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FrostyPeaches rolled 3 20-sided dice:
20, 19, 17
Total: 56 (3-60)
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 Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2015 8:10 pm
29 DecemberLet me tell you a story: ( River ), ( Giant Spider ), ( Crumble )
"Let me tell you another story," said the brightly coloured zikwa. Empty Promises already told a story about a dumb spider before and today, it seemed that he will be telling another...
"In matope there lies a river where all kin like to cross and bathe in, one day there was a giant spider who wanted to cross after kin too, but it was afraid that it would get washed away by the current, not knowing with its size, it was able to bear the cold water.
But no, instead of braving its fear, it decided to take the dry path over the mossy land. Yes, that was a bad choice indeed for when it crossed halfway, the ground started to crumble and cave in. The giant spider shot its webs trying to save itself but by the time it was done swinging and hanging onto its thread to see where in the world it is, it already had fallen into my lair...
Of course i read its body heat and immediately broke its line and it landed onto the soft earth. What happened next, well. let's just keep this a secret between me and you," he told the other zikwa. "It died an squirmed its last breath with the stab of my pointy hoof. I watched it spazz and twitch, and when it was all lifeless, I had the best meal of my life. So juicy and crunchy."
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iStoleYurVamps rolled 3 20-sided dice:
15, 8, 14
Total: 37 (3-60)
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2015 9:10 pm
thunder, Zikwa (m), Laughter. At the request for a story with what he'd been given, Blue Blood didn't know how to start. He just drew blank after blank. Finally he offered all he could. "Every time a Zikwa buck laughs, a thunderstorm claps. That's why you don't hear them joking very often." Not a clue.
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Scaramouche Fandango rolled 3 20-sided dice:
1, 2, 16
Total: 19 (3-60)
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2016 2:32 pm
Fish, acha (m), crackle
“I’ve got a fable for you,” said Bloody Tears. “Once there was an acha- a handsome buck he was- who told everybody he knew that he was the best at fishing. He never demonstrated this skill, mind you- he just told everyone and expected them to believe it. And because he was handsome, nobody questioned him. Normally his tribe stuck to plants; there wasn’t much of an opportunity to showcase his skills.
Then one year, there was a really lean summer followed by a really cold fall. His tribe looked to him for help; after all, he was such a good fisher that surely he’d be able to help. Confident, he stepped out onto the ice, for the lake was already frozen over- and he didn’t understand the warning crackle, so when the ice buckled and snapped, he went right through. They never saw him again, which proves a moral- you can talk a big talk, but if you don’t have the skills, it’s the little things that’ll catch you up in the end.”
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Zuchy rolled 3 20-sided dice:
4, 9, 7
Total: 20 (3-60)
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2016 5:41 pm
Let me tell you a story: (Tree), (Totoma), (Cold)
Totoma...Totoma....did he know any stories about Totoma? Sootstripe knew a funny story about a totoma and two acha, but it had nothing to do with winter or trees.
"Oh! I know a true story," Sootstripe started. "Last winter, I met a Totoma hauling a sledge of sticks and fallen logs. For all that she trudged on slowly through the snow, I learned that her name was Top Speed. I asked her how she came by that name."
"When Top Speed was just a filly of an unnamed Totoma, she was fond of slipping and sliding along ice, down hillsides, skidding along on a woven mat or other such things. Once, she was ranging over the high hillsides of her clan's territory when she heard the drums of an approaching warband. Knowing that time was of the essence, she kicked down a tree and rode it like a sled, all the way down the mountain, traveling faster than she ever had in her life, to warn her family in time."
"Top Speed had been mostly a dour and serious-minded sort, but whenever she had a chance to run and race along with the wind in her face--that was when I saw her smile."
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