(OH GREAT I FORGOT TO PUT A FREAKING TITLE TO THE THREAD)

>>28985042
It’s 8:30, what do you wish to do Bass?
>[A] Go meet Ira at the church, maybe grab a bite to eat together.
>[B] Go to the shop and pick up your gear.
>[C] Other (Write in)

>>28985042
> [A] Go meet Ira at the church, maybe grab a bite to eat together.
Maybe go over the stuff we have, check out if we need to buy something more. Like boots.

>>28985042

Go meet her at the church.

ONWARD IN OUR QUEST TO BECOME THE STRONGEST

>>28985073
>[A] Go meet Ira at the church, maybe grab a bite to eat together.

>[A] Go meet Ira at the church, maybe grab a bite to eat together.

OUR DIGGER NAME IS FORTE!

SO whats the deal with humans in this universe?
are they half robot or something?

>>28985333

More like our DNA is synthetic. We're organic life forms but our building blocks are artificial, so the ancient systems don't view them as "Real" humans.

>>28985359
Kinda like Binary domain?
cool i can deal with that

>>28985333
Kind of?

If you play Zero, near the end of that series they mention that a lot of humans are getting more Reploid-like using technology, and vice-versa.

By ZX, it's actually more or less unimportant whether you're a Reploid or human.

By Legends, humanity, with DNA and all that, has basically been completely supplanted by artificial biological humanoids called 'Carbons', who can be assumed to be the end result of this process.

ALSO!

Since megaman did all the side quests likely, he must have gotten the shining laser original. All thanks to the retarded roll so that she can make a quick buck.

Which means SOMEWHERE, SOMEONE IS USING UNLIMITED FULLY POWER SHINING LASER.

Or the ACTIVE BUSTER.

>>28985621
Shit, unfinished.

Roll sold all of megaman side weapons for money.

This includes original shining laser and active buster. So that why I'm calling roll retarded.

>>28985621

My question is...if Megaman had all that tricked out gear, how was he not clearing ruins with ease? How did they get in dire straight to the point that she became an arms dealer for our hard earned and her hard made shit?

>>28985621
Its probably on that island with megaman

>>28985646
You mean the moon.

With the second shining laser.

Getting a threesome.

>>28985663
Im going to have to read a wiki of legends
Im clearly missing a few things

dead thread is dead

>>28985838
>Writing

>>28985838

No, just middle of the day and waiting for updates. We could discuss other things on quest topic while we wait, like how we should start pronouncing our name as BASS instead of Bass. Make that vowel LONG.

>>28985870
Let's get some experience and reputation going on first.
Probably after we dig some shit up and blast more pirate ass.

>>28985911

mhmm, a wise approach

>>28985870
You know, we should say it like Based.

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>>28985133
>Boots
You already have some steel toed boots. You got them at the thrift store when you bought your clothes. They're pretty beat up, but they're good.
>>28985160
>>28985166
>>28985302

Deciding it wouldn't be right to eat without your partner, you shoulder your pack and head out to meet her. You're still not very familiar with the town, but the map and the large size of the church makes it very hard to get lost on your way there.

Upon arrival you find that the "Rudabaga Church" is a very large, but very old building. Made up of stone and wood you tell it's one of the older, if not the oldest building in all of Schlaf from how worn and beaten the outside of it looks. It almost looks as old as some ruins are supposed to be.

Despite being very large, it's anything but decadent. It lacks any kind of stain glass windows, symbols, or elaborate stone work that you've heard churches are supposed to have. Still, despite it's age and plainness it seems like a very peaceful, welcoming buildings.

Entering the church you walk down the tattered red carpet past rows of benches to the alter, where a gaunt old man is sweeping the floor.

He takes a moment to notice you, but when he does he smiles at you fondly and greets you in a trusting tone. "Hello my son, I'm afraid services aren't until tomorrow. Is there anything you can help you with?"

>[A] Ask where Ira is
>[B] Ask about the church. What exactly do they do here?
>[C] Other (write in)

>>28985997
> [A] Ask where Ira is
> [B] Ask about the church. What exactly do they do here?
Be polite, friendly, maybe offer to help the man until Ira's ready.

>>28985997
B

>>28985997

>Oh, sorry father. I'm just looking for Ira, she told me to meet her here this morning.

>>28985997
B and then A

We never been to a church...right?

What kind of religion are ey? How many religions are they? What are other religions are like and the sects in them.

>>28986105
>>28986084
>>28986039
>>28986033
“Yes. I’m looking for Ira? She’s a friend of mine and I need to speak with her.” You say, deciding to be polite to the old man.

“Ah Ira, she should be in the back. I heard she lost her job at the hospital recently. Are you her new employer?” The old man asks gingerly.

“We’re more business partners than anything else.” You ask, scratching the back of your head as you look around.

“If you don’t mind me asking, what exactly do you do in a church? We didn’t have one from where I came from so I don’t know what they’re for.”

“Ah. Well that’s quite common. There aren’t many churches; most people nowadays don’t really see a need for them. At one time all Churches were places of worship. A place you would go to praise to plead to gods or deities. Some churches still do that, however this church is more a place people of similar minds gather to celebrate the importance aspects of humanity, humility, honesty, kindness, trust, and understanding. Myself and others who attend this church do our best to look after and take care of the downtrodden who live and enter our city.” The old man explains.

“I don’t mean to sound stupid, but what’s a god?” You ask.

“Well a god is usually some kind of higher power, a force or being with the power to create or destroy. There have been many over the centuries, some before our recorded history. Some people are very adamant about their beliefs in higher powers and the nature of our creation. I believe everyone is entitled to their own beliefs and I don’t have any right to tell others that they’re wrong. However there are some groups who think otherwise.”

(Cont)

>>28986366
“Alright, thanks for explaining. Do you know any groups or religions I should be careful of?” You ask.

“None specifically, but anyone who worships Reaverbots or anything of that nature you should be very wary of. I may be a man of faith, but even I find it hard to believe that those metal beasts dwelling in those evil structures have anything to do with our creation, at least I pray they don’t…” The old man seems to look very unhappy for a moment before snapping back to his happy self.

