rolled 5, 5, 3 = 13

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Azure instructs the group to take some kitchenware as a present for Rhea, grabbing any tools that look delicate and relatively sanitary. She takes a closer look at the fireplace - or rather, instructs Maria to take a closer look for her.

Hore considers picking up the knife and adding it to her belt, but it looks cursed and nasty. She's looted bloody corpses that were less disgusting. Hore takes a few pots and pans with the least rust, and suggests they throw the kitchenware at the monsters in the next few rooms.

rolled 5, 1, 2 = 8

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>>947923
>>948205
Maru is baffled at the turn of events- Vos, Hore, Azure, and the angelall get involved in some mess that she doesn't really understand, but the end results in Hore ceasing her weird rants against Vos, so it's probably a good thing? Just glad the glowy tart didn't seem to take issue with her heritage like everyone else seems to.

If there's more exploring to be done, this room seems safe enough as a potential point of retreat, but we should clear out known threats so in the event that we have to run we don't get sandwhiched between a rat and a Minotaur, or whatever else seems fit to assault them in this place.

Lets gather up Vos, Hore, Azure, and whoever else is crammed into this room and go do some pest control.

Rolling to gather party and remove the mentioned giant rat as a threat.

>>948205
>>948686
You successfully plunder the kitchen and regroup. Rhea can ritually purify any inanimate objects that might carry biohazards, provided they're reasonably fire resistant - iron cookware certainly qualifies.

Who's in front when you enter the giant rat's lair?

rolled 3, 1, 3 = 7

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>>948753
Vos is notably more of a tank than Maru, but I'm not going to volunteer someone else's character, so I think the skald is currently in front, unless someone chimes in saying otherwise.

rolled 5, 6, 1 = 12

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Hore follows directly behind Maru, with Azure perched on her back.

Azure is still wondering what the final boss will be like and what the correct answer to Jalkaren's riddle is. Hore is distracted by her own imagination, thinking about how an ineffective horde of shambling corpses can overrun an entire country, and conversely, how a small team of specialists can thwart them before they can do any real damage.

Their ears are tuned to listening for rats, though. Perception roll to listen-specific.

Liriya 2019/08/14(Wed)18:09 No. 942603 ID: 1f812f
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I make it up against the building. He's moving around up there, but I don't think he saw me.
"What the hell was that? A bird? Friggin' nature. It ain't natural."

Not only is he distracted, he doesn't even realize he's being shot at.
I can either try to climb up here and take him out or I can get in on the ground floor and find his friend.
I need to watch for hostages, either way. I'm pretty sure this is not their house.

Oh no. Our target is an idiot.
Enter the ground floor and look for the brains of the duo.

You have a confirmed position on one of the enemies. Hostages are only good for negotiation; they aren't going to think about shooting them when they have you bearing down on them, not giving them time to negotiate. I doubt the balcony guy is in any position to take hostages. The other guy might be watching the door, so that might not be the best option.

Here's my hot-take, therefore; if you're confident that you can climb up to the balcony, then I think that skill and energy is better spent climbing up the far side of the building to gain egress through the window you shot out above him, and proceeding to ambush the guy inside (wherever he is).

What would you rate your chances of sabotaging the car without him wandering to the edge and spotting you?

>>942603
circle around, find door without any windows. try not to track snow inside

Your chances to kill just one person without the revolver are scant. Intel on the lab itself is severely lacking; apart from general information about his coworkers and the blueprints, you have nothing, which hints at the PSB's informers not having lab access. From the blueprints, you notice two things about Cruise's lab: It is on an exterior wall, and has an unusual amount of space allocated for a chemical lab. There appears to be a large opening present in the lab, but it is shown only on the earliest version of the blueprints, leading you to suspect that it was an early freight delivery point during construction. Or, you consider, it could've been deliberately obscured to hide something...a secret shuttle bay? You can't quite figure it out from here.

