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Bilious rolled 1 100-sided dice:
30
Total: 30 (1-100)
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 Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:49 am
Quote: Roll 4- If you roll a 76-100, you WIN. (RP meeting the below obstacle, roll a 6 sided die on this post so i can see which scareon you win) FINALLY! You made it to the end and you can see the little purple ball things sitting in a large metal bucket at the heart of the maze. A animal skin with a horse skull is sitting next to it... strange, but you take it as decor. As you approach though... you hear a whistling sound and suddenly feel like your being watched. Closer you go... as you try and reach out for one of the prizes, the horse head and skin somehow disappear... and behind you is a LARGE and angry ghost horse staring at you with large glowing green eyes. Rearing backwards it charges as you. ( If you rolled a 76-100, then you manage to grab one of the pokeballs before being chased out of the maze by the ghost horse... if you roll a 1-75, the ghost horse just chases you out empty handed.) There it was! The center of the maze! Eyes alight with hope and excitement, Christof lumbered towards the basket without heeding the skull and skin beast waiting for him. He managed to pick up a ball, marveling in excitement over what might lay inside- only to be rammed from behind by charging Nightmare. The ball bounced back into the basket as he tumbled down, scrambling to his feet to run for his life. SO CLOSE! Perhaps next time he'll get closer...
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Daffupanda rolled 1 100-sided dice:
89
Total: 89 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:32 am
Gabrian was not particularly sure what to think about this class. A maze? He wasn't even sure where to start tackling this. His venture to the shed hadn't really gone that well, seeing as how he'd been chased out of there by Jack only knew what. His cynical side was telling him he was likely going to be chased out of here by something much, much bigger.
Because life hated him that way.
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Daffupanda rolled 1 100-sided dice:
57
Total: 57 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:33 am
Quote: Roll 1- If you roll a 11-100, you pass and can go on to round two. (RP meeting the below obstacle) Upon entering the maze you meet a tiny little imp, seemingly injured and whining at you for help. The imp is green in color and maybe only 2 feet tall. It is thin and looks as if they have a splinter in their foot. (If you roll a 11-100 you can do whatever you like, help or not, and you still pass. If you roll a 1-10... well helping it or not it will turn on you and chase you out of the maze.) Upon entering the place, Gabrian found what he thought was... an imp, really. A small, tiny, seemingly injured imp that was doing nothing more than whine at him for help. He paused for a moment, hesitated, and then rolled his eyes heavenward before looking around him to see if someone, anyone was watching. He didn't really want to leave the thing there, laying on the ground in pain, but he also didn't want anyone to see him helping it. Thus so, when Gabrian was sure no one was looking, he crouched down and helped the small creature before getting up and going on his way.
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:34 am
I forgot to roll, I am a loser, ignore this.
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Daffupanda rolled 1 100-sided dice:
65
Total: 65 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:35 am
Quote: Roll 2- If you roll a 26-100, you pass and can go on to round three. (RP meeting the below obstacle) Awwh you made it past the little imp with no troubles! You should feel high on life (even if your hearing weird noises all around you that sound like things that want to eat you.) Walking further along something blocks your pathway. It is large and...reminds you oddly of some huge stoney bolder. Only this one moves. It tells you that in order to get past you need to tell it a story or a riddle.. and if it approves it will let you pass. ( if you roll a 26-100 it will like your story and let you pass. If you roll a 1-25 though... well it will not like your story and your stuck in the first part of the maze, only to be chased out by something else. ) As the nix walked along, he was getting the distinct impression that he really, really shouldn't b e here. There were distinct growls coming from every which direction and he could have sworn that shadow over there moved. Alas, before he could very well start worrying over the shadow in question, Gabrian stumbled across what looked like a large, stony bolder. This one, unlike normal bolder, seemed to... move. It also made a rather unusual request, demanding the nix tell him a story or riddle in order to pass. Gabrian arched a brow almost tartly before letting out a sigh and pulling his violin from where he hid it, strapped to his back under his cloak-y cape, and then raised it to tuck it under his chin. Rather than tell the thing a riddle, he decided to sing him a song; most songs were stories anyhow, so he hoped that would do. When the song was finally finished, the thing moved aside, and the nix passed through, looking mildly perplexed.