“Oh I’m sorry, I’m rambling again. I won’t take up your time.”

>[A] Ask if there’s anything you can help the old man with.
>[B] Go and see Ira
>[C] Other (Write in)

>>28986380
B
We have enough on our plate already
we can do all the sidequests after we get our gear in order

>>28986380
> [A] Ask if there’s anything you can help the old man with.

>>28986413
The guy seems knowledgeable, he might help us with some obscure lore if we're friendly to him.
Besides, having someone who knows more about the world than your backwards ass is always handy.

>>28986486
would be nice if others voted

>>28986415
"Is there anything you need help with?"

"Oh no, no. We're quite fine here. We are accepting donations though. All the money we get goes back into helping those who need help in our community. So if your business ventures go well, please considering donating some money. What comes around goes around as they say." The old man says with an encouraging smile.

"Alright, I'll keep that in mind." You follow the old man's directions and enter a door leading into the back. After passing a kitchen and a few other rooms you come to a small room at the back of the church where Ira is packing her bag.

"Hey Bass. I was just getting ready to come and see you. Are we heading out?" She asks.

"Not yet. I was thinking we should grab some breakfast/lunch before we pick up my gear."

"Good idea." Ira says with a smile.

The two of you leave the church, with Ira waving "Father Tungsten" goodbye as you head off to Tofu and Stuff for some lunch.

You pay 30 Zenny for six slices of pizza, two large sodas and a big order of cheese sticks. The good is greasy, but it's nothing compared to the food Mr. Beermat used to cook up back at the pub.

You have some time while you eat. What do you wish to talk about?

>[A] About Digging and what Ira should do to support you.
>[B] About the church and Father Tungsten
>[C] Other (write in)

>>28986639
A

>>28986601
sorry, finishing up at work and then on a long and lonesome commute.

>>28986601
Sorry, got out of the shower.
[a] and [b]. We can keep his request in mind for later, but we should see Ira first. Less accepting his request and more if we are in the neighborhood and have the needed things, we do it.

>>28986639
Ask her if there are any paths to the ruins in the jungle

>>28986639
> [A] About Digging and what Ira should do to support you.
Let's come up with a plan first, we can get to know each other better after getting some money.

>>28986639
[A] for now. She can easily be our spotter, medic and the person who calls for help if we done goofed

>>28986639
>>[A] About Digging and what Ira should do to support you.
Damn you OP I missed the thread!

>>28986693
What does a spotter actually do, though? Roll never seemed to do much in that role. She'd make Megaman's gear, and that was certainly a big help, but in the dungeons themselves she mostly just points out the obvious. You walk into a room with a giant Refractor on a pedestal and she says "Megaman, I'm detecting a large Refractor in this room". Really, Roll? I wouldn't have figured that out on my own.

>>28986693
>>28986688
>>28986668
>>28986908

"Ira we should talk about what role you're going to play on our Digging Team we have set up here." You say, biting into a cheese stick.

"I'm willing to do anything to help, I just need to be told how. After all I'm newer to this Digger stuff then you are." Ira rubs her hands together eagerly, looking just as excited as you are to finally start Digging.

"Well considering you don't have a weapon or any kind of experience fighting, you should probably be my Spotter and stay outside of the ruin. Spotters normally operate from a ship, supporting the Digger or Diggers that go inside ruins by keeping in constant communication, warning them of potential dangers and traps, and if they have the equipment sometimes they keep track of them inside of the ruin and even navigate them towards or away from sources of Refractor energy, since large Reaverbots can be confused for Refractors by their energy signals. However we don't have any of that equipment. All we have are two way radios..."

"So I'm stuck talking to you over the radio?" Ira asks, seeming a little disappointed.

"Well yeah, but you'll be the one making sure I keep my eyes open and don't step into any traps. Plus if I get hurt or incapacitated it'll be your job to get help, or if need be, drag by ass out of the ruin and stop me from dying. You're limited in how you can help me at the moment, but if I didn't have you wish me and something went wrong, I'd just be another skeleton in a ruin." You explain, Ira growing more serious.

(Cont)

>>28987051
"Oh! Well when you put it like that I think I have the harder job. Still, I'll do my best, just try not to do anything stupid my first day on the job, I'd never forgive myself if you got hurt when I was supposed keep you out of danger." Ira sips her soda as you tell her more about what you've heard Spotters are supposed to do.

"So Ira, do you know any paths through the Forest that might lead to the Ruins?"

"Of course not. I've barely left town since I arrived here and started working at the hospital. If the mayor doesn't know then I'm not sure who might. Father Tungsten said that people are somewhat afraid to leave the walls of the city with all the ruins around. During the Week of Ruin, Reaverbots hurt this place pretty badly so they built walls and a Militia to keep them safe. The only reason they didn't seal off the ruins was because they were afraid to go anywhere near them. I doubt there's any clear cut path to the ruin and I don't think anyone in town knows where the Forest Ruin is. However the forest isn't that big, I'm sure we can find it if we look hard enough."

>[A] Agree. Looking for a way directly to the ruin is a waste of time, if there are Reaverbots roaming the forest chances are you're going to run into them anyway.

>[B] Disagree with Ira. You should try to find more information on the Forest Ruin, regardless of how safe it seems.

>[C] Other (write in)

>>28987173
A
#YOLO

>>28987173
>>[A] Agree. Looking for a way directly to the ruin is a waste of time, if there are Reaverbots roaming the forest chances are you're going to run into them anyway.
She's the smart one in our team.

>>28987173
>[A] Agree. Looking for a way directly to the ruin is a waste of time, if there are Reaverbots roaming the forest chances are you're going to run into them anyway.
Makes sense. Mayor Gold didn't know much about the ruins either, and she'd have the most reason to know as head of the island. There probably isn't much information to be had. We'll just have to find it ourselves. And hey, who knows, running into Reaverbots in the forest could be good for us. It's not as good as actual ruins, but they still have a good bit of usable salvage on them. And we can always follow their tracks back to their origin.

