>>697705
You are a member of the mighty and proud...
>Death Scythes - +10 to all attack rolls, immunity to poison.
>Prinicipality of Order - +10 to all fortitude rolls, immunity to fire.
>Sons of Chaos - +10 to all strength rolls, immunity to insanity.
>Endless Swarm - +10 to all dodge rolls, immunity to fear.

We are a proud member of the most menacing sounding group ever, the Death Scythes!!!

The Endless Swarm.

>>697713
Yes...
You were raised by necromancers to the bone, literally. The moment you were born, you died. On your 13th birthday, your last scrap of flesh shriveled and died and you became a man. Now, what to do?
>Attempt to take control of the those skeletal beasts
>Find civilization
>Other
(Stat Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DQqMAX_k-xFb33YOSIscNkOWXxB1xVBusIbrzxzDcY0/edit?usp=sharing)
(We work on a first vote basis, up here in Remulus' head.)

Let's start making those skeletal beasts our bitches.

>>697719
You advance towards the skeletal beasts. They are skull-cat, a death-bull, and 2 lich-gazelles. Who will you attempt to control?

>>697721
Sexy lich gazelle bitches.

>>697730
You realize that the gazelles would be much easier to control. You tap into that familiar feeling of power that comes from being a necromancer.
(Roll 1d100 under Necrontrol 60)

rolled 94 = 94

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>>697733
Necro-control!

dice 1d100
Let's roll'em
Unless I'm a moron who doesn't understand how the dice function works here in which case oh well...

>>697735
(Crit fail)
Not only do you fail to control the gazelles, but you accidentally cause the entire herd to stampede!
(Roll 1d100 under Agility 50 to see if you dodge.)

>>697737
Wait the one time I roll high we wanted to roll low?

>_<

(Bout to go to bed, will check in the morning)

>>697745
(Awake again. Roll 1d100 under Agility 50)

bump

rolled 41 = 41

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Let's see if I can roll low when we want to.

>>697842
You can, apparently.

DODGE! You narrowly avoid the herd as they rush past into the savannah. Well that was a bust, so where are you going now?

>Find civilization
>Try one of the other animals

Try to control the Skull cat next.

>>697865
You want to get the big cat. The REALLY big cat.
(Roll under necrontrol 60)

>>697872
Nope. Put it in the email field

rolled 40 = 40

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Let's try that again...

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/01/28(Thu)14:11 No. 697880 ID: 0eaeaf
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>>697875
You thrust out with your power. You envelop the cat's mind completely, and you make sure it knows it belongs to you.
(New Party Member Gained: Skalico! Stat sheet updated.)

Try to take the bull, will give us a mount

Next up you need some muscle.
Metaphorically.
(Roll that bitch)

rolled 0 = 0

---

rolling to have a cow!

>>697892
You rolled 1d00, not 1d100, in case it wasn't obvious.

rolled 84 = 84

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I need to stop staying up so late...
Maybe I'll bring us some good luck!

>>697895
Le NOPE.
Let me roll for you, as a mercy.

rolled 26 = 26

---

rolling.

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/01/28(Thu)15:45 No. 697901 ID: 71aff6
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>>697899
Of course I make the roll for you.
The bull tries to resist, but you tug on it's mind, pulling it deeper and deeper within you until it has no choice but to submit.

Awesome, lets hunt for civilization

Remulus leveled up! You can now choose a subclass!
>Knight, Knows Mounted(Any) and Weapon Skill(Lance), Has a Rusty Lance and Bone Armor.
>Archer, Knows Volley and Weapon Skill(Bow), Has a Rusty Crossbow and Tanned Armor.
>Mage, Magic Skill(60) and knows Death Magic, has a Rotting Staff and Mothballed Robes.
>Monk, knows Martial Arts(Fists) and Weapon Skill(Gauntlets), has Rusty Gauntlets and Mothballed Robes

Every master of death needs to know some killer magic, let's be a mage.

>>697910
You decide you need to learn the workings of this world, and become a mage.
*Subclass: Mage gained!*
*Spell: Reanimate learned*
*Spell Class: Death Magic unlocked*

Okay cool, makes sense I suppose. Will we be able to multi-class later?

>>697913
You can have up to 2 subclasses for every 10 levels.

So do we have any idea where we are?

>>697918
You are in the desert. That's all you know. You don't even have a map, for Sacra's sake!
You can go either North, South, East, or West.

Bump for the bump god.

rolled 2 = 2

---

in order of listing

To the south!

