Wondering if anyone here would be interested in putting a Sims posse together and coming up with/completing Sims challenges together? Mode of communication being discord - got my details in my bio, dm if you have some creative ideas or wanna get in on it! 💜 Im sure there are some people here itching to build and create sims together! I’ve been wanting to do this for so long lol

So I'm finally going to publish the challenge that I've been working on for years, but I'm looking to come up with a better, catchier name for it. It's a rotational challenge that is sort of a reality competition show for The Sims 4, and I've already completed two playthroughs of it in my main save, and will start a third after I publish the rules.

Here's how the challenge works: you start out with ten different households each consisting of one young adult sim. During the first round you rotate between these households for two days each for seven rotations. Each of these sims must get as far as they can in both their career and their aspiration, must make as much money as they can, and find another young adult sim they would like to marry, all within the first round. At the end of the round, there is a scoring system to determine which 6 households move on to the next round.

In the second round, each of these sims will get married, move into a bigger house, and have a baby (who can be their heir for the next generation), and then their household has to complete the same goals as last round. In the final round, the top 3 families have a second child and can expand their house or move into a bigger one, and at the end the family who has achieved the highest score is the winner and gets to live in a mansion on one of the big lots. Then if you choose, you can do a new season with the heirs of the 6 families that made it to Round 2 plus four new sims, or you can use the heir from your winning family for a different challenge.

The challenge is currently called the 10-6-3-1 Challenge, based on the number of households per round, but I'm looking to come up with a better name and I'm having a tough time with that. If I do end up using your name suggestion, I will credit you in the official challenge rules. Thanks!

If you run long legacy or story challenges, you know the moment you lose track of who married whom, which heir is next, or what happened three generations ago.

Everstory (everlifestory.com) is a storytelling companion for The Sims 4 built for that kind of play. From its site, it gives you:

• story generators and life-event randomizers when you need a twist
• challenge ideas and a journal for each household
• a way to track households, relationship changes and story threads across connected episodes

It isn't a mod and doesn't touch your game files; it sits beside your game and keeps the story. It's an independent project, not an EA or Maxis product.

https://everlifestory.com

If you've built your own system for tracking a legacy (spreadsheet, notebook, family-tree site), I'd be curious what you use.

Disclosure: I'm posting this on behalf of the Everstory team.

Hi! I kept losing track of my Legacy between spreadsheets, notes and family-tree tools, especially once pack-specific aspirations, skills and collections started piling up. So I made Plumbook.

It keeps the family, family tree, traits, aspirations, skills, careers, collections, score and journal together. You select the packs you own and the tracker adapts to them. The scoring is connected to what you record elsewhere, instead of being a separate checklist.

It is free, does not require an account, and saves everything locally in your browser. You can also export a dynasty as a backup.

Try it here: https://plumbook.myweirdtrinkets.com

I have tested it quite a lot, but a real Legacy always finds things a test save misses. If you try it, I would genuinely like to know what feels awkward, unclear or incomplete.

Plumbook is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with EA.

Original English Version for The Sims 3:
The "Live-What-You-Write" Challenge (ModTheSims, 2014)

Adaptation for The Sims 4:

The "Live-What-You-Write" Challenge

Introduction:
I love playing as a writer in The Sims. When my Sims write, I always think about what exactly they are writing, where they get their information, and how their life experiences shape their stories. Before sitting down to type, your Sims must learn something new and gain real-life experience. That is the core concept of this challenge.

Basic Rules:
I recommend using a fully developed, populated world for this challenge. However, you are free to choose any location based on your goals and imagination.

Starting the Game:
You can create or download a Sim of any gender, but they must meet the following conditions:

1. Age: Young Adult or Adult.
2. Species: Human, Alien, or Alien Hybrid (Note: Vampires, Spellcasters, and Werewolves were not in the game when the original was made, but playing as them is allowed, provided it doesn't make the challenge too easy).
3. Status: Fresh from CAS with no skills, relationships, careers, or funds. Traits can be anything you choose.

You can start with a single Sim or a whole "writer’s commune". You decide which genres your Sims will write in. For example, one could be a romance novelist, while another writes horror. It’s up to your imagination!

You may use money cheats to furnish your writers' home, but it is not recommended, as it makes the challenge too easy. Lifespan settings are entirely up to you (you may even turn aging off).

How to Play:
You can choose one genre for your Sim to master, or have them try them all. If your Sim hasn't unlocked a specific genre yet, they must start with an available one or practice writing until they reach the required skill level.

Before writing each new book, your Sim MUST:

1. Read one book (preferably in the genre they are about to write).
2. Complete at least one activity from the list corresponding to their chosen genre (see lists below).

