Some friend recently told me about this idea and you might find it interesting: https://youtu.be/YseF7K2voe8 It's a waifu trading game, the basic description of the game is: >Every waifu is unique and one waifu can be owned by one user at a time >You get 10 waifus when you first start the game >You can get a new waifu every three hours >You can trade waifus with other users >You can give a waifu to another user and he loses the ability to get a new roll for the following three hours So, with that basic ideas in mind, I'm pretty sure it won't be hard to port it to a Python script that uses Lynxchan as user interface. I already worked on several lynxchan apps in the past so that won't be a big trouble, what would be needed is a database of waifus with their respective pictures, franchise name and subject tag (if someone wants to play with vydia,anime or cartoon waifus only for instance) and a server; the rest seems pretty straight forward. Since we are on an imageboard and there aren't accounts, tripcodes would be used to track on the waifu collection of every player. So what do you think?