>>28987173
A

>>28987191
>>28987198
>>28987260
"Yeah you're right. If the Forest Ruin is dangerous, finding where it is isn't going help us. We should save time and just search the forest. Besides, if we run into Reaverbots I can bust them up and collect the salvage." You nod in agreement and Ira smiles.

"Well I'm glad to have contributed to our plan. All you need to do is collect your gear from the shop, right?"

"Yep. We'll go after we're done eating."

You and Ira chat for a little while as you finish up your food. Ira asks you all about Diggers and what they do, you can only tell her what you've heard and been told.

After your hunger and Ira's curiosity have been filled, the two of you leave and had for the Junk Shop. Tom and Tom let you into the back where Crusier is working on that car of his.

"Do you have my gear finished?" You ask eagerly.

"Yep!" Cruiser says, leading you over to a work bench.

(cont)

>>28987397
On the work bench is a vest and your buster gun. You pick up the vest to examine it, immediately noticing it’s black with yellow lining like you had asked

The vest is large and covers your whole chest. Taking off your jacket, you slide it on over your T-shirt and fasten it. It’s a lot lighter then you expected it to be but the material feels very strong and it looks like it can take quite a beating.

“Like it?” Cruiser asks.

“Love it. How protective is it?”

“Well I don’t know exactly how protective it’s supposed to be, I couldn’t test the vest without risking damage. However I can tell you it’s made of made of an anti-penetrative fiber and special ceramic inserts. These materials were a pain to process and I almost botched the whole thing a couple times when I was making them. However I think it was worth it. That vest should protect you from both penetrating weapons like conventional bullets and heat/energy attacks, like the kind of damage your Buster Gun would deal. Just bare in mind that the vest can only take so much damage before it’ll be useless, those ceramic plates will probably shatter after a couple hard hits and whatever hits you will hurt like a son of a bitch. It’s not like a suit of armor; this vest is meant to stop whatever hits you from going through you, not to shield you from the force of the blow itself.” Cruiser explains as you slip your jacket on and sip it up, concealing your vest underneath it.

“Will it protect me from explosions?”

“Somewhat, but I’d try to avoid that. The vest could stop the shrapnel from entering your chest, but your arms, legs, and head would be totally vulnerable. Plus the sheer force of most explosives would probably do some nasty damage alone.” Crusier admits.

“Alright, how’s my Buster Gun?” You ask.

(Cont)

OOooh i forgot about the mod we found
hope he installed it

>>28987490
Cruiser picks up your Buster Gun and hands it to you.
It looks the same as before, grey with a patchwork metal frame and a rather crude look to it, but it looks a lot cleaner than it did before and it's obviously been fixed up quite a bit

“There were a few faulty parts I had to replace, but other than that it was basic maintenance work.” Cruiser explains, as you continue to look over the weapon.

“I haven’t worked with a lot of Buster Guns, but I’ve worked with enough to know that your Buster Gun is a first generation model.”

“First Generation?” You ask, pulling the Buster Gun over your right arm, trying to get a feel for it again.

“Yep, this one was one of the first ones ever built. Not a prototype, but clearly modeled after one.”

“So what’s the difference between a first generation Buster Gun and the most recent generations?”

“Power for the most part. Modern Busterguns are more complicated, have higher maintaince costs, and have more oomph behind them. Your Buster Gun is fairly weak by comparison; however because of its simplicity it's open to more customization then later generations are. You can install a maximum of 6 parts into this one. I installed that part you gave me into it like you asked. It's a charge module, now you can charge up shots for greater damage. It’ll take about 30 seconds to charge a shot and once you start charging it, you can't stop and fire a shot until it's done so make sure it's a good idea to use a charged shot over a regular one before you try it in a fight."

>Flak Vest: Reduces all heat/energy and penetration damage to torso by 2. Damage to limbs must be rolled by attacker if hit.

>First Generation Buster Gun + Charge Part: 1d8 Damage. Charged shot deals 2d8 damage.

Do you have any questions for Cruiser or are you ready to go Digging Bass?

>>28987646
LETS ROLL

>>28987646
Oh my, yes. Thank you, Cruiser. We'll be back once we've got the Refractor for you. Let's go dig.

>>28987646
Any advice or ideas on those forest ruins?

>>28987646
Thank you kindly, Cruiser.

Alright Ira, let's rock!

>>28987720
>>28987700
>>28987683
"Thanks Cruiser. I'll be back when I have that Refractor for you!" You say and leave with your Gear, a giddy smile spreading across your face as you and Ira leave the store and begin making your way out of town.

After leaving the city walls and walking across a large field, you come to the edge of the forest. It's fairly thick with trees of varying heights and widths, plenty of shrubs, tall grass, and rocks scattered here and there.

Not seeing any real clue on where to go, you and Ira just head into the forest and begin to walk, looking around for anything that could be the entrance to a ruin...

(Roll 1d20 to try and find the ruin enterance)

>>28987827
ROCKS FALL EVERYONE DIES

>>28987827
>(Roll 1d20 to try and find the ruin enterance)

nat 1 get

Rolled 16

>>28987837
how embarrising

Rolled 9

>>28987827

Rolled 3

>>28987827
Rolling.

Rolled 10

>>28987827
oops

Rolled 18

>>28987827

Here goes nothing.

>>28987855
>16
The forest is thick and the terrain is rough, with nothing in the way of trails of clearings to make walking any easier or faster. You and Ira trek along for about an hour before you come to a collection of rocks surrounding a tree.

The rocks are larger then the ones you've seen and clearly arranged in a circle around a tree with a very wide trunk and roots that are sticking out of the ground.

Circling the tree you don't see anything unusual until Ira points out a hole at the base of the tree. Turning on your headlamp you kneel down and stick your head into the hole, finding that it leads into some kind of room.

"This tree must have grown around the entrance to the ruin! No wonder everyone's seem to have forgotten about it." Ira says in awe, putting a hand to the old tree.

"Well the hole is big enough for me to crawl in and out with my backpack on so I shouldn't have any problems getting in and out. Set your radio channel to 3 and keep it on at all times, I'll try to update you on what I see down there." You say, checking over your gear as you make sure you have everything you need.

"Be careful." Ira says.