You consider the CO2 monitors. His entire apartment building is connected to the same ventilation system; you could easily suffocate him in his sleep and make it look like a system error, but that would kill all of the estimated 690 residents in the 360 apartments in his building. You may also be able to pull this off and kill only Cruise and his coworkers while they're at the lab, but you aren't sure what additional failsafes are in place for these lower levels, and especially what mitigating factors might exist in the lab itself. His work with chemicals - especially Wilson's work with injection systems and storing unstable compounds - seems like another good opportunity for sabotage that can be made to look like a genuine accident. However, containment and the specifics of what is being worked with make you sketchy on pursuing this course of action.

It would be child's play to reroute voltage to electrocute him remotely as he interacts with a panel or sits at a terminal, however this presents two problems: It would be obvious that this was no accident, and it could be traced back to you - or rather, your location. Your only option here would be to f

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how much video surveillance is there
what if we just tried to talk to him? (too bad we didn't get any charisma) the electrical thing sounds highly promising, though that seems way too easy, like he isn't the REAL mastermind behind the project.

Very possible he isn’t the mastermind, but he’s still the brains the mastermind needs to make his plan a reality, if nothing else. Here’s my idea; find a subtle way to break into his apartment (so that you can lock the door behind you, etc.). Find a place to hide that you’re confident he won’t check (like a toiletries cabinet or under the kitchen sink). Wait for him to come home and go to bed (wait several hours to be safe). Come out, and smother him with a pillow and use that to muffle your shot. Break out before morning comes. As far as I can tell, this is your best shot at getting away with this.

>>942437
We should try to minimize close contact with the target. Mary isn't physical enough to survive an encounter gone wrong without resorting to the revolver, and that is neither subtle nor quiet (it uses frigging chemical explosions to push a slug, it'll be loud as fuck).

I'm liking the electrocution idea. Even if we don't frame someone else it puts distance between the target and Mary, and it buys a lot more time than a shooting does in terms of giving her a chance to escape. If we do frame someone, it'll buy a lot more time. Plenty of time for our collaborators to spring their next part of their plan.

Cruise spends time with Su Yi Chen. What if we could make it look like there was evidence that their relationship was not platonic? What if we could make it look like Deng Chen learned about it, and in a misguided attempt to salvage his sister's reputation decided to just kill Cruise?

It'd require some fiddling with social accounts, some e-mail fraud, some spoofing and phreaking, but it'd be doable. And it would have the authorities detaining Deng while we got away, and our collaborators carried out their part of the mission. Cruise being murdered by an angry brother won't result in the same security response that Cruise being killed by an assassin armed with an ancient weapon would.

I think we should use the gun. They're going to want more of this, so we might as well test our nerves on a semicontrolled contract.

rolled 4, 1, 6 = 11

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>Sister Goris is not a member of that organization.
"How could that be? She still goes by 'Sister' title."

>"deny both ourselves and another group advantages needlessly."
"They are Orcusite pirates! You cannot give advantage to those who would cause harm merely because you may benefit."

>Davina agrees, scouting is sensible either way- whether we deal with them or not.
"Yes we should learn what we can, but I think it is unlikely that my mind will change."

>Davina huffs, and adopts a wry expression. "Ostensibly, perhaps."
"I am sorry! Tittivila is highest authority!"

>Unless we're in a rush though, still willing to go along with the river bath plan first and/or while we plan.
Vos quickly goes back to his cheerful demeanor after the argument stops, slithering in and out of the water and swimming circles around people and generally being a frolicking goofball. He'll also challenge Bulgruf to that wrestling match.

>"How could that be? She still goes by 'Sister' title."
"Because a church is not a faith. Organizations are distinct from belief."

>"They are Orcusite pirates!"
"From the accounts we have heard, the pirates are no more orcusites than I am tittivilan or agatian for all that I have associated with each."