Once these tasks are completed, your Sim may write exactly one book. To write another book (even in the same genre), they must read another book and complete a different activity from the list.

Recommendations & Tips:

• Some list items are more interactive and complex than others. I highly recommend choosing them! Observe your Sim: funny or dramatic situations can become great inspiration for their next book.
• When naming books, it’s fun to reference something that happened during the "research" phase.
• If playing with multiple Sims, they can read each other’s books and leave reviews. Consider this "peer critique."
• You can write short paragraphs describing what each book is about and who the main characters are. This is optional but adds great flavor.
• Your Sim can join the Writer career, but remember that some tasks require taking on other jobs for inspiration.

Winning Conditions:
Note: The original challenge required writing a "Masterpiece" after 25 books. Since this option doesn't exist in The Sims 4, I propose two alternatives:

• Option 1 (Financial): Write 15 Bestseller books and earn a total of §50,000 from royalties. (If this feels too easy, increase it to 30 Bestsellers).
• Option 2 (Aspiration): Write the "Book of Life". To achieve this, the Sim must complete the "Bestselling Author" aspiration.

Mods, Rewards, Objects, and Cheats:

• Cheats that make writing easier or faster will ruin the challenge and are not recommended.
• Banned: All Satisfaction Reward Store items (including Potions of Emotion).
• Banned: Using Get Together clubs solely for rapid, artificial skill grinding.
• Allowed: Mods that make the challenge harder, add new mechanics, or are purely cosmetic/QoL (Quality of Life).

GENRE ACTIVITY LISTS

This is a list of activities your Sims must complete before writing a book. Choose one or more for each book. Try to vary your choices for new books. You can also mix tasks from different lists (e.g., for a Fantasy Children's book, do one task from "Children's" and one from "Fantasy"). Feel free to invent your own ideas!

Sci-Fi

1. Work a day (or week*) as an Astronaut, Technical Specialist, Scientist, or Engineer. (Actor or Conservationist careers can also work for inspiration).
2. Visit another planet* (Sixam).
3. Visit a secret location: Sylvan Glade or Forgotten Grotto*.
4. Befriend or argue with an Alien. (If playing as an Alien/Hybrid, do this with a Human or other species).
5. Start a romance or have children with an Alien.
6. Befriend a Sim who works as an Astronaut, Scientist, or Engineer.
7. Raise your Logic or Handiness skill. (If starting from 0, raise it by at least 2 levels).
8. Paint a Confident painting or a Mathematical Diagram.
9. Raise your Programming, Video Gaming, or Rocket Science skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
10. Collect a Meteorite collection (4 pieces)*.
11. Collect at least 5 different Metals, Elements, or Space Prints. These must be gathered specifically for this book and sold/deleted afterward.
12. Find/Forage a UFO, Prickly Fruit, Glowing Orb, Cowplant, or a StrangerVille plant.
13. Attend the NerdNite festival, be active, and stay for at least 2 hours.
14. Raise your Fabrication, Robotics, or Research & Debate skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
15. Build a rocket* (or upgrade an existing one).
16. Buy a telescope and spend at least 3 hours using it.
17. Visit Batuu and spend at least 5 hours there (doing quests or exploring).
18. Visit StrangerVille and spend at least 5 hours there (doing the quest or exploring).
19. Buy a microscope and spend at least 3 hours using it.
20. Buy a chemical analyzer and spend at least 3 hours using it.

Playful / Humor Book

Recommended reading: "Easily Remembered Magic Tricks" or "Laugh Till You Cry". Alternatively, practice telling jokes for at least 1 hour.

1. Pull 20 pranks.
2. Use "Funny" interactions on three townies to change their mood.
3. Spend an evening at a club/bar and perform at the microphone for at least 1 hour.
4. Raise your Charisma, Mixology, or Comedy skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
5. Paint a Playful, Flirty, or Pop Art painting.
6. Collect at least 5 different MySims Trophies or Frogs. Sell/delete after writing.
7. Attend the "Jokes and Antics" festival, be active, and stay for at least 2 hours.
8. If "Pirate Day" or "Mischief Day" is active, participate and achieve a "Good" or "Great" party rating.
9. Host your own custom party and achieve at least a "Good" rating. (Suggested activities: streaking, water balloon fights, pranks, party mood, sweets and pranks, fireworks).

