Full Tour interactive finds

[Jayezox]

With writing.com being unusable, it's been increasingly difficult to find specific content in an interactive. I thought to myself "what would be a better way to share a kink than to make a board for it?" so here it is. I'm using the writing.com archive database which is accessible to everyone. You will need the plugin from that link to make the archived writing.com work. This thread is about anything we find that involves full tours. Since I like to read these from the beginning, I thought it would be interesting to link the beginning of the story and let the reader find the path they're looking for. I'm also going to warn about the content (mostly who the predator is) in a spoiler tag for those that are picky like myself. Also, not all interactives have to be from writing.com. It's just the site that has most of them from my knowledge.

Without further ado, here are my finds:

Spoiler: show

Female Ninetales predator, 2 full tours

https://web.archive.org/web/20181015124 ... r_map/1131

Spoiler: show

Mainly Glaceon predator. Light and/or implied scat. There is also a watersports chapter

https://web.archive.org/web/20181015124 ... 2222222221

[digestor]

neat!

I wish there were some more popular alternatives to writing.com, can't stand that site and their greedy throttling. And it tends to crash on my browser too.

[ScienceTiny]

This is a very interesting project that I hope is continued. I haven't been able to see anything posted on that site before, and there's quite a bit.
Also, there's a few oddities about it, as some pages do exist, despite it seeming like they shouldn't.
For example, this page (from the story linked in the OP): https://web.archive.org/web/20200110192 ... _map/12432

Both links show an asterisk, meaning they should be blank, but the both work. They don't even show up on the story outline. This is despite the fact that the outline was archived 3 months after those linked pages, so they should show up there. This just makes me think that Writing.com has serious problems in its design.

At least this means that there are more pages than it initially seems, so that's nice.

[PoiYoFan]

This is a very interesting project that I hope is continued. I haven't been able to see anything posted on that site before, and there's quite a bit.
Also, there's a few oddities about it, as some pages do exist, despite it seeming like they shouldn't.
For example, this page (from the story linked in the OP): https://web.archive.org/web/20200110192 ... _map/12432

Both links show an asterisk, meaning they should be blank, but the both work. They don't even show up on the story outline. This is despite the fact that the outline was archived 3 months after those linked pages, so they should show up there. This just makes me think that Writing.com has serious problems in its design.

At least this means that there are more pages than it initially seems, so that's nice.

Yeah, I saw that too with some stories I read.