Do you wish to do or say anything before you enter the ruin Bass?

Rolled 4

>>28988066
>Do you wish to do or say anything before you enter the ruin Bass?
Mark the tree with your knife.

>>28988066
Use our rope and repel down
also mark the tree with a "Bas wuz hare"

>>28988087
Once we've gotten more cash, we should hire some earth-mover equipment to blaze a trail and remove the tree. And maybe get some sort of gate constructed over the entrance in case the tree was preventing the Reaverbots from getting out and attacking the town.

>>28988145
or we could just cover the hole and not destroy an ancient tree

>>28988165
I didn't say destroy. I was thinking more along the lines of uprooting it and moving it to the side. We've got giant construction robots in this universe, it's well within the realm of the possible. Besides, do we really have any moral grounds on which to oppose destroying old things? We're a Digger, our entire livelihood is built around going into the ruins of previous civilizations and smashing them up for scrap.

>>28988224
i dunno man there just something cool about gigantic trees

>>28988066
Mark the tree with your knife, then tie the rope around that tree and descend slowly.
Use the flashlight to check things out from above the ceiling - you can't be sure you won't activate a trap immediately or if there's something down there already.
Look for anything suspicious, and land on the place that seems the safest.

Rolled 20

We could also leave to Ira half of the money on us right now, if something happens to us she will be able to live a while.

>>28988529
Slow your roll there honcho. We haven't even kissed this girl yet, she doesn't get half until we have both married and divorced her

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>>28988087
>>28988529
"Ira, I want you to hold onto my money for me. If anything happens to me, I want you to use it to get by and go where you need to go." You say, handing over all your Zenny for both safe keeping and insurance.

"Nothing is going to happen to you, but I'll hold onto this so you don't lose any of it in the ruin. Now get going!" Ira says, stuffing the Zenny in her own backpack.

You take out the bowie knife you bought and mark the tree with a large visible X cut across the front and back. Then you tie your rope around the trunk of the tree and slide into the hole, using the rope to slowly lower yourself down into the darkness.

You watch the ceiling and the walls, the headlamp on your helmet illuminating the darkness as you cautiously descend downwards. After a good thirty feet your feet finally touch solid ground and you're greeted to the dirty, musty entrance to a ruin.

"Bass? How is everything so far?" Ira asks over the radio.

"Fine. No pitfalls or spike walls yet, just a lot of dirt and leaves. I've found the entrance to the ruin, I'm going in now."

You walk down a sharp downward ramp and come to a long hallway where the walls seem to be cleaner and made of the same metal material as the ruins on your home island. Odd, line like glyphs run through the walls, connecting and intersection one another as they stretch connect with the other walls.

Following the hallway, you turn the corner and eventually come to a turnoff where you can see a strange bronze colored door of sorts. Before you can approach the door you hear the soft clunking of metal on metal and look down the hallway to see a single red Reaverbot eye glowing in the darkness.

>[A] Quick! Take aim and take a shot!
>[B] Turn off your head lamp and try to hide!
>[C] Other (write in)

>>28988629
Charge and CHARGE

>>28988629
Take your shot.

>>28988629
> [B] Turn off your head lamp and try to hide!
Monitor the situation. Is it alone, how big it is, all that. Prepare an ambush for that motherfucker.

>>28988629
>>[A] Quick! Take aim and take a shot!
It's a robot. Who knows what senses it has? It's clearly been getting around in the darkness just fine. No, hiding won't work. Let's dance, Reaverbot.

Rolled 6

>>28988629
Charge, aim and shoot.

Can you put 'Quest' in the subject so I can filter this thread?

>>28988713
He forgot to put it in
the first friggin post is him saying that he fucked up

Next time can you put this in your Subject tag or something so I don't have to waste time hiding it manually?

>>28988758
He does, usually. He made a mistake this time. Let it go.

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>>28988650
>>28988660
>>28988696
>>28988700
Turning to face the Reaverbot you raise your Bustergun and begin to charge a shot, seeing with the help of your headlamp that it's a Zakobon like the ones you saw in the ruins back on your home island.

As you charge your shot the Zakobon sees you and lifts it's legs back, dropping a large metal sphere out of the hole in it's bottom section which it quickly kicks towards you.

(Roll 1d20 to try and dodge the Zakobon grenade!)

Rolled 16

>>28988828

Rolled 4

>>28988828
>(Roll 1d20 to try and dodge the Zakobon grenade!)

Rolled 18

>>28988828
Kick it back!

Rolled 5

>>28988828
Rolling.

Rolled 6

>>28988828

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>>28988864
Reacting quickly you run forward and manage to kick the grenade back at the Zakobon, the large metal sphere clinking off your steel toed boot as it was sent back towards the Reaverbot, landing at it's side before exploding.

The explosion was loud, but small. It did very little damage to the Reaverbot, but the blast was enough to knock it over. Before it can get back up your Bustergun finishes charging and you're able to fire on the Zakobon while it's down.

(Roll 1d20+4 to hit the Zakobon with your charged shot)

Rolled 10 + 4

>>28989008

Rolled 20 + 4

>>28989008

Rolled 3 + 4

>>28989008

>>28989034
ding ding ding

>>28989034
A winner is you!

>>28989034
>20+4=24
>CRITICAL SUCCESS

With the Zakobon down it's a ridiculously easy shot. You pull the firing trigger and fire out a large, penetrated ball of orange energy. It punches through the top of the Zakobon and flies out the other side, tearing the Zakobon in half before sailing down the hall and into the darkness.

The Zakobon explodes moments after being torn in half by your shot, however quite a few Refractor Shards were thrown from the Reaverbot's upon your hit, more-so then if you had just shot and destroyed the Reaverbot normally.

>150 Zenny Found!

With the Zakobon destroyed you call up to Ira and inform her about what just happened.

"Wow! If you can keep up shooting like that these Reaverbots won't be an issue at all!" She exclaims happily.

After collecting the Refractor Shards from the Zakobon, you are ready to move on. There is a room to your left and the hallway continues forward.

Where do you want to go?