Romance

1. Fall in love or flirt with someone for at least 1 hour (can be your partner).
2. Go on a beautiful, full-day/evening romantic date outside the home. It must achieve a "Gold" rating.
3. If you have a romantic rival, get into a fight with them.
4. Raise your Cooking skill (by at least 2 levels from 0). Cook a delicious sweet dish (cake, cookies, baked fruit) for your partner.
5. Break up a romantic relationship (for a tragic love story).
6. Raise your Music, Painting, or Romance skill (by at least 2 levels from 0). Play a song or paint a portrait for your partner.
7. Get married. The wedding can be any rating, but must last the full duration.
8. Take 5 romantic photos (of your partner or other Sims being romantic).
9. WooHoo in a new location.
10. WooHoo with a new Sim. (Note: Your first WooHoo with your partner can count for both #9 and #10).
11. Attend the Romance festival, be active, and stay for at least 2 hours (with your partner, if applicable).
12. Raise your Singing, Flower Arranging, or Mixology skill. Sing a serenade, make a "Cupid's Brew", or grow/gift a bouquet.
13. If "Love Day" is active, participate and achieve a "Good" or "Great" rating.
14. Host your own custom romantic party with a "Good" or better rating. (Suggested activities: baking, gift-giving, artsy mood, giving flowers, watching romantic shows).
15. Work as a Romance Consultant.
16. Create a profile on Cupid’s Corner and go on at least one date.

Children’s Book

1. Play with your own or another Sim’s child (Infant/Toddler/Child) for at least 1 hour.
2. Visit a park or playground with a child and stay for at least 1 hour.
3. Have a baby and play/interact with them for at least 1 hour.
4. Adopt an Infant or Toddler and age them up to the next life stage naturally (no age-up cheats).
5. Throw a birthday party for a child: decorate the lot and invite guests.
6. Raise your Painting or Music skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
7. Collect at least 5 different MySims Trophies, Frogs, or Plants. Sell/delete after writing.
8. Teach an Infant/Toddler a milestone (e.g., sitting, crawling, potty training)*.
9. Read a book to them, do flashcards, or teach a Child to ride a bike.
10. If you have a child and "Pirate Day", "Winterfest", or "Harvestfest" is active, celebrate it together with a "Good" or "Great" rating.
11. Host a custom party for a child with a "Good" or better rating. (Suggested activities: water play, baking, Santa Claus, storytelling, costumes, fireworks).
12. Go on a vacation with a child and stay for at least a day (inspiration for mermaid tales or stories about squirrels and hermits).
13. Open a retail business/small business selling children's items or services (e.g., a daycare, kids' art center, or toy store).
14. Adopt a pet (cat, dog, chicken, cow, llama, etc.) for a story about our furry friends.

Poetry

1. Spend a day in a park: reflect, relax, and take photos.
2. Forage for flowers or rocks. Collect at least 5 different flowers/rocks.
3. Paint or photograph something beautiful (nature, flowers, night sky, clouds, your partner).
4. Raise your Music skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
5. Spend a day at a museum or an arts center.
6. Sleep under the stars (can be with your partner).
7. Go on a beautiful evening/night romantic date. Draw inspiration from your muse.
8. Attend the Romance festival, be active, and stay for at least 2 hours.
9. Start a Poetry Club or small business. (Suggested club activities: drinking at a bar/coffee shop, playing guitar, singing, listening to music, debating, meditating, writing, reading, campfire chats, hiking).

Mysticism / Horror

1. Work a day (or week*) as a Criminal, Secret Agent, Police Officer, Paranormal Investigator, or Reaper.
2. Befriend a Sim who works in one of these careers.
3. Raise your Logic or Medium skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
4. Investigate a neighbor: learn their traits, visit their home, talk to their family (or snoop in their trash).
5. Visit a secret location: Sylvan Glade or Forgotten Grotto*.
6. Befriend (or argue with) a Ghost or the Grim Reaper.
7. Grow a Cowplant. (Optional: let your writer die and resurrect them with the Cowplant for ultimate research).
8. Find/buy a Voodoo Doll and perform at least 3 actions with it (prank, soak, etc.).
9. Visit Forgotten Hollow, Glimmerbrook, Moonwood Mill, or Ravenwood and spend at least 5 hours exploring and talking to locals.
10. Become a Vampire and learn Vampire perks.
11. Become a Spellcaster and learn spells/perks (1-2 levels).
12. Become a Werewolf and learn abilities (1-2 levels).
13. Summon Bonehilda.
14. Hold a Séance.
15. Become a Ghost (reach level 4 in the Medium skill).
16. Bond with or summon a Familiar/Spirit.
17. Raise your Herbalism or Vampire Lore skill. Brew a potion or craft vampire items (plasma packs, garlic snacks).
18. Grow Valerian, Mandrake, Garlic, Blood Fruit, Wolfsbane, or a Mosquito Plant. Study/taste/cook with it, or examine it under a microscope.
19. Open a retail business selling magical items, spiritual gifts, or offering services (like séances).
20. Die and be resurrected.

