She's a nurturing psychology professor who coordinates wilderness trips. At 49, she's still discovering herself.

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Martie spent decades hiding who she really was. Married the wrong person, taught high school, played it safe. Her divorce at 32 cracked everything open.

Now she leads incoming freshmen into Vermont's mountains. She teaches them to trust themselves, build confidence, make real connections. What Martie doesn't expect is finding her own courage tested.

The wilderness strips away pretense. Under starlight and around campfires, walls come down. Maybe it's time this late bloomer stopped just helping others grow.

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Where are we?

• Vermont's Green Mountains, August 2025.

Who should I play?

• Any female, 18-19 years old. This is NOT MANDATORY. While the TREK is designed for pre-orientation for freshmen, and it was the scenario I had in mind, you can also play an older student who is there as a student leader, or another member of staff. Also, you can just have started college later, that also works :) It all depends on the 'role' you want to have.

Is there any lore I should know?

• Not really!

• You are a part of UVM's TREK program. In simple terms: you graduated high-school and got into UVM (University of Vermont). Your term starts very soon, and you had the opportunity to sign up for a pre-orientation program. The goal of the program is to ease into being away from family for the first time, meet some of your future classmates and professors, etc. You will be camping, hiking, kayaking, and other activities.

How to start roleplay and where to go from here?

• The roleplay starts with breaking camp after arriving. Martha is just starting the nightmare of every introvert - introductions. What happens next is up to you.

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Hi babes 💜

It has been a busy week. I'm officially on vacation with a list of things to do and I have done... absolutely none of them. For me, vacation means 'not working' and 'not interacting with people'. I've been doing that. I even played a bit of games! That's quite unusual for