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/01/28(Thu)18:54 No. 697951 ID: 71aff6
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>>697948
You go to the South, and as the desert recedes, some kind of weird, bulbous plants emerge. They seem strangely familiar for some reason. Then I remember. There is only one species that makes eggs like this...
Endless Swarm Grunts.

Didn't we decide to be part of the endless swarm?

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/01/28(Thu)18:57 No. 697954 ID: 71aff6
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As if they heard your mental exclamation, the eggs pop open, showing brood after brood of grunts.
You think it's time to run now.
(Roll 1d100 against Agility 70 to see if you outrun them.)

>>697952
Nope, first guy chose Death Scythe

>>697954
Whoops, it's 50. I was looking at Skalico.

rolled 81 = 81

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Better than nothing

>>697958
Nope!

The grunts manage to overrun me. I can feel them trying to tear me apart, scratching and biting at my bones, until a guttural call pulls them away from me. I try to look up, but I'm already falling unconscious. The last thing I hear is a smug scratchy voice saying, "Well what do we have here?"

Have other party members fight them off or help us out of here.

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/01/28(Thu)19:53 No. 697988 ID: 71aff6
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>>697982
You try to command your familiars, but it would seem they too are restrained...

You wake up in a biological cavern. A grunt that was sitting there, seemingly watching you, goes out of the room. A few minutes later, a Spawn wanders in. From it's voice, you can tell it's the same one from earlier. "Hello I am--" from there it makes a series of clicking sounds. "But you may call me Tiberius." it finishes. You try to stand up, but you quickly fall. Tiberius chides you. "You are still weak. I would not recommend you exert yourself." He offers you his hand...er...claw thing and you take it. "I assume you want to see your familiars? Or would you like a tour of the hive?"
>Go see your familiars
>Go on a tour of the hive.

>>697988
Accept the tour. Maybe we can figure out why we were brought here.

Sure lets go look around.

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/01/28(Thu)20:47 No. 697995 ID: 71aff6
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>>697991
You ask for the tour of the hive. Although it seems completely random to you, Tiberius seems to know the tunnels like the back of his hand. "This has been a spawning ground for centuries," he says as you walk. "Fueling the war front against the Legions of Rukt. Damn robots are near starving us to death with their terraforming, making even the ground itself inedible." You remember from school that the Endless Swarm consider anything inedible an insult to their honor, whatever that means. Finally, you end up in a large chamber clustered with Grunt eggs, as well as some Spawn eggs and even the ever larger Overlord eggs. In the middle of the room is a Neuro Queen, pumping out eggs while floating. Tiberius immediately kneels, and you follow his example. He speaks, with his head still bowed. "Mother, I have brought the visitor to you." The Neuro Queen turns towards you and attempts to thrust through your mind barriers, but you stop her out of reflexes. This seems to put her, and the entire hive, at odds. They all stare at you.
>Joke it off
>Say no. Firmly
>Say sorry, and this time let down your guard.

>>697995
Bump bump.

Joke it off, I mean they can kill us if they want to anyway

Lower defenses. Mind to mind go.

>>698033
You try to joke it off. "At least buy me a drink first." The Neuro Queen seems puzzled, but then she realizes, and begins to speak through Tiberius. "So that was....a joke? Very well. I see that you do not like speaking mind to mind, so I will speak through Tiberius. I was wondering what were you doing so close to the hive? My grunts attacked you out of reflex, as is their duty."
>I was looking for civilization
>I was looking for more familiars
>I was looking for a new party member

Well we were technically looking for civilization, but it would be a lie to say we weren't partially looking for the other teo

You did not know the area, and we searching for some kind of civilization.

It would appear civilization found me first.

>>698040
So, all 3?

"I was looking for all 3. I need both allies and jobs in order to accomplish my ultimate goal: To unite Necropolis"

It would seem the Neuro Queen is trying not to laugh. "You want to stop a war that has literally been going on since the planet was still alive? You have got to be kidding me."

Hardly, tell me what has this war gotten you? What has it gotten anyone? The world needs to be united, only then will we be able actually achieve something and end the eternal boredom of this eternal unlife

Hardly, tell me what has this war gotten you? What has it gotten anyone? The world needs to be united, only then will we be able actually achieve something and end the eternal boredom of this eternal unlife

>>698048
"Hardly, tell me what has this war gotten you? What has it gotten anyone? The world needs to be united, only then will we be able actually achieve something and end the eternal boredom of this eternal unlife"
The queen seems to be deep in thought. Finally she says, "Very well. You have my support. I will send Tiberius and his brood-brothers, as well as 50 Grunts to serve as my eyes and ears. With that, she returns to egg laying.
*NEW PARTY MEMBERS!: Tiberius, Augustus, and Julius have joined the party.*
*NEW FAMILIAR!: 50 Grunts (Under Tiberius' Control*

Okay, lets learn what tiberius and julian can do and then learn of the surrounding area

(It's in the stat sheet)
Tiberius tells you that the South is mostly occupied by Swarm underground hives, the before-mentioned Rukt Reformation facilities in the East, and they don't know anything in the West and North.