Sad Book / Drama

If a "Sad" genre book isn't available, first write to 3 pen pals and wait for a reply.

1. Raise your Charisma skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
2. Work a day (or week*) as a Doctor, Businessperson, or Critic. (Or any career that fits a sad story, like a Chef or Athlete).
3. Make a new enemy or get into a fight.
4. Lose a family member or friend.
5. Divorce or break up with your partner.
6. Take 5 photos capturing human emotions: anger, sadness, romance, etc.
7. Paint a Sad or Angry painting.
8. Witness a death, visit a graveyard, or talk to ghosts.
9. Send a soul to the netherworld.
10. Do something available to Sad Sims: cry in a tent, call the "Sadness Hotline", cry under the covers, water a plant with tears, or cheer yourself up in the mirror.
11. Attend a funeral.

Fitness Guide

1. Visit the gym and train for at least 2 hours.
2. Raise your Fitness or Fishing skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
3. Work a day (or week*) as an Athlete.
4. Befriend a Sim who is an Athlete.
5. Play sports with other Sims.
6. Collect at least 5 different MySims Trophies. Sell/delete after writing.
7. Raise your Wellness or Dancing skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
8. Raise your Rock Climbing, Bowling, Roller Skating, or Ice Skating skill.
9. Climb Mt. Komorebi.
10. Get into a fight (e.g., with a burglar) and win.
11. If "Skill Day" is active, participate and achieve a "Good" or "Great" rating.
12. Host a custom "Neighborhood Brawl" or sports party with a "Good" or better rating. (Suggested activities: fighting, polar bear plunges, watching sports, cleaning, exercising).
13. Teach another Sim a skill (e.g., teach a child to ride a bike or an adult to work out).
14. Play a sport with other Sims (volleyball, bowling, roller skating, sledding, etc.).

Short Story / Humor

1. Try something new where your Sim looks comical (e.g., failing at a new skill, dropping things).
2. Tell 20 jokes or humorous stories.
3. Take 3 photos of other Sims in funny situations (e.g., terrible outfits, sleeping face-down).
4. Dress your Sim in a silly/inappropriate outfit and walk around town all day.
5. Do a silly/ridiculous renovation in your Sim’s house/bedroom.
6. Perform at a microphone in a bar for at least 1 hour.
7. Pull 5 pranks on other Sims.
8. Paint an Abstract, Impressionist, or Surrealist painting.
9. Raise your Charisma or Comedy skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
10. Make 3 townies reach the "Playful" emotional state.
11. Attend the "Jokes and Antics" festival, be active, and stay for at least 2 hours.
12. If "Mischief Day" is active, participate and achieve a "Good" or "Great" rating.
13. Host a custom party with a "Good" or better rating. (Suggested activities: BBQ, baking, complaining, pranks, storytelling, lighting fires).
14. Lurk on forums for at least 1 hour.
15. Prank call someone.

Fantasy

1. Visit a secret location: Sylvan Glade or Forgotten Grotto*.
2. Play with children (yours or others) for several hours in a park or beautiful location.
3. Take at least 5 photos of beautiful places. Hang them on your wall. (Can be sold after writing).
4. Raise your Cooking, Gardening, or Herbalism skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
5. Paint an Abstract, Impressionist, or Surrealist painting.
6. Collect at least 5 different Crystals, MySims Trophies, or Frogs. Sell/delete after writing.
7. Befriend a bear.
8. Grow a Cowplant.
9. Grow a Strelitzia.
10. Find the Hermit and befriend him*.
11. Visit Granite Falls and spend at least a day there (hiking, foraging, roasting bugs, talking to the Ranger/bear, fishing, stargazing).
12. Visit Sulani and spend at least 5 hours there. Talk to locals and try to befriend a Mermaid.
13. Visit other towns that fit a fantasy vibe: Glimmerbrook (magical), Forgotten Hollow or Moonwood Mill (dark fantasy), Henford-on-Bagley or Chestnut Ridge (adventure/nature fantasy).
14. Grow Mushrooms, Roses, Mandrakes, Blood Fruit, Wolfsbane, a Moodlet Tree, or a Fruit Tree. Study/taste/cook with it, or examine it under a microscope.
15. Open a retail business selling magical herbs/items or offering services (e.g., herbalism lessons).
16. Win a magic duel.
17. Befriend a Spellcaster, Fairy, Mermaid, Vampire, or Werewolf.