Dav will also let the argument drop when we get to the river.

rolled 5, 2, 5 = 12

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>Vos: "They are Orcusite pirates! You cannot give advantage to those who would cause harm merely because you may benefit."
"... Wait a minute. Vos, your mission as a priest is to spread the gospel of change and bring the hope of redemption to the rigid damned in the name of Tittivila. Sooo... does that not apply to mercenaries among the pirates who follow not for belief and glory, but for gold and companionship?

... I mean, you convinced me."

>Davina: "Because a church is not a faith. Organizations are distinct from belief."
"Um."
Hore's brain temporarily segfaults. For all her intellectual wanderings, this concept is almost alien to her. Sure, religion is not equivalent to faith but isn't it powered by faith?
"I... wait. This... what? I mean, as far as I understand, faith is what powers organizations. If nobody believed that any organization has a nonzero chance of bearing fruit of some kind, nobody would join anything ever. The main misconception is that you need a perfectly specific type of faith to join a specific organization - hence the cults, the corrupt, and those who have no faith in their fellow conspirators but have faith that the organization they joined can be bent to their schemes - but faith is still the main power source."
There's more Hore would like to say but it can wait.

Hore got a scrubbing from Vos~
Mostly so she doesn't itch when they get to the pirates.

Alright, rolling for perception. Just a quick look from cover; she's looking for anything that should be captured first, like fragile treasures or an unused mega-cannon.

rolled 4, 1, 4 = 9

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>>919055
After the argument in the river, everyone is a bit wet and grumpy. Upon returning to the court, it comes up in discussion that a third party, presumably at least somewhat faithful to both Orcus and other employers, was attempting to spirit the Wheel of Bone away, and has managed to do so. Even though they consider themselves faithful, this "Goris" is politically unaligned with the Church as an organization, and was actually attempting to transport the creature to their current boss, an opportunistic Lucre Witch who's got a thing for capturing monsters as pets. This means that, if the court requires the Wheel of Bone on their lands for proper vengeance and disposal procedures, that the Firehawks would likely be unable to actually transport it back here to fulfill those requirements. Accordingly, the court settles upon disintegration as a satisfactory goal, and agrees to send a representative to observe the event.

>>918732
>>921424
The pirates are contacted via sending, and an agreement to come assist with disposal of the Wheel of Bone in return for the safe return of their prisoner Goris is made. It's certainly possible the pirates had other plans to backstab and/or otherwise profit off the arrival of the mercenary crew, but if that were the case, Supreme Disintegration probably convinced them otherwise. Davina and the Lucre Witch entered a back office, and spent several hours "negotiating" plans while the rest of th

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>>941950
Monster extermination and liaison between the crew of the Ardent Star and the Court of the Fethine goes reasonably smoothly, all things considered. Nobody's completely happy but at least the grinding skirmishes seem to be over.

Sister Goris was injured while in your custody, several deep puncture wounds cauterized by what look like chemical burns. Exact cause and timing are unclear. Nothing her own magic can't fix, given a day or three, but her crewmates are pushing for some sort of restitution, though they're not in a great position to force the issue. She herself is oddly quiet, and actually went to some trouble to conceal the injuries.

If the Fire Hawks are going to be practicing their teamwork in the relatively low-threat environment of the Mouth of Doom rather than Talon North, they should probably re-introduce themselves in thread 7. https://tgchan.org/kusaba/quest/res/829557.html

>>941439
A nap sounds divine.

>>941466
We are not stress-testing our hunger. We are de-stressing.
Finish your food Alice, it's not like you're going to ruin your appetite. Then, go watch a nice clean Messenger-approved anime.

Remember to set a good alarm, regardless of whether you pick a nap or a show.
Look for the most watched show on the market, that way it may give you a shared interest with your date.

>>941450
hey, you're addicted to food too!
the addiction seems to go away after a while.

Alice, Eat one (1) chunk. not everything. ONE.

>>941618
Nope, eating addiction is something that actually exists and doesn't apply to everyone; just being dependent, or even enjoying it, isn't enough. The main difference, and the one that's most important right now, is compulsive behavior and lack of control.
Alice can't control herself when it comes to eating, and every time one of you suggests that she should eat something, she will take the excuse to eat.