Lets go see our familiars and go west then, the rukt obviously dislike the dnless swarm so that will be a hard alliance

>>698065
You collect your familiars and head out. You decide to head away from the crazy soul eating robots, towards the west. On your way you reach a small settlement. You can now buy supplies.
>Health Potion = 25 souls
>Old Robes = 50 souls
>Old Staff = 125 souls
>Book of Earth Magic = 200 souls
>Book of Water Magic = 200 souls
You have - 500 souls.

anyone playing...

Buy the staff and the earth magic.

Seconded

Finally, found this thread again.

:D good to hear

>>698097
>>698099
You buy the staff and book of earth magic.
(175 souls left.)
Reading the book, you learn a few basic Earth spells.
*You learned: Create Golem (Basic)!*
*You learned: Dirt Shield!*
*You learned: Forced Burial!*

Robes then ALL THE HEALTH POTIONS!

>>698995
You decide to buy the robe and, as one of the spirits in your mind so eloquently put it, ALL THE HEALTH POTIONS!
*You gained: Old Robes*
*You gained: 5 Health Potions*

You decide to head out of town. On the way you are ambushed by raiders. You can handle this though.

(BATTLE! Your Party vs. 10 Bandits!)
Please enter your orders for...
>Remulus
>Tiberius
>Augustus
>Julius
(Psst...stat sheet is here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DQqMAX_k-xFb33YOSIscNkOWXxB1xVBusIbrzxzDcY0/edit?usp=sharing)

(No one playing?)

I'm waiting until I get home and can have multiple tabs to post

Ummmm could you include like abilities on the list? I mean just having skill scores isn't all that useful for combat

>>699033
It's in the skills tab. Look at the bottom of the page.

Remulus create a golem, and everyone else just make normal attacks.

>>699036
Remulus uses the opportunity to create a weak golem of earth. It rushes forth and attacks, killing 2 bandits.

Augustus rushes forth and tries to cleave them through with his obliterators
(Roll 1d100 over Swordsmanship 70 + 20 = 90)

rolled 63 + 20 = 83

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Wow they are weak

>>699050
No, it was just that his weapon adds a bigger threshold for you to succeed with. You don't add 20 to your rolls, but it's a success anyway.

His Obliterators cleave through the bandits, killing another 2. Unfortunately, Julius still needs time to prepare to fire.

Tiberius rushes forward to attack with his scythes. Roll 1d100 under Swordsmanship 60 + 10 = 70

rolled 26 = 26

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What I mean was the weak golem killed two

rolled 9 = 9

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>>699052
Success. And I know, these are the goblins man. THE GOBLINS.

Tiberius cleaves through another one, as your turn ends.

As they lost more than 50%, they have to roll to see if they'll run. Rolling under 10 - 6 = 4

>>699053
They definitely run, giving Julius the perfect chance to line up his shot. A spasm in his gun releases a burning glob of plasma, hitting and burning the last 4 to death with it's explosion.

Well that was fun, lets keep traveling

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/02/04(Thu)18:26 No. 699063 ID: 71aff6
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>>699056
*6 Bodies Gained*
*100 Souls Gained*

You continue on your way. You finally come to a city crowned by a giant pyramid. It would seem you have come to one of the Sacra's Chosen gate cities. Everywhere you go, there are slaves or mummies walking around. You remember from the schoolmaster that after the sun got too close to their planet, the Sacranians had to preserve their bodies in a hibernation. 100 years later, when the sun moved away again, they found that they were too weak and brittle to do anything substantial and now must rely on slaves for everything.

Hmmm well lets enter I suppose. What do we know of their disposition and strength

>>699064
You enter the city. You cover your eyes just in time for another burst of light to beam down from space, signalling another teleport has just occurred.

Strengths? They're not really that strong, but they have some really good magic and technology. As for disposition, they are super friendly to everyone except the Legions of Rukt, whom they share Sacra with.

Let's just explore I guess... and ask our new friends if they have a suggestion for how to move forward

>>699072
Tiberius and his brood have never even ventured past the hive before, other than going to the battlefront.