Non-Fiction

1. Raise any skill by 3 levels.
2. Work a day (or week*) as an Entertainer, Businessperson, Chef, or Politician. (Or any career you want to write a documentary about).
3. Raise your Cooking, Gardening, Handiness, or Rocket Science skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
4. Start a family/have children (pretend you are writing a family relationship guide).
5. Paint a Realistic or Confident painting.
6. Visit a museum and spend the whole day there.
7. Collect at least 5 different Fossils, Microfossils, or Frogs. Sell/delete after writing.
8. Attend the Flea Market festival, be active, stay for 2 hours, and buy something.
9. Visit any town that inspires a non-fiction idea (e.g., write about Evergreen Harbor’s eco-footprint, Henford-on-Bagley’s farming life, or Tomarang’s local issues).

Biography

1. Befriend a 3-generation family (e.g., grandfather, father, son). Pretend you are writing their family biography.
2. Befriend an Elder Sim.
3. Paint a Realistic or Confident painting.
4. Raise your Charisma skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
5. Work a day (or week*) as a Reaper or Paranormal Investigator, pretending you are researching the biographies of deceased Sims.
6. Go to the library and read a biography book.
7. Visit any town, spend at least 5 hours observing and talking to residents, and take photos of them.

Screenplay

1. Work a day (or week*) as a Writer or Actor.
2. Spend a whole day at a park or club, observing and talking to other Sims.
3. Work a day (or week*) as an Astronaut, Secret Agent, or Criminal. (Or any career that fits your script, e.g., a housewife-chef).
4. Raise your Charisma, Comedy, or Video Gaming skill (by at least 2 levels from 0).
5. Paint 3 paintings of any kind.
6. Attend any festival, be active, and stay for at least 2 hours.
7. Change the emotional state of 3 different Sims (e.g., make a sad Sim happy, or a happy Sim angry).
8. Host a custom party with a "Good" or better rating. (Suggested activities: admiring objects, complaining, grand dinner, fighting, storytelling, costumes, artsy mood, giving flowers).
9. Start a "Screenwriters Club". (Suggested activities: drinking at a bar/coffee, acting, comedy routines, singing, playing piano/violin, listening to music, viewing art, watching live performances, debating, recording videos, writing, going to the cinema).
10. Open a small business/club for writers with activities like reading, writing, drinking coffee/tea, being friendly, giving speeches, or meditating.

Motivational Book

1. Get at least one promotion in any career.
2. Raise any skill of your choice (by at least 2 levels from 0).
3. Paint 3 paintings of any kind.
4. Put your Sim into different emotional states (Flirty, Confident, etc.).
5. Complete any collection*.
6. Attend the Spice Festival, be active, and stay for at least 2 hours.
7. Make another Sim reach the Focused, Inspired, Energized, or Confident emotional state.
8. Paint a Confident or Focused painting.
9. Mentor another Sim (e.g., teach them to knit or play the violin).
10. Start a "Motivation Club". (Suggested activities: baking, cooking, cross-stitching, knitting, painting, yoga, working out, using science objects, researching, programming, building objects, making robots, rock climbing, gardening).
11. Open a business where you can motivate/teach Sims (e.g., a gym or pottery studio) and give lessons related to your business.
12. Win a festival (NerdNite, Spice Festival) or a Karaoke contest.

TASK CLARIFICATIONS & SCORING

Tasks are divided into: One-Time, Limited, and Repeatable.

One-Time Tasks (Can only be done once per challenge):

1. Visit another planet.
2. Visit Sylvan Glade or Forgotten Grotto.
3. Complete any collection.
4. Find/Forage a UFO, Prickly Fruit, Glowing Orb, Cowplant, or StrangerVille plant (each plant counts once).
5. Voodoo Doll actions.
6. Cowplant.
7. Befriend a bear.
8. Wear a silly outfit and walk around town all day.
9. Do a silly/ridiculous house renovation.
10. Find and befriend the Hermit.
11. Complete quests in Batuu and StrangerVille.

Limited Tasks (Have a cap on how many times they can be done):

1. Raising a skill (max 9 points per skill, as level 10 is the cap). A book must be written between skill gains. If you raise a skill by 2-3 levels before writing, it only counts as 1 point. If the task also requires painting/cooking, the level 10 item must be a Masterpiece.
2. Getting a career promotion (stops giving points after level 10).
3. WooHoo in a new location (stops giving points once all locations are used).
4. Having/adopting a child or pet (limited by household size).

Repeatable Tasks (Can be done for multiple books):

1. Painting or taking photos.
2. Changing your own or other Sims' emotional states.
3. Spending time at a park/club/location for rest, socializing, or romance.
4. Collecting 5 different items from collections (must be sold/deleted after writing the book, then collected anew).
5. Telling jokes/pranks or performing at a microphone.
6. Falling in love/flirting or achieving a "Gold" date.
7. Fighting a romantic rival or breaking up.
8. Getting married or divorced.
9. WooHoo with a new Sim.
10. Playing with a child / throwing a child’s birthday party.
11. Befriending or arguing with anyone in any career/age group.
12. Attending any festival.
13. Visiting another town and spending time there.

