PROMPT 1: Your player has died and been reincarnated in another world of your choosing. Unwilling to give up on your game, but finding it doesn't exist in your new world, you now need to introduce and grow the game of hockey in this alternate dimension!

WRITTEN TASK: Tell me how you would explain hockey to your friends in the other world? What do you use for gear? What do you use as a rink? Does it catch on? Would you change the rules? Go nuts!

Once Uskjal discovers the glorious sport of Ice Hockey does not exist in this alternate dimension he would be mortified. He then would set out and craft the closest equivalent, a sport that retains hockeys most sacred aspects with the things at his disposal in this new dimension. Firstly (and yes, most importantly) goalies. Goalies now are given a drone with a Supersoaker filled with dark matter, with which they can send any opposing players to the shadow realm, excluding the opposition's goalie. This would speed up the game as well as add higher stakes to it, which is something needed when one wants to compete with alternate dimension Laser sword Darts. The next change would deal with the constraints of this new dimension, since this alternate dimension lacks most of our materials, most of the items used only exist in Augmented/Virtual Reality. The puck, lines and rink are projected on each player's retinas, while they move on an artificial ice surface made out of recycled Dominos packages, from the Colorado Raptors food facility. Each player also must undergo invasive eye surgery to have these things permanently and correctly displayed. All of this allows the coaches to draw gameplans onto their player's Augmented/Virtual reality feed in real time to communicate tactics. Lastly, scoring would need to be revised since numbers are a foreign concept to this alternate dimension, therefore the winner is determined by whichever team can claim to sport the longest mullet at the end of regulation. Regulation is made up of "three" "thirds", the end of each of these "thirds" is signalled by a solar eclipse.)