>the addiction seems to go away after a while.
It doesn't, not for her. Read the previous chapters again, her compulsion to eat actually gets worse the more she eats.

AC 2019/08/04(Sun)20:27 No. 941395 ID: a9e081
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>>939550
The mayor, trapped in the void of then held slot, suddenly get flashes of 100 worlds. 100 voices. Then suddenly, one thing rings out in her cactus ears in pristine clearness.

“Psst. Hey. Mayor? Can you hear us from in there, Mayor?‘

“I- what? Huh??? Yes????????”

Given the nature of the cactus mayors current prison, a link has been made. A connection to a different and far away place. Of course the signal is real bad and the mayor can probably only hear 1 or 2 things told to her at a time, but contact has been made.

>>941395
yo mayor, whats it feel like; being demoted form mayor to a pet cactus, and in the void of a held slot no less? can you like---feel your roots or are you pretty inanimate minus the whole face-on-a-cactus things you have going on

Thoremore should probably get to a lootin with Clarice. it is Clarice's office now right?

Your world hates you. No really.

Grow limbs.

>>941395
Send the mayor the entirety of the wikipedia article for 'Cactus' so she can learn the exact extent of her form

>>941395
so did you know cacti can live for like, 100s of years? Solve the mobility issue and really our wizard buddy just did you a huge favor

>>940883
This will work.

>>940883
This with the obligatory Mortal Kombat, "Get over here!"

>>940883
From Hell's heart, I stab at thee!

Agreeing with the C & D combo. He can suffer a little while we focus on not getting completely swamped by pirates.

>>941281
For Pete's sake, I spit bad breath at thee!

Oh, can you use your tree sight to scout ahead, see what it's doing and where it is?

>>825166
Definitely scout ahead, yes.

And if you feel you have time, or find them on your way, several large stones/small boulders for throwing, and perhaps a middling tree limb (From one of these dieing mistbanks) to extend your reach will be useful.

We can educate you in the technology of advanced death, bows, attle-attles, axes and otherwise, later.

Twyggdrasil Kaed 2019/08/03(Sat)18:41 No. 941297 ID: 9ba167
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>>825200
>>825166
>we're going to have to deal with this beasty at some point and it might be growing stronger as well

Yes, I've been stalling on this decision too long, and wandering off after it blindly in the dark will just make things harder on the khal who has been injured. I don't know how long he has until he bleeds out, that was a very serious wound.

I still don't have a lot of energy to spare, but it should more than be enough...

Twyggdrasil Kaed 2019/08/03(Sat)18:42 No. 941298 ID: 9ba167
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... to do a search this section of Mistbanks for the creature.

However, this will take a few minutes to do, as without knowing the precise location, I can only search all of them for vision of the creature, whatever it is.

So, now would be a good time to plan out some general battle tactics. It may be surprising, but I have very little concept of effective combat beyond 'hit something with a heavy object'. That might work for a feral quillbeast and a rock, but this creature can move quickly, and is intelligent enough to use some form of camoflague for hunting. And it appears to be diseased or venomous in some fashion.

A large stick or log does seem to be the best option as a weapon, though, if only because there is some inherent humorous irony in beating it down with a piece of its victims.

>>941298
Since it can move quickly and you can't, the best option for you is to take it by surprise and eliminate it before it can do anything.

Optimally you want a very large sharp stick to throw at it and impale it from a distance. You could also chase/lure it into traps you've constructed ahead of time, but I doubt we have time to set up any traps.
Aside from that you've already listed several problems with attempting any kind of tactical non-brute force approach: we don't know where it is, you don't have any weapon skills or equipment or even any powers beyond growing flowers on your body, it might be hard to see, and it moves faster than you.

What options do we have, exactly? We need options to form a plan.

Also examine the condition of the bars and where they're secured. Since this place appears to be very old it's possible the bars have been significantly weakened by rust or the stonework they're mounted in cracked. Might be enough to work a bar out or work away at a rusted spot 'till one breaks.