>[A] Continue moving forward down the hall
>[B] Investigate the room to your left.
>[C] Other (Write in)

>>28989172
>>[B] Investigate the room to your left.
Sometime left is right.

>>28989172
> [B] Investigate the room to your left.

Rolled 9 + 4

>>28989172
B
you did an extremely bad job at covering up the map by the way

>>28989172
>[B] Investigate the room to your left.
Follow the left hand path, it's standard procedure for mazes.

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>>28989212
You decide to check out the door to your left. It takes a few moments to figure out how to open it, but once you do it opens with ease and opens into a tiny hallway with another door at the end. Going through the next door you enter a large open room with bare walls and a high ceiling.

At the far end of the room are three orange chests, similar to the one you found in the ruin back on Eden island. The treasure chests bring a smile to your face, but your memories of the spiked wall make you freeze in place.

How do you want to approach this Bass?

>[A] Take things slow and steady, search for traps and use your Telescopic pole to check for things.
>[B] Book it towards the chests, grab everything you can, then run out!
>[C] Other (Write in)

Rolled 11 + 4

>>28989427
POKE THEM WITH A STICK

>>28989427
> [A] Take things slow and steady, search for traps and use your Telescopic pole to check for things.

>>28989427
>>[A] Take things slow and steady, search for traps and use your Telescopic pole to check for things.

>>28989427
>[A] Take things slow and steady, search for traps and use your Telescopic pole to check for things.
This is what ten-foot poles are for.

>>28989470
>>28989456
>>28989448
>>28989480
Taking out your Telescopic pole from your pack, you begin to look around the room, testing the floor, walls and ceiling as you search for any traps or signs of nefarious intent in the room...

(Roll 1d20+2 to search for traps)

>>28989427
>A
Only if the pole is 11foot or longer

>>28989427
Search for traps

Rolled 20 + 2

>>28989517

Rolled 15 + 2

>>28989517
Poking.

>>28989517

>>28989530
welp, no use rolling now

>>28989530
whoa

>>28989530
Wham bam thank you ma'am.

>>28989530
hot damn.

WOO! The greatness of this thread and the nat20 is palpable! Also, Great quest!

The dice love bass, don't they?

>>28989695
(Thank you. I apologize for forgetting to label the quest, that was the topping to a pretty crappy day, I'm just glad it didn't botch things up to much)

>>28989530
>20+2=22
>CRITICAL SUCCESS

It only takes you a few moments to spot the holes in the ceiling and the odd miss-colored panels on the floor. Holes blend in perfectly with the dark ceiling, looking like simple black dots at first glance and the panels on the floor match up perfectly with the pattern the floor has, the only give away is a slight color difference between them and the floor.

You have no idea what would have come out of the holes in the ceiling if you had stepped on any one of the many floor panels around the room, but knowing how ruins tend to work, you can assume that it wouldn't have been anything good.

Shining your light on the floor, you work your way to the other side of the room, avoiding the floor panels entirely as you go over to claim your treasure.

After a quick test of the chests with your pole, you go up and claim your prize. The first chest holds a bunch of very small refractor shards that all together probably give you about 1000 Zenny.

The second chest holds a large spool with an odd gold colored metal foil around it. The spool is surprisingly light for it's size and the material rather fragile, almost like paper or tin-foil.

The third chest is just plain odd. Inside you find a jumble of stuff. Rocks, bird nests, sticks, lots of leaves arranged in piles, and a strange green board of some kind made of an unusual material with dozens of fine lines and patterns etched on it.

What do you wish to do Bass?

>[A] Take the valuables and leave
>[B] Examine the third chest again. Maybe an animal or something got into it...
>[C] Other (write in)

>>28989894
B
there has to be SOMETHING
like a trap

>>28989894
>[B] Examine the third chest again. Maybe an animal or something got into it...
What an odd chest. What sort of animal would be in here?

>>28989894
> [B] Examine the third chest again. Maybe an animal or something got into it...

>>28989894
>>[B] Examine the third chest again. Maybe an animal or something got into it...

The board is obviously a circuit board.

>>28990071
EHHHHHHHHH!?!?
NO WAY!

>>28990071
We kinda figured that.

>>28989952
>>28989961
>>28989964
>>28990052
You check the chests and double check the rest of the chests, but you can't find anything. No pressure panels, or wires, or holes, or any break or crack in them. The chests are very solid and the lids are pretty heavy. You doubt any kind of animal could get inside one of these chests.

All the rocks, and leaves, and junk inside the third chest are also way too organized for any kind of animal. It almost reminds you of your toy chest back on Eden Island, only cleaner.

Someone had to have snuck in here and put all this stuff in this chest, but who?

Giving a shrug, you collect the treasures and leave the sticks and rocks and such alone, leaving the room while avoiding the panels of doom.

>1000 Zenny
>Spool of Foil
>Odd Green Board

As you exit the room and go back into the hall Ira contacts you over the radio.

"What's going on Bass? Did you find anything?"

>[A] Tell her about the treasure you found and the odd chest with all the junk in it.
>[B] Lie. Tell her you found nothing.
>[C] Other (Write in)

>>28990279
> [A] Tell her about the treasure you found and the odd chest with all the junk in it.

>>28990279
>>[A] Tell her about the treasure you found and the odd chest with all the junk in it.

>>28987646
6 parts!? DUDE

>>28989894
>[A] Tell her about the treasure you found and the odd chest with all the junk in it.
Ask if she knows anything about leaves and rocks being organized in piles.

search the room for cracks/holes

are we able to lift the floor panel to salvage it, or will that have to wait until we get tools to do that?

>>28990279
Found some zenny some light metal wire and some weird green board with lines all over it

>>28990279
>>[A] Tell her about the treasure you found and the odd chest with all the junk in it.
We're partners in this, we're not about to lie to her about the spoils. And maybe she'll have an idea of what the deal is with the junk chest.

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>>28990292
>>28990293
>>28990311
"I found some Zenny, an odd spool of metal foil, and some kind of green board. One of the chests had a bunch of rocks, sticks, and leaves organized in it like some kind of collection. Would you know anything about that?"

"Huh? That's weird. Maybe it was some kind of animal or bird?" Ira suggests.