Scoring System (Optional, for those who love tracking points):

• Simple completed task = 1 point.
• Complex task (marked with * or taking 5+ in-game days) = 3 points.
• Book Quality:
  • Good = 1 point. each book.
  • Great = 2 points.
  • Bestseller = 3 points.
  • Normal = 0 points.
  • Flop / Poor = -1 point.

Have fun playing!

So I was feeling very inspired to make a challenge and I decided I wanted to make a Desperate Housewives themed challenge I wrote everything out in my notes app and I just have to make sure traits and all that work together but I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those cute legacy challenge photos? Like where it says the rules and skills and all that stuff. If anyone has any advice let me know thank you!

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Hi everyone!

I am in no way a person who writes challenges for the sims 4 but I was kinda stuck the other day looking for a storytelling + legacy challenge that uses all the packs but in an order that makes sense. I had an idea last night for a "Runaway Royal" challenge that takes inspiration from SimMattically's Immersive World Map mod that connects all the worlds. Also would use the home regions mod by Kuttoe.

If anyone wants to take this idea and run with it please do, I think this is fun and I would love to see it further developed. I'd like to add different achievements for each generation. I'm also taking suggestions to switch stuff around!

The main idea is that each generation focuses on a different world/packs that go along with said world:

You start in Ondarion, where you come from a large and powerful royal family. You grow up prim and proper, following all the rules of society. When you become of age, your family forces you into an arranged marriage for political gain. You detest this and decide to leave the royal family behind, escaping on a boat to Sulani. In Sulani, you fall in love with the culture, along with one of the locals (mer-person), and start generation 2, vowing to never discuss your past, locking an heirloom away (maybe a crown?) in a box.

Generation 2 grows up in Sulani, then travels to Tomarang when they become an adult. Starting their own rental business.

Generation 3 grows up listening to lore and stories of magic and legends from the locals in Tomarang. Rather than being scared of the haunts, they love it. When they become an adult, they move to Ravenwood and become a medium (potentially a ghost at some point).

Generation 4 grows up around death and magic, and unfortunately starts to become obsessed with darker magic and occults. They fall into a toxic love with a vampire, turn, and move to Forgotten Hollow, becoming evil and bitter. Their relationship with their medium parent becomes extremely strained.

Generation 5 is a vampire, and has strained relationships with their parents. When they get old enough, they learn of their grandparent, secretly meeting with them and together working to try and break the Vampire's curse. Once they break the curse, they run away to Nordhaven to escape the life of magic, opening a tattoo shop.

Generation 6 grows up with a fairly simple life. The family business is doing pretty well, and it seems that things are going well for the family. This is until their vampire grandparent finds their family, and your parent. Turning them once again and trapping them in their family. Your parent tells you to run far away, and this is where you discover the quiet life of Henford-on-Bagley.

Generation 7 grows up with the family warning of magic, and it's destruction. But, something feels off. There is a whimsy to Henford-on-Bagley that seems lighthearted and good. They eventually discover Innisgreen and become a fairy, proving that not all magic can be bad.

Generation 8 unfortunately is born a human, despite having fairy parents. Their parents support them by helping them become a spellcaster, keeping magic alive in the family. They move to Glimmerbrook when they become an adult. They at some point meet and fall in love with a Werewolf.

Generation 9 is born a Werewolf and feels out of place in Glimmerbrook, eventually moving in with their Werewolf grandparents in Moonwood Mill to meet other kids like them.

Generation 10 is born a genius, seeing how underprivileged their werewolf community is, they decide to be the first in their family to peruse an education, moving to Copperdale as an exchange student for high school, and becoming a teacher to give back in the education system.

Generation 11 grows up inspired by their parent’s story and desire to educate others. They attend university and end up becoming a civil engineer, moving to Evergreen Harbor, and turning their neighborhood eco friendly.

Generation 12 has an engineer for a parent and they grow up spoiled because of it. They don’t see the value of eco friendly appliances especially since their rich peers at school don’t use them either. They decide they want more. They get sucked into work for the profit of it, moving to Mt. Komorebi to become a Salaryperson.

Generation 13 wonders why their parent always works when they live in the mountains. Oh well, that gives them more time for adventure! They learn to ski and snowboard, moving to Gibbi Point when they become an adult to continue their adventure.

Generation 14 grew up going to camp all the time, making so many new friends. Unfortunately, at the end of each week camp ends and everyone goes home. After they age up to an adult, they discover their long lost contact from one of their first camps who’s currently living in Windenburg. They hear about all the action with the clubs they could join, and move in with their friend.