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Daffupanda rolled 1 100-sided dice:
51
Total: 51 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:37 am
Quote: Roll 3- If you roll a 51-100, you pass and can go on to round four. (RP meeting the below obstacle) You hear a deep rumbling growl of something near you. It sounds as if the noise is in the pathway next to you... but after pausing and holding your breath, you can somehow tell the creature has sensed you and is looking for a way to get over to you. A flash of white and red through the foliage of the maze tells you its something large... and mean. ( If you roll a 51-100, you pass the creature after hauling some tush away. If you roll a 1-50... The creature gets around the maze somehow and chases you out. ) When the growl resounded through the maze, Gabrian had the distinct feeling that yeah, he really, really shouldn't be here. He paused, inhaled sharply, and mentally kicked himself for doing that, because no sooner had he done that, that he realized that whatever was there with him, had managed to pinpoint his location (if it hadn't already). Moving as fast as his instincts and body permitted, the nix hauled some tush away and managed, just barely, to pass the creature. This was place decidedly worse than the stupid shed!
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:53 am
Quote: Roll 4- If you roll a 76-100, you WIN. (RP meeting the below obstacle, roll a 6 sided die on this post so i can see which scareon you win) FINALLY! You made it to the end and you can see the little purple ball things sitting in a large metal bucket at the heart of the maze. A animal skin with a horse skull is sitting next to it... strange, but you take it as decor. As you approach though... you hear a whistling sound and suddenly feel like your being watched. Closer you go... as you try and reach out for one of the prizes, the horse head and skin somehow disappear... and behind you is a LARGE and angry ghost horse staring at you with large glowing green eyes. Rearing backwards it charges as you. ( If you rolled a 76-100, then you manage to grab one of the pokeballs before being chased out of the maze by the ghost horse... if you roll a 1-75, the ghost horse just chases you out empty handed.) His cynical side was actually feeling... cautiously optimistic when he finally spotted some little purple balls at what seemed to be the end of the maze. Unfortunately, Gabrian had paid little, to no mind to the animal skin and skull laying to the side, other than to note that his professor seemed to have a rather abysmal taste in decor. When his hand hovered just over the small spherical items, he head a noise, and when he turned around, his gaze fell upon the large angry ghost horse as it reared up behind him. Well, crap, good feeling's gone, he thought cynically to himself as he managed to just barely dodge the first charge. Sadly, the creature had planted itself firmly between Gabrian and the balls, and the nix had swiftly decided he'd rather escape and try again some other day, than stay and fight the ghost with possibly zero chance of winning. Thus so, he fled the maze. With the thing in close pursuit; he was probably not going to give this a try in a very, very long time.
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matisha rolled 1 100-sided dice:
61
Total: 61 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:53 am
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matisha rolled 1 100-sided dice:
71
Total: 71 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:54 am
Roll 1- If you roll a 11-100, you pass and can go on to round two. (RP meeting the below obstacle) Rolled = 61
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matisha rolled 1 100-sided dice:
68
Total: 68 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:57 am
Roll 2- If you roll a 26-100, you pass and can go on to round three. (RP meeting the below obstacle) Rolled = 71
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matisha rolled 1 100-sided dice:
64
Total: 64 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:58 am
Roll 3- If you roll a 51-100, you pass and can go on to round four. (RP meeting the below obstacle) Rolled = 68
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:03 pm
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Reeshie Hack rolled 1 100-sided dice:
48
Total: 48 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:23 pm
And here he was again, entering Prof. Byrn's maze. He was a little bit uncertain about doing this again, especially after interrupting the Prof. the first time he finished it... Though he wasn't sure exactly what he had interrupted. And he most certainly didn't want to find out.
Julian looked down at the imp. It was a different one from the first time, but a similar ailment. Whatever it was that these little guys were doing that caused the splinters, they really should probably stop.
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Reeshie Hack rolled 1 100-sided dice:
69
Total: 69 (1-100)
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:29 pm
Well that went as well as last time. This imp had even been a bit more friendly with the harbinger demon after the splinter had been removed. Julian stood with a little smile and continued on, stopping when he came to the boulder-looking creature.
This time he decided to tell a very short version of one of the stories from One Thousand and One Tibicenan Nights. He'd been reading it lately and it was kind of on the brain.
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