"I don't think so. There were holes in the ceiling of the room, but I don't think anything as harmless as a bird was supposed to come through it. Plus the chest didn't have any cracks or holes in it, the lid was pretty heavy too. I doubt anything bigger then a cockroach could have made it's way in there and last time I checked cockroaches didn't have rock and leave collections." You say with a frown, oddly unsettled by this.

"Maybe a kid snuck into the ruin and hid the stuff there? Who knows? I mean who else could have done it? The Reaverbots? Pfff." Ira seems amused by the notion of a Reverbot collecting rocks and laughs a little.

You shake your head and decide to focus on the task at hand. Getting back to exploring the ruin you come to a cross section.

You can go left, forward, or right. You shine your light down the passages and try to see what's down them, but the darkness down here is suffocating.

Which way do you want to go Bass?
>[A] Go Forward
>[B] Go Left
>[C] Go Right
>[D] Fire a Flare down one (or all) the halls.
>[E] Other (Write in)

>>28990565
>>[B] Go Left
Two left make a right

>>28990565
>[B] Go Left

>>28990565
sorry, didn't link post.

search the room for cracks/holes

are we able to lift the floor panel to salvage it, or will that have to wait until we get tools to do that?

>>28990565
> [B] Go Left
You know the drill, be careful, mind your footing, look out for anything suspicious.

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>>28990626
The floors were pressure panels. If you step on them or try to tamper with them you'd end up setting off the trap in the room, and considering the holes in the ceiling, you'd probably have to deal with spikes, or worse. There weren't any cracks anywhere in the room and the holes in the ceiling were definitely put there deliberately.


>>28990642
>>28990618
>>28990584
You decide to go left. Following your usual precautions, you watch the ceiling, floor, and walls for anything suspicious. However instead of coming to a door or another turn in the hallway you find yourself at a dead end.

It's pretty disappointing, but at the same time you're glad it wasn't some kind of death trap or giant Reaverbot. Just when you're about to run around and leave, you notice a hole in the wall. This one doesn't appear deliberate, the wall looks too worn down and the hole too jagged for it have been made.

You try shining your light into the hole, but it's too small for you to get a good look of what's inside. However it's just big enough for you to stick your arm into it.

There might be something inside of it. What do you want to do Bass?

>[A] Reach in and fish around inside the hole for anything.
>[B] Ignore the hole and go back to investigating the rest of the ruins.
>[C] Other (Write in)

>>28990933
>>[B] Ignore the hole and go back to investigating the rest of the ruins.
I don't trust that hole.

>>28990933
>stick our hand in the spooky hole
HAH forget that shit
B
go right at the intersection

>>28990933
Use the stick to poke the hole.

That came out wrong.

>>28991047
Oh yeah
this

>>28990933
stick the pole in, see if it triggers anything(damn it, this came out wrong too)

some of the best weapon parts come from random holes.

>>28991005
>>28991007
You always reach into weird holes in Legends. They contain seemingly random amount of zenny. Seriously, it's like the programmers just mashed on the number pad and added a zero. "You got 4650 zenny!"

But yeah, check with the pole first. We do this the safe way.

>>28991161
Silent hill has made me hate hand sized holes

>>28991161
Or reaver bot eyes! Or random parts! Or that one piece for the shining laser! Poke it with the stick to... fish it out.

>>28991204
Or more clues about whoever's in this maze.

>>28991047
>>28991074
>>28991092
You decide to check out the hole in the wall, but instead of just jamming your hand inside, you instead decide to check the crevice out with your trusty telescopic pole. Extending the pole you step back and slowly begin to investigate the hole in the wall.

Then, almost as soon as the pole is inside of the hole, there is a sharp tug as something begins to pull it into the hole. You grab onto the pole with both hands and try to prevent it from being pulled away from you...

(Roll a Strength check 1d20+1)

Rolled 4 + 1

>>28991226
GOD DAMN SILENT HILL LET GO OF MY FUCKING STICK

Rolled 20 + 1

>>28991226
Nat1 get

Rolled 16 + 1

>>28991226

>>28991254
All these 20's are starting to make me nervous

>>28991254
The universe loves Bass. It's like Lady like decided to make him his next champion after the ogres.

>>28991295
No we only got so many crits in ogre civ because basically rolling anything gave us a crit

>>28991318
Soooo... does that mean Bass is luckier than the ogres?

>>28991341
yes

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>Three 20's in one game

>>28991254
>20+1

Somehow, despite the immense strength of whatever is in the hole or on the other side of the wall, you manage with one large yank, to pull the telescopic pole from the hole's grasp and return it to you with only minor damage.

However, as if angry that you had taken the pole away from it, something inside the hole released a horrible, metallic, ear stinging screech that reverberated throughout the ruin before falling silent.

Not wishing too anger whatever is inside the hole anymore then you already have, you return to the cross section, stashing away your telescopic pole as you look around for any signs of Reaverbots.

After seeing none, you decide on what to do next.

>[A] Go Forward
>[B] Go Right
>[C] Other (write in)

>>28991480
B
fucking silent hill

Rolled 3 + 1

>>28991502
why the hell not

>>28991480
does the buster fire small enough bullets to fit in the hole?

I vote to fire the strongest charged shot that will fit into the hole then get ready to run the hell out.

>>28991480
> [A] Go Forward
Check in with Ira, see if she noticed or heard something strange out there.

>>28991537
Good call

>>28991537
Yeah, that sounds good.

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>>28991537
>>28991561
You decide to check in with Ira after the hole in the wall screamed in your face.

"Ira? Ira are you there? Is everything alright?"

"Yeah everything is fine. I heard a weird noise down there, what happened?"

"Well I stuck my pole into a hole in the wall and it screamed at me after I pulled my pole away from it." You explain.

"Wait, what?" Ira asks, quite confused.

"I'll explain later. Just keep your eyes peeled for anything weird. If you think you hear any Reaverbots coming up for you, book it back to town. OK?"

"Gotcha. Just be careful."

>>28991533
>>28991502
You decide to go right and continue exploring the ruin. After walking through a long winding hallway you come to a door and enter in a large open room with a high ledge.

