These Legacies have stories as well as the normal legacy charm. I have deemed them to be AweSim and put them on my list as well as a small little review as to why I love them.
Splash of Color: A Pastel Rainbowcy--This was the legacy I read when I hated all legacies. It is amazing. Berry is hilarious and can put drama into a story without being too overbearing. The colorful Sims and fruity names are charming and the characters are even more so. The Chiffon Family will always be one of my favorites.
The Starr Legacy--Drama is one of the main ingredients in this legacy. Heartbreak is a big one, too. Tears can almost be guaranteed, but done very well. It isn't cheesy and I love how she does it. It does not fall into the fatal Legacy routine and she never strays from the storyline, even when children are introduced, which is what some great legacies tend to do. I highly recommended this one.
The Sullivan Legacy--NyGirl thought some legacies already had stories like the two above, but we needed an official name... so she created the Plotacy. Her Sullivan Legacy was the first official one under the name and did a fine job with it. It is a little PG-13 to R at some points... so read at your own risk. I love the detail she has in her writing and her Sims are just gorgeous.
Too Much Color, Too Little Time: A Rainbowcy--This one is only just starting out in its 2nd generation, but it is marvelous. It's a forum story, but all the links are on the first page. Skip did a great job creating tension and creates feeling for the characters. I really did worry for them whenever they were in danger. I love her talent, especially in this legacy.
McLaren Legacy--Only has the prologue, but I see a lot of potential. The founder, Aja, can't afford her house if she doesn't get help or get a job, but then gets an opportunity... This one is going to be one of my favorites, I can tell. I'm already hoping for another update.