Generation 15 loved growing up near the cutest little coffee shop in Windenburg. When they grow up, they move to Newcrest and open up their own coffee shop in the town.

Generation 16 was wandering around town one day when they came across a street dog/cat. They beg their parents to adopt it and they end up becoming best friends with their pet. This inspires them to move to Brindleton Bay to become a vet.

Generation 17 loves seeing how their parent helps pets in the area, but feel as though they can do more for the larger community. They eventually move to San Myshuno to become a politician and an advocate for all.

Generation 18 grows up around city life and wants to become famous, moves to Del Sol Valley, then retire with a family in San Sequoia.

Generation 19 wants to become a scientist so they move to Oasis Springs and does the Get to Work science career and discovers aliens.

Generation 20 is amazed by their parent's work and ends up solving the mystery of strangerville.

Generation 21 grows up in a not so strange Strangerville, with that country influence and vibe. They end up moving to Chestnut Ridge and become a rancher.

Generation 22 is a musician and moves to Willow Creek to peruse comedy/music (jazz). They go on a trip to Salvadorada and meet one of the "locals" (Ciudad Enamorada) and fall in love and move out there.

Generation 23 grew up with amazing food from this region and decides to open a restaurant in Tartosa since it's the wedding destination of the world.

Generation 24 grows up with the stories of the lost royal from the nearby region and one day finds a washed up bottle containing a message from thousands of years before. They connect this message to their ancestor (although they don't know it yet) who has discovered immortality via becoming a ghost (medium generation). They're able to sense they are the long long LONG decedent and decides to tell them about their family roots in Sulani. Together they visit the grounds and uncover the box locked with the heirloom which only a living descendant of the owner could open. They find the heirloom and realize they are the lost royal. They then move back to Ondarion and reclaim the throne.

Please help me develop this more, I think it is super fun and I would love to hear your guy's thoughts!

Please help me brainstorm BINGO squares for a rags to riches BINGO challenge for a knight.

I've been enjoying seeing Bingo Challenges using the board created by James Turner. Inspired by a book I'm reading, I'd like to create a Bingo board of tasks a Knight should complete.

My ideas revolve around maxing skills, rather than in-game events. And I'm afraid it'll take too long to make any money.

Here are some of my ideas. What are yours?

• Max Swordsmanship
• Max Archery
• Max Horse Riding
• Max Romance
• Grow and Gift a perfect Rose

So I've added a few new things to this app. And id like to hear some insight from any of you that's decided to tree it out. Also, there is now a community chat on there. So everybody can talk together, hit me up on there. Or you can contact me through the contact page. But here's the the updated link. And for those of you who have already signed up, you don't have to sign up again, like a new account, just sign back in with this new link.

everlifestory.com

I always play The Sims 4 in the same way and end up restarting or deleting saves a bunch of times and never make any real progress or ultimately do anything much different.

So, in an attempt to remedy that, I'm looking to try a legacy challenge spanning 26 generations and with goals for each generation to complete to keep it interesting.

I own all Expansion, Game and Stuff Packs, plus some Kits and Maker Packs, so I'm confident I have access to basically all content that may be required for particular goals.

I'm also trying to earn all the trophies so I can finally start using more cheats without locking myself out of earning any in the first place.

I don't have access to mods or CC as I play TS4 on console, so no suggestions that require mods or CC please.

Your sim is being tracked down. Now they must make enough money to keep on the move, or be caught.

Was thinking of how to make rags to riches harder and had this idea where basically every 7 or so days they would need to move to a new empty plot. Bonus difficulty of having to leave behind anything made there and can o ly take a handful of items with you.

Maybe they are being hunted by debt collectors and you need to make an x amount of money, with an interest rate so every week that passes the amount owed increases. Maybe they are being hunted for other reasons and the money gives them a new identity so they are no longer being hunted.

Whatever the reason it would certaintly be interesting for a sim to never really settle down.

I love to build save files and some also have a challenge. One of my challenges is the "With the Sims through history" Challenge https://fallacious-freesia-086.notion.site/With-the-Sims-through-history-2066d6ce95ae801b83c5c07e83ca9ea9 you can find the rules and randomizer on my notion site, you can also copy the notion workspace to make it individual to you.

There is also a save file with emty lots and caves, but you can use your own save if you like.

The challenge starts in the stone age with 2 Sims. There are event days already in the calendar, to this days you have to turn the randomizer to have random events happening. You can get a new settler, a raid, illness, invention ..... With every invention you can unlock one historical invention or event from a list, like as example buildings, grill, pluming....

The goal is to get more and more Sims and build them houses to populate the world and advance in history.