As you shine your light to see up on the ledge, you swear, you see something...human shaped bolt into a hole in the wall, squirming out of sight as four Zakobons bolt into view, their cold red eyes staring into you, ready to attack.

Quick, what will you do Bass?

>[A] Try to make it to high ground, rush over to the other side of the room and climb the ledge.
>[B] Engage the Zakobon's on even footing with your Buster Gun.
>[C] Other (Write in)

>>28991824
B
doesnt matter where we go as long as they can kick them at us
So get up right next to them
they cant do anything then
well as long as theyre not programmed to attack friendlies

>>28991824
> [A] Try to make it to high ground, rush over to the other side of the room and climb the ledge.
High ground gives us an advantage.

>>28991824
>[A] Try to make it to high ground, rush over to the other side of the room and climb the ledge.
Zakobons kick in a pretty low arc. Stubby legs, and all that. If we can get up the ledge we'll be safe from their bombs.

>>28991824
>>[B] Engage the Zakobon's on even footing with your Buster Gun.
Lets run circle around them so they kick their bombs into each other.

>>28991824
A

>>28991824
A, but strafe with the buster so to keep them back a bit

>>28991824
>>[A] Try to make it to high ground, rush over to the other side of the room and climb the ledge.
it's likely that there's a lot more reaverbots waiting.

I have an idea
Zakobombs seem to create an endless supply of explosives right?
So we dismantle one and use the tech within to create a bomb glove

>>28991904
>>28991922
>>28991938
>>28991947
>>28991954
>>28991958
Not wishing to be on the same playing field as four Zakobons, you sprint over to the ledge one the other side of the room and leap up, attempting to climb your way up and hopefully out of of the Zakobon's reach.

(Roll a strength check. 1d20+1)

>>28991958
Let's wait for us to have a dedicated engineer working for us before we start making sub-weapons. We get Cruiser his Refractor, then we can look into him crafting new stuff for us. Personally, I'd like the blade arm. Seeing how that can apparently be made from a flashlight and toy sword, it shouldn't be that hard to get our hands on.

Rolled 19 + 1

>>28992031
Rolling.

Rolled 20 + 1

>>28992031

Rolled 17 + 1

>>28992031
rollan

>>28992059
I... What the fuck?! Four twenties in one thread?

>>28992059
My god.

>>28992059
Dude what the fuck

>>28992059
What has happened to the laws of probability? Jesus Christ, Bass must be the chosen champion of the dice gods.

>>28992059
Well, we're putting BQ's crit chains to shame.

>>28992086
I'm scared man. This.. this hasn't happened before. What is Bass. What is he?!

>>28992126
He's the strongest digger.

Truly this is a golden age

>>28992126
He's not a carbon, he's a trigger.

>>28992059
(You've got to be fucking kidding me. Four in a row?)
>20+1
>CRITICAL SUCCESS

You manage to pull yourself onto the ledge fast enough to get two shots off on one of the Zakobons, damaging it and causing it to explode into a cloud of shrapnel and Refractor Shards.

One of the Zakobons retaliates by dropping a grenade from its rear end and kicking it into the air. However instead of kicking it towards the wall, it kicks it over to one of it's brethren, who kicks it other to the middle Zakobon who headbutts it high into the air and up towards the ledge where you stand.

(Roll an agility check. 1d20. I swear if it's another 20...I don't know what I'll do)

Rolled 15

>>28992222
Oh god

Rolled 7

>>28992222

Rollin

Rolled 18

>>28992222

Rolled 13

>>28992222

looks like the dice gods found the breaks on the crit train

Rolled 1

>>28992222
rolling

Rolled 20

>>28992222
roll roll roll we go.

>>28992280
>>28992279
>>28992278
NEVERMIND
FUCK

Rolled 8

>>28992279
>>28992280
holy shit man. Dice won't even let bass crit fail

>>28992278
Well look at that

>>28992279
>>28992280

>>28992279
>>28992280
HAHAHAHA

>>28992280
..a 1, that was followed by a 20
Like.. right after.
What.

>>28992279
>>28992280
These were both outside of the accepted post range. But still...What the fuck is going on here?

>>28992311
Ogres

Guys.

We need to get Bass to Gambling Island.

>>28992324
looks like playtime is
Ogre

>>28992228
(Well at least there weren't any 20's in the first four rolls)
>>28992251
>18
>Success!

You roll to the side as the grenade lands on the ledge and explodes. You avoid being hit by the wave of shrapnel and get back to your feet just as the Zakobons begin to kick around another grenade.

Taking aim with your Buster Rifle you charge up a shot and fire on the middle Zakobon as the grenade is kicked over to it.

(Roll 1d20 to try and hit the middle Zakobon)

Rolled 20

>>28992373
>(Roll 1d20 to try and hit the middle Zakobon)

Rolled 10

>>28992373
>You aim with your Buster Rifle
what

Rolled 12

>>28992373
Rolling.

>>28992397
BASS TREBLE, GOD OF LUCK.

>>28992397
And we're back on track!

>>28992397
oh snap

>>28992397
SOME WEIRD FUCKING SHIT IS GOING ON IN THIS THREAD

>>28992397
Truly, we are blessed by the gods.

>>28992397
good to see you again 20

>>28992397
We hit the grenade mid air, and it blew them all up.

>>28992397
The madness overtakes me. All I can do is laugh. Truly Bass is giving Lady Luck the best fucking in her life.

>>28992397
should we check the other quests to see if we stole their crits?

... I think Crosswire broke.

>>28992580
He'll be fine once he's done crying

>>28992580
i just wish we had this 20 while landing the ship

>>28992440
I don't think we should. With the sheer number of crits, the poor fools would likely implode into some sort of luck singularity. Sort of funny really. Megaman always had the worst luck, but Bass seems to be made of the stuff.

>>28992580
Should we roll to summon back Crosswire?

>>28992663
i think rolling more 20's wont help

>>28992663
No... if we critically succeed, we may break him further or draw him into the world of megaman trigger itself.

I like Digger quest and Gundam age quest too much for that.