You wander through the streets, not very sure where to go. Various merchants are selling wares, ranging from Silver Scarab mounts to Death Date fruits. You approach a merchant who seems to be selling weaponry. You are about to ask something when a large clatter comes from the back. The Sacra merchant picks up a whip and yells "You idiot! That's the third time this month!" What will you do?
>Intervene
>Calmly wait
>Get the authorities, this isn't legal

See what is going on, don't intervene or anything yet though

>>699281
You go deeper into the tent. There are racks upon racks of weaponry, but the wailing screams concern you more. You finally reach a wider area of the tent. You see the eyes of other slaves hiding, but in the middle the master was whipping a particular slave girl, who couldn't be older than 16. "Foolish girl!" he said. "Can't you do anything right?" With that, he adds another lash to her already bleeding and torn back. The Chosen Creed outlawed this 10 years ago: the slaves were friends, not subordinates.

>Intervene
>Calmly wait
>Get the authorities, this isn't legal

Intervene I guess

>>699363
Intervene. Let's see how he likes the whip.

>>699367
You catch the next whip before it comes down. Though it hurts a little bit, your lack of flesh negates much of the pain of the whip. The large slaver looks at you and demands you let go and get out of his tent. When you refuse, he punches you away. That one hurt.

(BATTLE! You vs the Slaver!)
State your actions please.

Use forced burial on him, he needs to calm down.

>>699439
Wrench his whip out of his grip, and punch him back in the face. Harder.

>>699484
You attempt to cast Forced Burial, taking the power straight form the earth in order to turn the sand around him against him.
(Roll 1d100 under Magic Ability 60 + 15 = 75)

rolled 39 = 39

---

Put them in the ground.

Why won't my phone ever let me roll without messing it up somehow.

>>700158
You slam your hand into the ground, commanding the sand around you to rise up and consume the slaver. It obeys, slowly dragging him down. However, as he is suffocating, the slaver somehow finds the strength to break free.
(10/25 Slaver HP)
Retaliating, he hits you from afar with the whip, grabbing you by your spine.
(Roll 1d100 under your Strength 70 to see if you escape.)

rolled 22 = 22

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Retaliate in some non-lethal fashion

>>701057
Grab whip, wrench him to his knees.

>>701057
You easily wrest away, the spikes failing to find grasp. You attempt to hit the slaver over the head with your staff, as it is nonlethal.
(Roll 1d100 under Swordsmanship 65)

rolled 46 = 46

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Here we go

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/02/11(Thu)22:02 No. 701178 ID: 71aff6
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>>701083
You succeed in hitting him, knocking him out. At that exact moment, the Imperial Knights arrive, with Tiberius following them. 2 of them grab the slaver, and one of them stays to talk to you. He asks, "What happened here? The Spawn said there was an abusive slave owner." What will you say?
{Open Input}

IT'S REBOOT TIME! Refer to >>701178.

>>701178
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!

>>701178
There was, in fact, a abusive slave owner. You're carrying him.

>>707994
"There was, in fact, a abusive slave owner. You're carrying him." The Infinity Knight nods and barks some orders to his colleagues in some foreign language. "He will be apprehended and punished for his actions. Thank you citizen." With that, the Infinity Knight leaves. The slave looks up at you. She is a tall, broad, dark skinned clone. On closer inspection, it appears she is a cyborg: her eyes have been replaced. The other slaves look at you expectingly. That's when you remember the Sacra's children golden rule: you keep what you can beat. These slaves now belong to you. What will you with them?
>Take them along with you
>Harvest their souls
>Sell them off

What can we do with souls

I mean we know it's the currency but what can you DO with them

Take them with you, I guess. I suppose they might be good for something!

Ask them to tell you about themselves.

>harvest souls
So... if abusing slaves is illegal, there's a non-abusive way to do that?

>>708030
You can use 20 of them to boost a roll, giving you effectively + 10 to one of your stats, and therefore a higher level of succeeding. You can also use them to heal your hp, at 10 souls/hp point.

Mr. C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/03/09(Wed)19:21 No. 708044 ID: 8013df
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>>708031
Abusive slaves is illegal for the Sacra's Chosen. You are a Death Scythe. It's weird political shit.

BTW, you know this quest now has its own questdis to ask your meta in.
>>/questdis/98282

Take them with us

>>708119
You look down on the slaves. "Come with me." you say. Now, you'll need a place to stay for the night, before the gates close. You could stay in a hostel, but Tiberius and the Endless Swarm will need a dark place in order to cocoon, like a cave. But the slaves will most likely feel scared or cold in any place suited for the Spawn. There are 3 places in the city you could go.
>The old Iron Caves
>The Bear Skull hostel
>Look elsewhere (Prompt a roll)

rolled 99 = 99

---

Let's look elsewhere

>>708157
Aren't there any inns or hotels with basements.