>>934334
(Oops, so he did. Somehow I managed to completely miss that panel when I went back to see if he had checked the door yet. Thanks for pointing it out!)

Wow, your lockpicking skill sucks.

Two other things that I can think of are...
Inspect the floor outside your cell. Maybe something of use is lying there. Perhaps something we'd be able to reach with the string.
Inspect the walls for.. a secret passage? Anything suspicious under the bed?

give out a loud whisper to the adjacent cells, loud enough so that any potential person hiding in the shadows of the other cells can hear you, but not loud enough for a guard from another room can hear.

see if anyone will respond. Maybe they might know why we are locked up.

I've been sick but now that I'm getting better I'm planning to start doing these as warmups again

That said, I might start doing them in batches, as drawing this stuff is quite fun and easy

DAY ZERO, 8:53 AM FEN 2019/07/22(Mon)06:40 No. 939992 ID: 73c479
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There’s a smaller door set into one wing of the hangar’s main doors, and Ripley begins to unlock the padlock holding it closed. It squeaks uncomfortably as she tries to get it to move, frozen solid against the sheet-metal door. “We have to make sure nothing’s gotten in there,” she explains. “We don’t have any planes at the moment, but Eichel’s been saying he saw fox tracks over here so we’re making sure nothing got inside and got stuck. Not much of a problem now, I guess, but if anything’s died in there I’d rather take care of it now rather than in the spring when it starts defrosting. ” She finishes with the lock and tugs on the door. With some resistance it swings open.

The hangar is dark, just barely warmer than the Alaskan wilderness outside. Your boots crunch on the rough concrete floor as you step inside, the sound amplified by the large, empty space and distant ceiling. Ripley’s breath clouds the air in front of her as she exhales, illuminated by the stray beam of light finding its way in through the small, high windows. “Huh,” she says. “Looks clear to me.”

The hangar really does seem to be empty as far as you can tell, save for a couple oil drums gathering dust in one of the corners at the far end. You follow Ripley into the center of the floor, where she pauses, arms crossed, and gives the space another once-over. “I don’t know,” she finally says, turning back to look at you. “I don’t see anything. If there aren’t any holes in the walls, maybe the locked doors were enough to keep them out.”

Check near the drums or any other clutter in here. If something was sheltering in here it'd try to have made itself comfortable.

It's possible to miss a curled up critter in the dim lighting in here if it's next to a oil drum or one of the wall studs. ...Though, if it's a fox it'd have its white winter fur coat, right? That'd show right up. Still, the both of you better sweep the nooks and crannies just to be sure. Check around and inside the oil drums and where the walls meet the floor. Look for holes and openings big enough for a critter to get in. Push any doors to check if there's a big enough gap under them or between them for a animal to get in. Wish you'd brought a flashlight. That'd help a lot in checking the dark areas.

Ask if they've had troubles in past winter months with foxes or other critters gettin' into the outbuildings, getting trapped and dying. Or them getting into the heated main buildings and causing trouble. Gnawing holes through the walls or eating food stores or suchlike.

Also ask why she isn't wearing any gloves. That seems like a invitation to frostbite around here.

Tell her that she sounds disappointed. Did she found out that her secret stash of booze has been depleted or something?

Tell her why you're here, that you suspect an accident. Make it sound like you don't suspect any foul play. Does it ever get lonely around here? Could it have been suicide?

Thank her for allowing you on the tour and ask her if they got any better attractions.

“Funny. I didn’t think there was something more interesting that a dead body. I wasn’t told pest control was a part of my duties.”

It wasn’t a deadpan joke but a plain and simple complaint. You don’t mean to be rude and she personally didn’t drag you here but you have a job to do and rather get it done.

Either way, you idly play with a crack in the concrete as if it were a potential fox saboteur secret passage. More likely just from the oppressive ice.

>>928574

It's a suit.

