Welcome to Gaia! ::

Walking up to the Guild Master's table, Kari only said,"Supplies, please." It was enough considering she wasn't going to get a conversation no matter how verbose she was, so it didn't make sense to get into a long-winded speech about what she was questing for. He probably didn't care that she was going to look for the Greater Helmet of the Oak, so Kari had no reason to mention it.

Taking her bag of supplies, Kari went out to the stables with hopes that she'd find a good horse that wouldn't chicken out partway.



gaia_crown [ Step 1: The trek forwards ]
- Your party starts the trek forwards, the path out of Camelot is extremely dangerous and full of rugged, mountainous terrain. Be careful, a single misstep will cause you to loose anything and everything! Each player must now roll 1d4 and match it to the dice results below. Make sure you are rping everything. You can also spend unlimited time just rping back and forth before going to your next dice roll.

Rolling a 1: You accidentally slip, almost fall to your demise off a mountain cliff, and drop some of the food! Roll 1d6 to see how much food you lost.
Rolling a 2: You encounter a wild *animal here* that is extremely rabid and ferocious. It blocks the path and attacks you! You take -10 damage!
Rolling a 3: You accidentally ride into a bees nest. BEEEEES. Your horse runs away, making it extremely hard on you. Every turn you take, you must subtract 5 food from the caravan.
Rolling a 4: You catch some medieval version of dysentry and feel extremely sick. You need to be sent home IMMEDIATELY (QUEST FAIL for that person, they will have to retry again either single or with another group).

gaia_crown [ Step 2: The Winding Forest ]
- The forest is extremely confusing, and there is a myth that dangerous elves lie in these forest. Dangerous arrow-shooting elves and giant killer spiders. If you don't follow the path, you will get lost forever in the forest labyrinth. Each player must now roll 1d4 and match it to the dice results below. Make sure you are rping everything. You can also spend unlimited time just rping back and forth before going to your next dice roll.

Rolling a 1: A giant spider scares you so much you drop whatever it is you're eating! -5 Food
Rolling a 2: Someone seems to have left food on the road for you! How nice! +10 food.
Rolling a 3: Your horse gives up on you, running away. Every turn you take, you must subtract another additional 5 food from the caravan.
Rolling a 4: You catch some medieval version of dysentry and feel extremely sick. You need to be sent home IMMEDIATELY (QUEST FAIL for that person, they will have to retry again either single or with another group).

gaia_crown [ Step 3: The Dwarven Mountains ]
- You enter a giant mountain labyrinth. Dead skeletons, rusted armour and the bodies of fallen knights plague each step. You swear you could hear the sound of something horrific echoing in the far distance. Each player must now roll 1d5 and match it to the dice results below. Make sure you are rping everything. You can also spend unlimited time just rping back and forth before going to your next dice roll.

Rolling a 1: You accidentally step on a loaded booby trap! Arrows rain down on you, and you take -20 damage!
Rolling a 2: You accidentally step on a booby trap as giant axes start swinging at you! You take - 5 damage!
Rolling a 3: You accidentally step on a booby trap as snakes start chasing you! Why did it have to be snakes... -10 damage
Rolling a 4: You hear a horrific roaring noise and when you look behind you you see a terrifying beast made of fire chasing you! In your horror you lose half the remaining caravan food.
Rolling a 5: Your horse gives up on you, running away. Every turn you take, you must subtract another additional 5 food from the caravan.
Rolling a 6: You find a small supply crate from the last group of knights who tried to attempt this! +10 food

gaia_crown [ Step 4: The Mountain Summit ]
- You've done it, you've reached the mountain top! Now just to climb the highest hill and try to get that rare artifact, this better be worth it. Each player must now roll 1d6 and match it to the dice results below. Make sure you are rping everything. You can also spend unlimited time just rping back and forth before going to your next dice roll.
- This quest is NOT considered complete until EVERYONE has rolled. IF anyone does not roll they fail the quest but if you succeeded with everyone else, you can go ahead and claim the prize!

Rolling a 1: Giant unexplainable eagles start attacking you! Ow! You take -10 damage for yourself.
Rolling a 2: In your excitement to get the artifact, you drop one of the bags of food! You lose ALL OF YOUR FOOD. QUEST FAIL FOR WHOLE PARTY.
Rolling a 3: You accidentally shout a little too loud in excitement and unleash an avalanche! -10 damage for WHOLE PARTY. If anyone in your party hits 0 they FAIL THE QUEST
Rolling a 4: Just as you're about to touch the artifact, you catch some medieval version of dysentry and feel extremely sick. You need to be sent home IMMEDIATELY (QUEST FAIL for that person, they will have to retry again either single or with another group).
Rolling a 5: Somehow, you made it safely. Somehow.
Rolling a 6: An old man claiming to be a wizard hands you some food. Thanks, you guess? +10 food.

Try as she might, she couldn't get over the intense pain that was coursing through her. Kari guessed it was good that she was feeling sick at the start of her journey rather than at the end of it, so she wouldn't have to travel back too far to get aid.

Food remaining: 21/21
YOUR HP: 0/30

((GAME OVER))

((wtf is with all the dysentry rolls? Re-rolling))

Kari Hoped the third time was the charm. Looking in the bag, she noted that there was a bit more food than last time, which was good.

Food remaining: 24/24
YOUR HP: 30/30

Making her way through the forest, Kari smiled when she arrived to a clearing and found a nicely sized pile of food waiting for her.

Knowing that it was safe, Kari picked the goods up and placed them in her pack.

Food remaining: 34/24 (+10)
YOUR HP: 20/30

Trekking up the mountain, Kari was stopped by a familiar voice.

"Oooooooiiiii, Young Laaaaaass!"

Why was the old man here again? Did he actually need help this time, or did he just want to talk some more? Taking care not to trip, Kari led her horse down to where the man and his mule were located. "Sir, what are you doing back here? This mountain's very slippery, you should find a way down quickly."

"Oh, it's fine! If something happens, I can just magic myself and Snickerdoodle to safety~", he replied with a lilt in his voice that gave off the impression that he wasn't all there. There was that magic talk again. Kari still couldn't be sure if he was serious. "But you're such a nice girl to care about someone like us...here, have this", he continued, digging out a sack of food and shoving it into Kari's hands before she could object.

Giving a little wave, he continued down the rickety patch of road until he was out of sight behind a boulder. Deciding the simply accept the generous offer, Kari carefully packed the bag into her bulging sack while ignoring the whiny of protest from her horse to the added weight. "You know you benefit from this surplus of food, too", she chided the horse, not caring whether it understood or not.

Making the rest of the journey in silence, Kari was relieved to find the summit and its stone pedestal holding a small, brown helmet. A closer inspection showed what looked to be grooves that one would see in a tree even though the material was clearly metallic in nature. Carefully tucking the helmet into a corner of the bag, Kari took out a pair of apples and fed one to her horse while she munched on the other as they both descended back down the mountain.

Food remaining: 54/24 (+10)
YOUR HP: 20/30