>>708183
None with the requirements that Tiberius needs. Lots of them put their solar generators in the basement, and there would be too much noise and heat for them to slumber.

>>708179
Not only can you not find any place to stay, but with one look at the company you're keeping, all the hostels lock and slam the door in your face. With no other choice, you are forced to go to the old mines, where iron used to be extracted until the vein ran out. You go deep enough inside the cave to avoid the incoming storm, but not so deep that those without unnatural vision can't see. After a while, the slaves stop shivering and go to sleep. You still hear the sounds of breathing down towards the cave, so you go investigate.

>After a while, the slaves stop shivering and go to sleep.
Maybe you should have gotten them basic camping gear, if you desire for them to stay slaves, and not 'upgrade' to fresh necromatic components.

That or I wonder if there are "stables" and/or pet sitters where you can drop slaves off when you have to be someplace uncharitable to life.

Further down the cave, you find one of the slaves, the cybernetic one, working with a gun. It is oily and greasy, but seems to work perfectly. A closer look reveals that the gun is plugged into her via a port in her neck. When you accidentally knock over a stone, she spins around and points the gun at you, before realizing who it is, and quickly dropping the gun. "I am sorry, master. Please forgive me." she seems somewhat...scared. What will you say?
>"Never do that again."
>Say nothing
>"What are you apologizing for; you didn't do anything."

Say nothing, walk over and inspect the gun

Neither tending to one's weapons nor keeping alert are mistakes to apologize for.

And yeah, inspect the gun.

>>708231
You simply walk over and hold out your hand. Obediently, she hands over the gun to you. It seems very well-made, almost fit for royalty and most definetly belonged to a noble. Although you didn't ask, she says, "It was my father's, he was a wealthy merchant. One day, he was transporting goods when he got attacked by a Death Scythe raiding party. Only we survived, and one of the raiders stabbed me through the eye. We came here, it was the closest town. My father had to sell me into slavery in order to get cybernetics I needed. He...he didn't survive. He was stabbed in the stomach and didn't get it treated."

Ask if she picked up any of her father's skills and then inform her she is in charge of organizing the other servants.

>>708299
You ask her if her father taught her any skills. "My father was a former cleric, and he taught me some battle hymns." As you begin to go towards the front of the cave, she says out loud, "Remina." When you turn, you find she's suddenly in front of you. "My name is Remina."

We are Cors, nice to meet you.

>>708342
From behind you say to her, "My name is Cors, Remulus Cors Blackbane." She keeps walking.

The next morning, Remina is rousing the slaves from sleep. You had been scouting out the cave, and it seems like it is mostly empty. Tiberius and his brood are emerging from their cocoons, followed closely by the grunts. Remina asks, "What guild do you belong to master?" You space out for a second and she sighs. "You never joined a guild, did you. How did you expect to get jobs? Well, there are 3 in town: the Blackwater Guild, the Boar's Head Mercenary Company, and the Doombringers Raid Association. Which one will you join?"

Suggestion 2016/03/13(Sun)12:39 No. 708898 ID: 47160d

Well tell us more about each one

>>708898
"What are each one like?" you ask. "Well, Blackwater seems really shady, and I heard all they accept are Assassination and Target Recovery Jobs, and they have a lot of necromancers. The Boar's Head is more of a private army, and they get paid well for doing Escort and Assistance jobs. The Doombringers is made up of mostly Death Scythes, and they get a lot of Raid and Robbery jobs."

Anyone playingz?

>>708908
Boar's head seems more our kind of thing, even if we are a necromancer.

>>709194
There was no downtime for questing at work today.

>>709247
"We shall join the Boar's Head guild." you say. The lot of you head into the town again. Now that your already large group is now being augmented by slaves, you're getting quite a lot of stares. You finally reach the Boar's Head guild house, which happens to double as a tavern and an inn. A rough and tumble old pirate greets you. "Welcome to the Boar's Head Tavern, what can I get you?" You say, "We're here to join the guild." The pirate rubs his stubble. "We don't let people in that easily. Tell you want. If you can do one of those jobs on the board over there, we'll let you join." There are 3 jobs on the board that seem easy enough.

>Escort
-Escort an alchemist to Gravedigger Junction safely
-Reward: 300 Souls
-Class: C, might encounter Sons of Chaos

>Target Capture
-A B-class Sons of Chaos warmonger has been spotted, along with its Blood Drawl companions. Capture it and take it elsewhere
-Subject is very violent, but cunning, so engage cautiously
-Reward: 900 Souls
-Class: A-, Blood Drawls have exhibited self-endangering abilities and can become "Blood Bombs"
There's a note scribbled underneath it in pencil
-NOTE: The subject is female and has been observed to enjoy drinking constests. This might be a way to beat her!