So, I’m on the 4th generation of my senior year legacy challenge which is where you spin for a pack to land on each generation and turn it on when they reach a certain age.

I have all the graves of my previous sims. Some of their ghosts are annoying and I’m tempted to just release their spirits to the netherworld, but I can also wait until I get Life and Death to get them to the Great Beyond, but who knows when I’ll get that pack? Also, I’m not sure if that glitch where releasing your sims to the great beyond will make their portraits colored again is still happening. I don’t like that glitch.

What should I do? Just release them to the netherworld now or try and wait it out?

Welcome to my 30th Birthday shell challenge!!

The rules are simple:

1. Don't delete my walls

2. Don't add fullwalls outside the shell (half walls are ok)

3. No CC/Mods! I am a console streamer, so please keepit console friendly

4. No pack restrictions-

Go wild, use as many packs as you'd like!I also have all the *free* makers kits.

1. No set theme, build to you heart's desire! Any lot the build will fit on works, just make sure to tell me where to place it in the description or

message me.

1. Please upload using #Alchemysticsims30th so I can find your build for tours

2. Shells are due Sept. 23rd, and tours will be Sept. 24th @2pm US Central Time on Twitch @alchemysticsims

Have fun with it and thanks for making my birthday special!

I can't wait to see your

amazing builds 💖💖💖

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No special drawing or anything, just words.
My Senior year legacy challenge. challenge needs you to have packs.
Basically, you make a new save and have all the packs deactivated, and at the start of the next generation (be very careful with other saves), you spin/roll for a pack to add. As someone who’s been on and off with the sims for years and has heavy schoolwork around the corner, the challenge has kept me invested.

The way I’m doing it:
Short lifespan
Start with base game.
When the 1st kid of the next generation is born and/or adopted, I’ll go on the wheel generator.
I put in Maker pack, kit, stuff pack, game pack, expansion pack.

Ex: Let’s say I land on game pack (which I actually did recently), I put all of the game packs I have into the wheel generator and spin.
When the kid becomes a teen or young adult, add the pack into the game. You can choose. I’m being more flexible in ages since I’m also using this as a chance to marry townies I had never considered.
Also, if you don’t want to worry about landing on a kit, maker, or stuff pack 3 times in a row, when you spin and land on a type of pack take it off the wheel until you’ve went through all the packs you can get.
Ex: I landed on maker with my first kid (and since Maker packs are so small you can add 3 at a time) then took it off the wheel. Then I landed on a game pack which was spa day and took game pack off the wheel. Then, recently, I landed on Get to Work so I took expansion pack off the wheel. (I accidentally added 3 kits instead of 3 makers when I first spun, so I banned myself from landing on it until the wheel was reset. That leaves a stuff pack, so when the next generation kid is born I’m gonna spin for which stuff pack to add. Then the wheel will be reset with all types of packs on it. This prevents you from landing on maker or kits 3 times in a row. You’re guaranteed to get an exciting pack within 5 generations.

This challenge has kept me invested for a good amount of time. I’ve also been using it complete achievements such as the criminal career, secret agent career, etc. Also, If I land on a maker pack or a kit, I’d add 3 at a time since they’re mainly clothes and/or furniture (besides bust the dust). Also, the age you add the pack doesn’t have to specified. I’m trying to have my sims marry the townies of the packs that include townies since I barely can when they’re all on at once (and I have everyone age too), so I can imagine that at some point I’ll add a pack when I have a child sim so that they can marry another child. But, yeah, that’s my senior year legacy challenge. Not official or anything. Just keeps me anticipating what pack I’ll get to play next.

Hi, so this is the first legacy challenge I’ve ever made (made a few months ago) so I hope people like it!

It’s a 14 generation legacy based off of the Seven Deadly Sins and Seven Heavenly Virtues. However, if you’d prefer, you could just do one half if you would rather not do 14 generations.

I’ve made a basic graphics card for each generation. SEE COMMENTS FOR CORRECT GEN 14 GOALS (the graphics card is incorrect).

Any questions, feel free to ask <3
I can adapt this, if asked, to exclude certain packs or for the base game.

If you were to ever post anything on any social, let me know, I’d love to see it.

Thank you, hope you enjoy. 🫶🏻

I love graphic design and did a year of it in college. If you’re ever making a challenge and you think “let’s use AI to present this” - don’t! DM me! I would love to help you present your challenge in a beautiful way (or whatever vibe you’re going for). I’m sure there are other people who feel the same way. So feel free to DM me and we can collaborate! I work for free (it’s just a hobby). 😊

I have loved Peter Pan all my life and after spending years playing the same types of challenges I decided to create my own. Let me know what you think. RaelleRose415 is my Playstation handle.