[OOC] The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

[ButtsnBalls]

Coming soon to the main event of Nightgate Nasty; we have:

• Jorwen vs. Dzuungits
• Sevine vs. Kamal ranger
• Bharzak vs. Nanouk bear
• Marcel vs. Mace Windu
• Rhasha vs. Daelin's cracked prime ribs

Dice rolls.

10 is you killing the bad guys, while 1 is the opposite. We have none of these extremes, so, 2-4 is bad, 5/6 is ok and 7-9 is good. I'll let you guys interpret that, or if you're unsure, I can assign you an outcome.

[Peik]

10 is you killing the bad guys, while 1 is the opposite.

@gcold

[MacabreFox]

@gcold So Sevine rolled a 4, and 2-4 is bad. I take it she'll be taking some injuries in this fight, my question is, asides from a big fuck-off bow, does this ranger have any other weapons for close combat I oughta know? She doesn't kill the ranger, is what my impression is as well, but she lands some hits.

Just gotta think of some injury now

[MiddleEarthRoze]

@gcold

Okay, not too sure on mine. Rhasha rolled a 2, so does this mean he fails to save Daelin from the Kamal, himself getting somewhat injured in the process? Or is Daelin still gucci, and Rhasha gets really badly injured and turned into a shish kebab again?

[Peik]

@gcold So Sevine rolled a 4, and 2-4 is bad. I take it she'll be taking some injuries in this fight, my question is, asides from a big fuck-off bow, does this ranger have any other weapons for close combat I oughta know? She doesn't kill the ranger, is what my impression is as well, but she lands some hits.

Just gotta think of some injury now

@MacabreFox

From the descriptions I think the ranger is using an atlatl.

[MacabreFox]

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From the descriptions I think the ranger is using an atlatl.

@Peik

Oh I see... so a giant dart throwing thingamabob?

[Peik]

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Oh I see... so a giant dart throwing thingamabob?

@MacabreFox

Yeah, probably. Fits in with their vaguely Eskimo overtones, no?

[Frizan]

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Yeah, probably. Fits in with their vaguely Eskimo overtones, no?

@Peik

Fruits of Contention is just Gcold's outlet for his hatred of Eskimos and Canadians.

[Peik]

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Fruits of Contention is just Gcold's outlet for his hatred of Eskimos and Canadians.

@Frizan

I thought it was actually his Eskimo Supremacism at work

[POOHEAD189]

I LOVE Atlatls! They're so fun to say! Addle addle

[Dervish]

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Fruits of Contention is just Gcold's outlet for his hatred of Eskimos and Canadians.

@Frizan

But he is le Canadien.

A fake one living in BC, but Canadian nevertheless.

I'm going to work on the next part of the ship shenanigans soonish.

[Chrononaut]

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Fruits of Contention is just Gcold's outlet for his hatred of Eskimos and Canadians.

@Frizan

Well, yeah, have you seen those shifty eyed motherfuckers?



This is the face of a man who's just dreaming of all the ways he's going to use your body fat.

[ButtsnBalls]

@MiddleEarthRoze, Rhasha will successfully save Daelin. However, he may break a few more things that Dzuungits didn't get to in the process.

Instead of a Kamal injuring Rhasha, we can integrate Sevine's low number with his. This can play out in a projectile duel between the Kamal ranger and Sevine, where the latter embraces her inner stormtrooper and rains friendly fire down on Rhasha.

A fake one living in BC, but Canadian nevertheless.

@Dervish

Someone's jealous of our warm weather, salmon(ella), weed and ludicrously high housing prices.

[ButtsnBalls]

And @Frizan, you'll have an opportunity to introduce Piper at our next stop.

[MiddleEarthRoze]

@gcold

More shish kabobed kitty, and guilt tripping Sevine later? I'm down for some friendly fire! @MacabreFox care to collab it?

[Dervish]

@MiddleEarthRoze, Rhasha will successfully save Daelin. However, he may break a few more things that Dzuungits didn't get to in the process.

Instead of a Kamal injuring Rhasha, we can integrate Sevine's low number with his. This can play out in a projectile duel between the Kamal ranger and Sevine, where the latter embraces her inner stormtrooper and rains friendly fire down on Rhasha.

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Someone's jealous of our warm weather, salmon(ella), weed and ludicrously high housing prices.

@gcold

Y'know, normally warm weather would be the thing I'd despise you for, but we've had a couple chinooks that have been giving us balming above freezing temperatures the last couple months. It feels like spring, wheee!

But yeah, I'm pretty sure no one actually lives in BC on account of how expensive everything is. It's just a bunch of temporary workers who come in to make the tourists think it's a thriving metropolis in Vancouver and not a carefully constructed amusement park.

[MacabreFox]

@gcold

More shish kabobed kitty, and guilt tripping Sevine later? I'm down for some friendly fire! @MacabreFox care to collab it?

@MiddleEarthRoze

Sounds good to me :D

[Dervish]

SHIP PEOPLE!

Similar to the options presented for the Nightgate Inn crew, you have a few options:

-Search Kamal bodies and the ship for the key for the gate key; the more people looking, the more likely it is to be a success. I'm not going to say how many will be required to find the key.

-Attempt to pick the lock with what materials are available. This requires characters with locksmithing and smithing skills.

-Secure the escape. This will involve securing the ladders as well as clearing out any Kamal that are between the crew and freedom. This will involve combat rolls against a Big Bad, aka the Captain Kghergitz, the larger than normal Kamal with full plate armour, a full helm, and he dual-wields maces that might as well be great maces for lesser races. If he hits you, you're gonna hurt so bad.

So VOTE NAO!

[MiddleEarthRoze]

@Dervish

Roze has some lock-picking skills, but nothing in smithing. She'd elect to try and open the door if she had someone watching her back though.

[Dervish]

@MiddleEarthRoze To clarify, she doesn't need to bave smithing skills, someone who does just needed to be in attendance to craft something that'll work on the lock.