>Assassinate
-Take out a Legion of Rukt Noble that is endangering the town
-Noble has displayed the ability to clone himself. However, these clones pale in ability to the original, and have a slight transparency.
-Recommended do not engage alone, job hunters have DIED trying to take this mission on!

Hmmm how likely would we be able to get her into a drinking contest and win? If not with us then with one of our compatriots

>>709462
Sons of Chaos are notorious for their pride. If you challenge them, they will respond. however, they are also notorious for their alcohol tolerance, thanks to their fast metabolism.

Yeah but... can we even get drunk?

>>709469
You can, with some very special drinks tailored especially to your kind.

...so what is our tolerance for such drinks

>>709475
You're tolerance is a bit higher than your normal human man.

Hmmm check how the others are

>>709479
You think about the overall alcohol tolerance of all the races.
-Clone: A little below average
-Endless Swarm: Very high
-Sacra's Chosen: Below average
-Legion of Rukt: Immune
-Death Scythe: Average
-Sons of Chaos: Very High
-Principality of Order: A bit above average

Ask if our endless swarm buddies would be willing to help

>>709487
You walk up to the pirate again. You hand him the job paper you picked. He raises his eyebrow in amusement, but points out the area where the Warmonger has been spotted. Now, the party is too big for this mission. The most you should bring is four. Who will be taken with you?
{Choose from the statsheet, it has been updated: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DQqMAX_k-xFb33YOSIscNkOWXxB1xVBusIbrzxzDcY0/edit?usp=sharing}

Hello?

>>709514
Fishing for replies.

>>711909
Okay, I didn't want to pick the people cause I wasn't feeling the drinking challenge thing, but I guess I'll keep things going.

I assume dead familiars will be terrible for this.

Cors is the PC, he goes. Tiberious is endless swarm, so he's got high resistance. Then Augustus for the same reason. Then Remina for the lulz. Need at least one gal alone for the monster booze party. That's 4.

(I assume the "grunt horde" would count as more than one person? If not, maybe swap them for Augustus just for weight of bodies).

>>711964
You don't have to do the challenge. The party you picked is fine for just fighting. It all depends on who gets the first vote ;D.

You take Tiberius, Augustus, and Remina with you. You feel that a mix of both melee and ranged is the best. The old pirate wishes you luck. On your way through, you are attacked by...
(Roll a 1d10 to see what you get on the encounter chart. Low is easier, higher is difficult.)

rolled 9 = 9

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>>712485
Ohno it's a...

Mr.C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/03/30(Wed)15:30 No. 712512 ID: 0eaeaf
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>>712496
Tell me: do you believe the rape train has brakes? Because, CHOO CHOO!
Your party seems to have trespassed on a wild Wendigo's territory! It soon tracks you down and roars out a challenge.
{Choose your actions, he has Armor 12, so choose wisely.)

rolled 31 = 31

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>>712512
Uh, the swarm guys attack with scythe and sword, weapons, Remina shoots it, and we cast forced burial?

If we actually bury it, then we run before it digs out.

>>712541
Roll 3d100 for all of their swordsmanship rolls, then 3d10 to see damage for them, then 1d100 to see if Remina hits, then 1d10 to see damage, then 1d100 to see if magic takes effect. I will note that the Wendigo is Undead, so you can try to take control of it. You will however incur a +20 roll deficit due to the Intelligent trait. I know it's a lot of rolls, but that's why multiple people are playing :D. I hope...

rolled 96, 13, 96 = 205

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Tiberius swordmanship

rolled 9, 5, 6 = 20

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>>712595
And damage

rolled 3, 79, 90 = 172

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Augustus swordsmanship

rolled 5, 6, 9 = 20

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>>712599
And damage

rolled 22 = 22

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Remina to-hit

rolled 6 = 6

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>>712603
And damage

rolled 53 = 53

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And maaaaagic.

>>712595
>>712599
I'll take the best rolls for Swordsmanship, but I forgot you only brought 2 Endless Swarms, not 3.

>>712600
>>712597
I'll take the two 9s, meaning that 12 damage from them.

>>712603
Remina definitely hits.
>>712604
and does 4 damage.

>>712605
And forced burial'd.

