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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
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Total: 2 (1-20)
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 Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 7:49 pm
Quote: 5: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage.
Not curious to find the answers, he felt for the groove of its mouth before pressing his legs down and working to pry the mouth free. HP: 15
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
11
Total: 11 (1-20)
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 7:51 pm
Quote: 5: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage.
He was starting to feel like a cartoon mouse in a cat's mouth. HP: 10
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
6
Total: 6 (1-20)
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 7:52 pm
Quote: 5: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage.
He gripped the sides of the mouth and waited. He was not going to be chow. Was he a man or a minnow?HP: 5
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
18
Total: 18 (1-20)
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 7:53 pm
Quote: 5: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage.
With one desperate push, he managed to open the jaw and the fish finally spat him out. Upset, it turned and went to find something more willing to be digested.
Groggy, Melvin swam to the surface and then dragged his way up on shore before laying down in the dry bank. Okay, next time, next time he wouldn't stay out so long. HP: 5 ESCAPED!
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MoonKitsune rolled 20 10-sided dice:
10, 1, 9, 5, 4, 9, 1, 9, 9, 8, 4, 6, 6, 9, 4, 7, 8, 7, 2, 6
Total: 124 (20-200)
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 7:57 pm
Quote: Find a place where you can reach the most perfect calm and focus possible, and then begin carving Uruz into each of your stones. Think on the purpose of the stone, and meaning of Uruz as you do so. Focus as much of yourself and your actions on the rune and the act of carving. Some people choose to chant out loud or do visual exercises to more perfectly focus on the task, but different methods work best for different people. Once the rune begins to glow, you'll know it's finished. Because this process depends more on people than lab computers and code, it's less consistent and predictable in its results. Roll 1d10 for each rune stone 1-4: failure! The runestone never glows and eventually breaks. 5-8: Regular Rune! The runestone can power small, battery-operated runic devices for up to a week. 9-10: Superior Rune! The runestone can charge your runic weapons. (In and out of battle. If in battle, it will take 5 turns for the weapon to properly charge.)
Frowning, he took his tablet and played some music before he set about the runic carving station and set out his first line of stones. He concentrated the best when he had music blaring at full blast, and in the ear-bleeding vocals of Death-Cravers Oblivion, he started to carve. It took some time.
He was actually glad that he managed not to fail completely, and even had more successes than failures. He set the stones to the side, picking the brightest and setting them in a pile. He'd have to ask a technician how to use the readers to pick out which one was superior and which one was just workable. The failures were pretty clear. They were just sad stones that sat, without light, and no good aside from a very sad paper weight. He wondered if the stones could be recycled as he set them in a stone bin for failures.
Failures: 5 Regular: 9 Superior: 6
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MoonKitsune rolled 20 10-sided dice:
2, 8, 1, 5, 10, 2, 3, 8, 4, 9, 10, 8, 5, 8, 10, 4, 6, 6, 7, 3
Total: 119 (20-200)
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 8:00 pm
Quote: Find a place where you can reach the most perfect calm and focus possible, and then begin carving Uruz into each of your stones. Think on the purpose of the stone, and meaning of Uruz as you do so. Focus as much of yourself and your actions on the rune and the act of carving. Some people choose to chant out loud or do visual exercises to more perfectly focus on the task, but different methods work best for different people. Once the rune begins to glow, you'll know it's finished. Because this process depends more on people than lab computers and code, it's less consistent and predictable in its results. Roll 1d10 for each rune stone 1-4: failure! The runestone never glows and eventually breaks. 5-8: Regular Rune! The runestone can power small, battery-operated runic devices for up to a week. 9-10: Superior Rune! The runestone can charge your runic weapons. (In and out of battle. If in battle, it will take 5 turns for the weapon to properly charge.)
He wasn't as successful in making as many superiors as he liked, and managed a few basic stones. He was getting worse, he felt, and once done, he stood up and stretched. He left his station to take a break, get something to eat, and informed what few techs who cared that he would be back. Melvin now got why some worse tinted glasses. His eyes were on fire. Failures: 5 + 7 = 12 Regular: 9 + 9 = 18 Superior 6 + 4 = 10
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MoonKitsune rolled 17 10-sided dice:
7, 5, 10, 1, 5, 6, 4, 4, 4, 7, 2, 4, 8, 9, 9, 10, 7
Total: 102 (17-170)
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 8:04 pm
Quote: Find a place where you can reach the most perfect calm and focus possible, and then begin carving Uruz into each of your stones. Think on the purpose of the stone, and meaning of Uruz as you do so. Focus as much of yourself and your actions on the rune and the act of carving. Some people choose to chant out loud or do visual exercises to more perfectly focus on the task, but different methods work best for different people. Once the rune begins to glow, you'll know it's finished. Because this process depends more on people than lab computers and code, it's less consistent and predictable in its results. Roll 1d10 for each rune stone 1-4: failure! The runestone never glows and eventually breaks. 5-8: Regular Rune! The runestone can power small, battery-operated runic devices for up to a week. 9-10: Superior Rune! The runestone can charge your runic weapons. (In and out of battle. If in battle, it will take 5 turns for the weapon to properly charge.)
His success rate with perfecting carving was slanting downward, but he managed 4, which was impressive considering how worn he felt. He managed to get making normal stones, but he was close to 50/50 with failing too. He hated himself the most for the fact he made stupid mistakes. Seemed that carving rocks was a skill he hadn't expected to be this hard.
