The humans of Town have recently started to expand their settlement. They have become too confident, cutting down the forests around Town in order to make more space for their crude blacksmith factories and farms. You bears have begun to feel threatened. These humans have claimed far too much of your habitat and you seek justice for your bear-y lives.
You and the other bears are planning an attack on the humans. To take back the forests upon which Town has trampled and to reclaim your habitat for yourselves. The humans may have crude science, and crude technology, and crude blades and weapons, but the bears have the advantage of being bears and some magic and probably more physical prowess than the humans. And as such, the Bear Army has begun recruiting.
3 bears are required to begin the assault, they reckon. You plan to join them, and all you have to do is submit an application.
But wait. Your bear-y brain and your bear-y memory are failing you. You have to take out your Beardentification Card and check your age, and name. Oh, and your species - different species of bears learn different kinds of magic and skills. Can't forget that.
So you take out the form, and you take out your bear-pen, and you begin to submit your form to join the Bearmy.
As a team, you guys win when you manage to claim the throne to Town.![]()
Looks like your original goal of just reclaiming the land wasn't enough - it's time to show the humans who the true King of the Jungle is! wait, no.
It won't be easy. The Guards are equipped with weapons, and I guess training, which is a lot less tangible. The Bearmy has to plan its strategy carefully. The winding maze that is Town is hard to navigate, especially for bears, and the sheer number of guards makes it difficult to even enter the inner circle of Town, much less attack the castle. Maybe there's another way. The Bearmy gazes at their map of Town. Perhaps you could also steal something from the stores set up.
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Some more important info!
-You can basically do anything (i.e. steal, form alliances among the villagers) but keep your main goal in mind.
-Success or failure will be determined by either a comparison of stats or a dice roll (i guess, sometimes, rarely, seldom).
-thats all, really.
You and the other bears are planning an attack on the humans. To take back the forests upon which Town has trampled and to reclaim your habitat for yourselves. The humans may have crude science, and crude technology, and crude blades and weapons, but the bears have the advantage of being bears and some magic and probably more physical prowess than the humans. And as such, the Bear Army has begun recruiting.
3 bears are required to begin the assault, they reckon. You plan to join them, and all you have to do is submit an application.
But wait. Your bear-y brain and your bear-y memory are failing you. You have to take out your Beardentification Card and check your age, and name. Oh, and your species - different species of bears learn different kinds of magic and skills. Can't forget that.
So you take out the form, and you take out your bear-pen, and you begin to submit your form to join the Bearmy.
As a team, you guys win when you manage to claim the throne to Town.
It won't be easy. The Guards are equipped with weapons, and I guess training, which is a lot less tangible. The Bearmy has to plan its strategy carefully. The winding maze that is Town is hard to navigate, especially for bears, and the sheer number of guards makes it difficult to even enter the inner circle of Town, much less attack the castle. Maybe there's another way. The Bearmy gazes at their map of Town. Perhaps you could also steal something from the stores set up.
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Some more important info!
-You can basically do anything (i.e. steal, form alliances among the villagers) but keep your main goal in mind.
-Success or failure will be determined by either a comparison of stats or a dice roll (i guess, sometimes, rarely, seldom).
-thats all, really.