The two brood-brothers team up on it, doing noticeable damage, while Remina aims and does some damage. You harness the power of Earth Magic and bring the ground crumbling around it. It is temporarily trapped, and you take the opportunity to run. A few minutes later, you hear it emerge once again enraged.
*You are now being CHASED. You gain +1 to encounter rolls and if you get the Wendigo again, you MUST stay and kill it. CHASED will wear off after 3 encounters.*
Now roll 1d10 + 1 for your next encounter. Stat sheet has been updated with encounters for your reading pleasure: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DQqMAX_k-xFb33YOSIscNkOWXxB1xVBusIbrzxzDcY0/edit?usp=sharing.

>>712636
If I wasn't clear, roll 1d10 + 1 for your next encounter.

rolled 6 + 1 = 7

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>>712699
Runnin' and rollin'.

Mr.C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/03/31(Thu)16:58 No. 712777 ID: 0eaeaf
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>>712716
Your party next encounters a Beastmaster and his Hell-hounds. The beastmaster and the hell-hounds are both variations of the common Sons of Chaos species of Imp. The Beastmaster is simply a more intelligent imp, while hell-hounds are the more canine relatives. Both are rather dangerous alone, but together they are a fearsome combination.

>>712777
{Choose your actions, there is a beastmaster and 3 hell-hounds}

rolled 33 = 33

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>>712777
Cors tries to talk to / make an appeal to the imp. Assuming it lives up to impish sterotypes, it'll probably enjoy having power over him / taunting him / the opportunity to humiliate him instead of immediately ordering the hounds to charge.

This is a distraction. Giving Remina a chance to stealthily line up a shot and cheap shot it.

The hounds will be much easier to dispatch if their tamer is dead.

>>713078
You try talking to the Beastmaster first, "Might you let some weary travelers through? We seek no trouble." The imp laughs. "I can only let you through if you can answer my riddle. 'You can't see me, yet I'm always there. You can't feel me, yet I'm in your hair. You can't touch me, but I keep you on the ground. You can't hear me, but everything I drop makes a sound. Who am I?"

>>714281
That's a tough one. My first thought is air, which meets the first two requirements. But it's sort of hard to argue it keeps you on the ground (unless it means it keeps you breathing, and not under the ground? Not that most the undead around here need air). And things dropping from the air make sounds, but you can hear the wind.

Gravity also comes to mind, but you do feel it, and it doesn't really drop anything.

Unless someone else thinks of the answer, I think I'm still for Remina cheapshotting him while Cors makes a show of agonizing over the riddle.

>>714322
Remina moves to fire at the beast master as you distract him with attempting to solve the riddle.
(Roll under Accuracy 85, then 1d10 + STR 10 vs armor 8.)

rolled 5 = 5

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>>714704
Accuracy

rolled 6 + 10 = 16

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>>714785
Holy heck is that a good roll.

Now let's see if that super precise shot does any damage.

(Derp, trying again, the first time I rolled 1d0).

>>714785
>>714788
Remina lines up the shot just perfectly to hit the chest, taking out the beastmaster's arcane nexus and killing it. The confused hellhounds bound off into the wild.

You are suddenly surrounded by suffocating darkness.

???:Good job you guys. You did that a lot better than I thought you would. Keep up the good work, and you might get your original bodies back.

You drop back into real space, with you being carried of Tiberius' back. Hearing you awaken, he says, "You okay? You went into some kind of trance. By the way, we got some kind of strange soul."

You gained 1 Exalted Soul : Exalted souls can be used to turn a critical failure into a critical success, or force the enemy to fail a roll.

Roll for your next encounter, please. 1d10+1.

rolled 3 + 1 = 4

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>>718517

Mr.C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/04/25(Mon)08:17 No. 719004 ID: 0eaeaf
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>>718522
Next, your party encounters some kind of bloated imp. It takes you a moment to realize that this is the modified Blood Drawl the poster was talking about.
{State your actions}

>>719004
(Psst...once again, stat sheet with skills, stats, and enemy stats is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DQqMAX_k-xFb33YOSIscNkOWXxB1xVBusIbrzxzDcY0/edit#gid=0)

rolled 2 = 2

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>blood bomber
Safest course of action would be to keep our distance, and either hit it with a forced burial to dampen the explosion, or just pop it at range with a gunshot.

>>719328
Roll for magic under Magic Ability 75 for Cors, and under Accuracy 75 for Remina.

rolled 17, 28 = 45

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Cors, then Remina.

rolled 5, 7, 4, 9 = 25

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>>721487
Cors successfully buries the Blood Bomber, but it's death blast is so powerful, the party still takes some damage!
(First roll is Cors, then Tiberius, then Augustus, then Remina)

rolled 2, 2, 10, 7 = 21

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>>723154
I'm guessing I'm supposed to try and roll under those to mitigate damage.