Anon44!lk4zOq2og2 2019/07/26(Fri)16:30 No. 940528 ID: b5fb67
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Tracy opts for the Storage room. She gets down on all fours and slowly crawls through the duct, making sure to keep the sword flush with the passage.

Opening the grate on the other side, Tracy enters a storage room. There are many unlabeled containers line the storage racks along the walls, some tipped over and their contents spilled on the floor. Making her way slowly throught the room, Tracy hears the sound of dripping. She imagines some kind of liquid container might have ruptured and has started leaking when the gravity came back on. She notices no noxious fumes or poisons of any kind.

Tracy is briefly startled when a drop of liquid hits her skin. She braces for the burning sensation of caustic acids, but nothing happens. Shrugging off the liquid as harmless, she continues through the room. She doesn't notice as several more drops catch her, and start dissolving her armor and outfit...

A large door appears in front of Tracy. It is partially ajar, but not wide enough for her to slip past. The door is either jammed or something in the other room is blocking it. She spies the consoles and blinking lights in the engine room behind the door. Her prize is nearly in sight! But how will she get past this door?

Tracy thinks. Maybe there are tools in this room we can use? Can she use her sword to wedge the door open? Maybe just some muscle to force the door open? Or something else?

How should Tracy open the door?

>>940528
Search for tools.

It's partway open already, use your WOMANLY PHYSIQUE to muscle it further.

It probably has an escape hatch or release mechanism in case the door's stuck. Look around for anything with emergency or hazard markings on it.

>>939235
Standard adventurer protocol is to put random junked items into your inventory for nonsensical reasons and then inexplicably use them to great effect during an encounter.
Use Garlic On Vampire.

What are you waiting for.

The vampire's bite is kin to the gar's lick: not worth the smell.
...
Challenge it to suck the stupid out of Spike.

>>939235
Put in your orders for breakfast. Eggs, sausage, bacon, beans, French Toast, the works. Use Spike's boneheaded recalcitrance to browbeat the bat into compliance.

Have mary do 3 and kitty do: >>939251
>suck stupid out of spike
while at the same time have spike do: >>939527

3

Take spear. Our first loot!
Check for secret passages along the wall.

Bite the spear to check if it is real gold.

>>939468
Acquire spear, continue exploring.

>>939469
Oh yeah, check for secret traps, but if nothing, then --MORE--.

Actually, have the snake fetch it for you. You never know...

>no functional quadcopter drones or toolcan bots are available at this time
Can swarmbots grant functionality to any available quadcopter drones or toolcan bots?

>>938082
Comms officer's medical records indicate additional convalescence will be required before surgery to restore vision or hearing. Could be brought out of hibernation to haul an autodoc to the gunner's stasis pod, though, yes. Fifteen minutes from initiation of revival sequence to restoration of consciousness and pod opening, minimal combat effectiveness requires either another fifteen minutes, or very powerful stimulants. Safer option is waiting at least two hours plus a full meal and bathroom break before someone brought out of hibernation is expected to do anything physically strenuous.

relevant available drug cocktails:
>frostbite prevention
-metabolic acceleration provides more heat, but aggravates need for food and increases cancer risk
-controlled peripheral vasoconstriction retains more heat, but makes fingers partly numb and stiff
>high-G piloting nanosymbiotes
-anti-nausea, but won't address diarrhea
-MMI integrators & body-identity tweaks may allow external gyros to compensate for balance
-improves twitch response at the expense of grip strength, and sustained force in general
-not meant for use while standing or walking around, can even cause temporary leg paralysis
-blood vessel elasticity boost may interact badly with frostbite prevention
>infantry combat stims
-negates (or at least reduces) fatigue, but there'll be a crash later

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I would like to send 10kg of swarmies to the copters to get at least two of them online and fabricate a geck tape roll(Scotty?) to tape our ship together and a sonic probe to survey the vessel for a damage assessment and intruder scan.

