchain story. There will be a large number of fictional settings the protagonist eventually visits, and a large number of powers, skills, and items he eventually acquires. In order to help the audience gain a more meta-view of at least the powers, items, and skills section of the story I have created a document on Google Docs which helps showcase that side of the story. I will attach a link to it in the comments section of this chapter.

It's worth noting that this jumper has been "Front-loaded", or given access to items and perks without having to visit some settings, with a list of fun jump stuff. If you click on the link in the comments section you will get to see that, so if you don't like spoilers maybe wait until you're all caught up with the story or avoid clicking on the link altogether.

That said, if you happen to like the story and want to support the author give it a click. It has links to ways you can send me some financial support which is always appreciated. I am a disabled author and I write for a living so money is always tight.