Either way, what kind of shape are we in now, and how close are we to where we're going?

>>723225
The blast barely affects you, though Augustus takes some damage. [Augustus -6 Health].

Roll for your next encounter. 1d10 + 1
To answer your question, you will stop having encounters when you roll a 10.

Suggestion 2016/05/16(Mon)15:14 No. 723787 ID: a075ba
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rolled 2 + 1 = 3

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>To answer your question, you will stop having encounters when you roll a 10.
So...

Sum(x=1) (9/10)^(x-1)*1/10

Could be at this a while.

rolled 9 = 9

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>>723787
MUHAHAHAHAHAH-er. Excuse my outburst. And don't worry, eventually I'll give up and eventually just let you in.
Rerolling for same result

Mr.C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/05/16(Mon)18:55 No. 723854 ID: 8013df
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>>723845
Ohohohohohoho
Writing...

I don't understand, 3 isn't the same result. Last time was a 4!

Mr.C!!Z5AwqwMwxj 2016/05/16(Mon)19:33 No. 723864 ID: 8013df
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As you and the crew stumble through the forests, you finally find the ransacked temple that is supposedly the home of your target.

Unfortunately, it would seem that a huge battle going on, between the Wendigos and the Son of Chaos forces! A Lesser Wendigo bounds towards you, intent on ripping your crew apart.

rolled 75 = 75

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Sorry for repost. Messed up dice.
>>723864
The Wendigo takes the initiative, slashing at you!

(Weapon Strength 35 + Strength/2 30 = Strength 65 blow vs 40 Fortitude. Oh Boy. Roll 1d100 + 40 to see if you can beat my roll)

rolled 6 + 40 = 46

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>>723884
Almost a strait up coin flip.

>>723886
The single blow nearly kills you, knocking you out and taking you out of the fight.
{1/50 Cors Health}

{State your actions. You now only have Tiberius, Augustus, and Remina, but Tiberius can attempt to take control of it....}

>>723887
Wait, what I thought low rolls were good in this quest.

>>723888
Wait, you're right.
AAGH! I can't even get my own quest rules right...

Ok, you only take 1 damage. Lucky f*cking you.
And Cors can make actions again.

Tiberius can attempt to take control of it, then.

If that fails, Remina shoots, Augustus attacks, and Cors... uh, creates a golem to engage it / tank hits for the party. Let's mix up the spell usage a little.

What do Remina's spells / abilities / hymns do, anyways?

>>724135
That would be a Necrontrol roll of 50. You want to continue?

rolled 73 = 73

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>>741560
Sure, let's try.

>>741807
Failure. The Lesser Wendigo goes into a rage. (+10 Strength and Swordsmanship for one round)

>>724135
ACC 65 on Remina, SWD 70 on Augustus, Magic 75 on Cors.

rolled 61, 33, 24 = 118

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>>742509
Rolling for all three, then.

>>742511
21 damage dealt, 10 of which is blocked so Wendigo health (19/30). An extra 2 damage is dealt by the golem Rem summoned, so (17/30)

rolled 37 + 70 = 107

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The Lesser Wendigo strikes back, furious with pain. He charges into Augustus, attacking. (Swordsmanship 70 vs Agility 60, 1d100 from you guys and if my roll is greater than yours, I hit. That's how I'm doing it now.)

rolled 53 = 53

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>>745740
We're switching from lows good to highs good? Well okay. (Watch me roll a 1 now).

>>745778
Augustus is too agile for him it seems.

>State actions

>2 wendigos
...can we hold l and r and run away now.

rolled 3, 1 = 4

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>>746875
Unfortunately, since you're at your destination, there's no where to run too.

(Just so you know...Tiberius and Augustus can always try to use Necrontrol again. Stat tests work the same, roll under. The two can also attempt to combine forces, doing one test with a +20 modifier)

A Sons of Chaos Slaughterborn engages the two Wendigos before continuing on his berserk rampage, dealing 2d10 damage to each of them.

rolled 76 + 20 = 96

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>>747880
Okay, let's try to control one and set it on the other!

(Test Failed)
The combined efforts of the two necromancers still aren't enough to take hold of the Wendigo's mind.

Augustus and Remina can still make actions. The Battle Hymns for Remina have been explained on the stat sheet.

Wait, I thought rolling high was good now. Or what was it we even had to roll under?

>what do
Remina: Valyrie's Ride
Augustus: Mount one of these things.

>>747972
(In reality, it was just to avoid having to change the stats of the characters. So characteristic test is still roll under, but combat is roll over your opponent's total.)

Augustus can't mount that! He has Mounted (Butcher), not Mounted(Undead)!