>>In vacuum, one battlesuit-rated radiothermal generator would be more than enough to power routine maintenance and housekeeping - even life support for a full passenger complement, if meal preparation and bathing were carefully scheduled to minimize peak loads. It's possible sufficient insulation and other economizing will bring power consumption below RTG output, pushing the power-supply time horizon to "several years."

Then do it. Insulate, patch, and windbreak whatever you need to to bring the power consumption down, or get the wind turbine working, or both.

>>Completely ignored suggestion about medical officer in favor of talking about waking the comms officer

Fine, then wake up the comms officer and use the frostbite prevention drugs. Maybe we can give him a crowbar and have him get the medical officer out after he gets the autodoc going.

>>939100
Agreed, it seems that getting insulation going is the first priority. Need more information on the rates at which kilograms of swarmbots could aid in such matters, but the computational math on that doesn't seem simple. Any best efficiency recommendation for building that wind bluff in conjunction with patching hull breaches?

>>938981
>to Genie
Oh yes, this should be fun! I'm sure we'll tend towards making all of you happy, as much as we can anyway. And our gnoll friend seems to know some steps to this dance, one that works to your own tune even.
Speaking of...

>to Rafela
Oh you are just delightful, and it looks like you'll be hearing a lot from us from here onward. We just woke up here, anything we should know about you or Sasza that will help us in guiding and advising you?

>to Sasza
Well you made a good try of it, another chance will come up later. But think carefully, this might be for the best; let Rafela run afoul of any hazards of the ring and the Genie before attempting to use it yourself.

Eroding the faith in all the gods will be a long process. Did all of the gods conspired together? If not do you know who was actually responsible? Could we focus on only those gods?
If this is the path you wish to take I recommend you get close to someone who is an enemy of the gods, like an aboleth.

Honestly I think it's easier to just fulfill your quota.
What you need is a group that trust each other enough to share the ring after each of them complete their wishes. They should either be naive, stupid or unreasonable loyal to an authority. Also they need to reproduce fast so you won't be without a master to serve. If their language is simple their difficulty to express what they want will be a bonus.
Essentially I'm suggesting you serve cutebolts.



Rafela, would you like to rule over cutebolds? Trust me, I have a plan!

>my people’s real name has been forbidden
Ok but, what about your own name? Calling you the Slave of the Ring sounds a bit demeaning (unless you're into that).

>it can be painfully boring
So, do you prefer to be on top or on the bottom?

>>938981
Counterpoint: If people see you as a source of hope to be revered, and the gods as vile demons who bound you so they could dominate and destroy, then you could weaken the gods so much faster than just killing their worshippers and breaking their morale.
See, if you become the deity of a religion then your followers can spread out and CONVERT their followers. It's infectious.

>>938981
This plan is acceptable. While it will cause unbelievable harm to the races that worship the gods, a region wide collapse of civilization has never really ended the world in the past, and often spurred on great change and advancement from the ruins.

Alterately, we could always try and inspire a monotheistic faith and wipe out the pantheon that way...

>>939378
I've got a question: How shark like is our appearance? Are we mostly human with a few shark features or are we an anthropomorphic shark with arms and legs and a tail and all that jazz?

I personally prefer being an anthropomorphic shark lady.

However, our children can look mostly human with a few shark features.

>>939389
I'm partial to: >>939244

>>939359
oh...

i didnt realize there was an established universe.

>>939356
I was hoping for more Jacques Cousteau and less Jock Clouseau, but whatever works I guess.

>>939389
>anthropomorphic shark with arms and legs and a tail and all that jazz?
>I personally prefer being an anthropomorphic shark lady.
That sounds good.

>>938548
>The other girls don't always understand you, you can't quite seem to connect.
Other girls? Does that mean that we’re a girl?

>What are you doing right now? You should get back to it.
You were busy eating something that isn’t exactly considered food again because you got hungry. At least, you were doing that, until you spotted a tasty looking animal that actually is considered “normal food” by others. You’re now busy stalking your prey, waiting for the right moment to strike.

>>938548
clearly we were eating the carcass

You were laying an egg. That you were going to eat with bleeding crowns.