In the end, he managed to have 18 failures, 25 regular stones (which was close to half) and a stunning 14 successes. He was proud for a complete newbie, and he sighed, gathering his stones and locking them in a container that would keep them safe, and left with his bounty. __________________________________________________________ End of Week One Total:Failures: 12 + 6 = 18 Regular: 18 + 7 = 25 Superior: 10 + 4 = 14
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 2 (1-6)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 5:30 pm
SWIM RUN: 2Quote: In the water surrounding the island there's numerous edlritch horrors of the deep waiting to attack your hunter. Roll 1d6 1: a massive sea creature attacks you. Roll 1d20 to escape its gaping maw. If you roll 10+ you escape it, if you roll below you receive 10 damage and need to try again. 2: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage. 3: a small-sized sea creature attack you. It has 15 HP and 3 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 15+, failure results in auto damage. 4: you are safe. 5: you are safe. 6: you are safe.
Checking his bag to make sure it didn't have any holes, he entered the water, moved back the breaking waves and then started to dive down.
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
11
Total: 11 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 5:31 pm
Quote: 2: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage.
He expected tentacles, but the slug-like face that opened up like a slimy blossom to a row of teeth was a new twist on a different type of horrible.
Jerking back, he tried to swim away, but the creature had already swam by and then turned down, pulling him in its current down with it. HP: 45/50
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
8
Total: 8 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 5:52 pm
Quote: 2: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage.
The creature, which he could only called Snailtopus, reached out, letting it's long tendrils, a pinkish green with bumps all about it's skin, reached out, sweeping everything towards it. It was either trying to bury itself or pull everything into its mouth. Both were bad news. HP: 40/50
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
13
Total: 13 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 6:16 pm
Quote: 2: a bus-sized sea creature attack you. It has 30 HP and 5 auto damage. You can escape it by rolling 1d20 and getting 13+, failure results in auto damage.
He swam up, past the tentacles, and gave one last look to the snail that was now covering itself up in sand and sinking down as it burrowed down.
Melvin was sure not to trust the floor bottom now.
He moved past the snail's territory and along the beach in search of stones. ESCAPED! HP: 40/50
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 8-sided dice:
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Total: 6 (1-8)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 7:27 pm
Step Two Some of the caves house many useful stones, other house things waiting to kill you. You can keep on collecting for as long as your willing to risk it (or until you die.)
Roll 1d8
1: A few stones! Roll 1d4 to see how many you find in this cave!
2: Sentient sea weed aggressively gropes you! Roll 1d4 to see how much damage it does!
3: A nice amount of stones! Roll 1d8 to see how many you find in this cave!
4: Tentacles! Roll 1d8 to see how much damage they do!
5: A bunch of stones! Roll 1d10 to see how many you find in this cave!
6: This area becomes permanently mob free and reveals a large cache of stones, roll 1d20 to see how many you find in this cave!
7: The mermaids guarded several large, dark caves that are now open to explore. Hundreds to thin, snake-like tendrils shoot out from the darkness. Roll 1d12 to see how much damage they do!
8: The mermaids guarded several large, dark caves that are now open to explore. What appears to be a cave full of inviting stones is actually a huge toothy maw, patiently waiting to devour you. Roll 1d20 to see how much damage it does!
He moved along the floor bottom before he went to where the rocks started to form and found a pit where stones had fallen down and collected. Jackpot.
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 20-sided dice:
18
Total: 18 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 7:47 pm
Quote: 6: This area becomes permanently mob free and reveals a large cache of stones, roll 1d20 to see how many you find in this cave!
When he felt the stones vibrate under his hands, he decided he should move on before something came too close and found him. HP: 40/50 Stones Found: 18
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 8-sided dice:
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Total: 2 (1-8)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 7:53 pm
Step Two Some of the caves house many useful stones, other house things waiting to kill you. You can keep on collecting for as long as your willing to risk it (or until you die.)
Roll 1d8
1: A few stones! Roll 1d4 to see how many you find in this cave!
2: Sentient sea weed aggressively gropes you! Roll 1d4 to see how much damage it does!
3: A nice amount of stones! Roll 1d8 to see how many you find in this cave!
4: Tentacles! Roll 1d8 to see how much damage they do!
5: A bunch of stones! Roll 1d10 to see how many you find in this cave!
6: This area becomes permanently mob free and reveals a large cache of stones, roll 1d20 to see how many you find in this cave!
7: The mermaids guarded several large, dark caves that are now open to explore. Hundreds to thin, snake-like tendrils shoot out from the darkness. Roll 1d12 to see how much damage they do!
8: The mermaids guarded several large, dark caves that are now open to explore. What appears to be a cave full of inviting stones is actually a huge toothy maw, patiently waiting to devour you. Roll 1d20 to see how much damage it does!
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MoonKitsune rolled 1 4-sided dice:
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Total: 3 (1-4)
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 10:34 pm
Step Two
2: Sentient sea weed aggressively gropes you! Roll 1d4 to see how much damage it does!
Gritting his teeth, he turned and gripped the plant, pulling at it and finally freeing his leg. It felt swore from where the plant twisted and he was sure he'd be limping on his trip back. HP: 37/50 Stones Found: 18
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