Patrolling! Just flying around looking for anything unusual.

Working on your nest. It's a bit lopsided but you think it's pretty good.

>>938378
I don't think she'll do that after all she did blushed when she was asked who she was screwing.

Snuggle up with the cutie. Bonus points for putting her face in your bosom.

>>938384
Well, she's been stealing looks at our boobs though. You never know where things might roll if you put the twins on display.

Strip. Spoon. Snuggle~

>>938347
Also forgot... what is his type? Seems Ciel has been pining for some Ardie/Hardy. Maybe ask her what she thinks he likes while you strip?

3/4 Alyssa 2019/06/14(Fri)14:28 No. 935785 ID: d7f01b
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Out of the corner of your eye, you glimpse a couple of humans. Speak of the devil - or, you know what you mean. Your attention might have glazed right over them if you hadn’t been thinking of your own ex-humans back home.

4/4 Alyssa 2019/06/14(Fri)14:28 No. 935786 ID: d7f01b
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“Well, I’m glad you decided to drop in during your visit to Naamah, Ouija,” Parisa chirps, ever the good hostess. “I’m going to hop in the pool, if you want to come chat more. Oh - Aphra, there you are.”

Aphra closes the sliding glass door behind her, aloe in hand. She raises her eyebrows at Parisa and stalks away, toward Lord Camio, who is distantly seated in a lounge chair by the pool.

go say hi to those humans!! ask who they’re here with! they don’t look like they just wandered in so someone probably brought them along

yeah go see the humans! or go offer to help put sunscreen on camio winks

Supporting the humans option.

C.

Lock them in a doorless room.

Smik 2019/06/30(Sun)01:37 No. 937701 ID: 8d26c4
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Baby decides to use a combination of REDIRECTION and INDIRECT MURDER.

Baby used INFLUENCE (1,000)!

Baby influenced Hipster Manchild to FLIRT WITH THE LUNCH LADY!

Smik 2019/06/30(Sun)01:38 No. 937702 ID: 8d26c4
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Hipster Manchild flirted with the Lunch Lady!

Lunch Lady REJECTED Hipster Manchild!

It was SUPER EFFECTIVE!

Hipster Manchild lost 750 Influence!

Smik 2019/06/30(Sun)01:39 No. 937703 ID: 8d26c4
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Baby deployed ROBO SADIE ARMY!

Baby hopes that the robo-sadies will block Hipster Manchild's path to his dorm. Or at least confuse him.

Smik 2019/06/30(Sun)01:54 No. 937707 ID: 8d26c4
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Oh no!

SPACE SADIE seems to want to become friends with HIPSTER MANCHILD!

It appears that the Sadies have become impatient waiting for Baby to interact with them -- Space Sadie initiated conversation with Hipster Manchild!

And the Red/Lilly Sadie hybrid is trying to join a Greek House on her own!

What do?

A. Influence SPACE SADIE to flirt with another girl! Hipster Manchild can't have her if she's gay!

B. Influence Hipster Manchild to flirt with another guy! Hipster Manchild can't have her if he's gay!

C. Annoy Hipster Manchild! He... umm... well it will distract him from Space Sadie. This may make Space Sadie like you less since she wanted to be friends with him.

D. Influence another sim to pick a fight with Hipster Manchild! This has the additional advantage that Space Sadie won't blame you.

E. Purchase a super-interesting item! Hopefully Hipster Manchild will be so entranced by it he will forget about his bladder and then make a mess of himself in front of everyone! Hopefully nobody else will be so entranced by it that they do the same.

F. Flirt with Space Sadie! Baby is a FAMILY-oriented sim however, so once he flirts with Space Sadie she will be his Prime Sadie. You may get a chance to alter Baby's priorities later in your academic career.

G. Create your own Greek House! This will allow you to flee with your Sadies away from Hipster Manchild. As a bonus, you can manipulate your Greek House much like a dungeon at the cost of your earth-pulse known as Simoleons.