>>28992695
Maybe we can taunt him in with Natural 1s

Rolled 17

>>28992715

>>28992695
Don't worry, he'll pay us back the next quest with killing everyone we know.

Rolled 14

>>28992715
I'll give it a try.

Rolled 20

>>28992715

>>28992750
PFFFT AHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH

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>>28992397
(You've got to be kidding me. OK. If this keeps up I'm switching the rolling around so lower is better, because this is ridiculous)

>>28992397
You fire your charged shot on the middle Zakobon, hitting it in the right spot and splitting it in half like you did with the first Zakobon you encountered here. The grenade lands in the remains of the split Zakobon and the combined explosion of the grenade and the Zakobon remains explosions, takes the other two remaining Zakobon out in a tremendous explosion.

Once the dust and smoke have cleared you see nothing but charred metal and refractor shards shattered on the floor below you.

Collecting the refractor shards you find about 300 Zenny's worth and look around the room as you do so. You don't find anything else in the room, but you find a whole that has clearly been covered up by whatever crawled into it.

As hard you you try you cannot budge the panel that has been placed over it.

Giving up you return to exploring the ruins, going deeper and deeper into them. After going passing through an odd, hub like room that seemed to hum with energy, and going left and coming to another dead end with a hole in the wall, you came to another choice divergence in the hallway.

You could go forward, or go right.

For some reason you felt that the forward door held something very important behind.

What do you wish to do Bass?

>[A] Go Right
>[B] Go Forward
>[C] Other (Write in)

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Rolled 5

>>28992750

>>28992750
Oh what the hell?

>>28992761
Go forward.

>>28992750
My sides have left this universe.

>>28992761
A
Forward is a boss fight

Rolled 7

>>28992761
>>[A] Go Right
Lets keep the important stuff for last

>>28992761
>[B] Go Forward
Normally I'd suggest we get everything else first before we head to the boss room, but the other person/monster in here suggests we should head there before they get to it.

>>28992761
>[A] Go Right

Let's check this first before going for the boss fight.

>>28992797
Well it seemed to have worked at least. Right for now.

>>28992761
A.
Fully explore before moving onward

>>28992761
Go right, we need to explore this place before facing that thing we poked in the hole with our stick.

Guys.
M
Bass is like wily and light, genius but not in science but in combat.

Something that will surpass thousands of years of progass cause bass that fucking good.

>>28992884
The energy of his Bassinium core is eternal, it survived as though a soul. It has reincarnated in this distant era...and that unlimited energy now fuels our dice to be STRONGEST

>>28992761
search all other zones before important doors

>>28992954
Wasn't dark energy used to create the maverick virus which transcend time and space?

And didn't Bass absorb a whole lot of the stuff?

>>28993034
He was the first robot destroyed by zero.

Though the Bassinium Core was Wily's great accidental creation that could have given mankind a post scarcity world if he could have recreated it.

>>28993111
God all the megaman games wouldnt have happened if people just thanked dr wily
but NOOOOOO people only care about the fuckable robots

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>>28992822
>>28992810
>>28992804
>>28992851
>>28992870

You decide to go right for now, sensing that whatever is behind the door in front of you is very important and you should probably go to it last.

Taking the right door you come to a small hallway with a door to your left. Navigating down it carefully you open the door and step into a small room. It's about as big as your bedroom was back on Eden Isle.

The floor is covered in junk and trash, large branches, tons of leaves, rocks, even large chunks of moss. In the corner is a pile of tall grass, pulled up and arranged into some kind of make shift bed of sorts, next to it is an orange chest.

After checking the room for traps you go over to the chest and find it too is full of many odd things.Rocks, bark, different types of rocks, birds nests, an empty beehive and amongst all the junk is some kind of large, very frightening looking syringe like device only it's made almost completely out of metal.

Taking the treasure you're about to leave when you see what's all over the wall...

Covering almost every inch of the wall and ceiling are drawings, crude, almost child like drawings drawn in something dark, like charcoal or oil.

(Roll an intelligence check 1d20 to figure out something about the drawings)

>>28993138
Who doesn't care about fuckable robots, though.

Rolled 14

>>28993164
Rollin

Rolled 7

>>28993164

Rolled 5

>>28993164

Rolled 5

>>28993164
rolling lets see if we get a 20 again.

>>28993138
Wily was ill, he has Light's thanks and shared fame, but he wanted TOP billing. He wanted more, and in his addled madness, he tried to take the world.

Rolled 6

>>28993164

>>28993170
>>28993179
>>28993184
We have no eye for art, apparently.

Rolled 18

>>28993164

>>28993164
Maybe we should inform Ira of this? Maybe she can make heads or tails of it?

>>28993219
And no intelligence bonus, either

>>28993228
Too little too late, my friend

>>28993240
Definitely, let her know it seems someone has been living here.

>>28993164
grab some moss/leaves, wrap it around the pole, and try poking the hole again. Whatever's on the other side can't get a good grip on this stuff.

>>28993256
Yeah, maybe we should leave the syringe thing here. It appears to be someone's property, I don't want to steal from a child. Or child-like creature.

Rolled 6

>>28993285
Well, if there's a kid here, we could takie him with us back to the city where's safe.
Ira will probably want to help the guy.

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>>28993170
>14
You call up Ira and tell her about what happened and what you found, describing some of the drawings to her. It's not easy describing crude drawings over the radio, but with Ira's help you manage to figure out what the drawings are about, at least, a little.

Some of the drawings are of people, and one of the drawings is obviously the town with it's walls. Outside of the wall is the forest, and drawn inside of the forest is something that looks like a person but...isn't. It's head and arms are drawn differently and unlike the people, it's all alone. There are plenty of other weird drawings which you assume to be Reaverbots, but you don't see any other drawings of anything resembling the strange person in the forest.

The whole thing is...eerie.

You don't understand what the drawings are about, but whatever drew them wasn't an animal and it wasn't human...

"This is creepy Bass I think you should get out of there!" Ira says, sounding very worried.

"I'm almost towards the end! I can feel it! I'll grab the Refractor and leave." You run back to the room you skipped and head into it. You find yourself in a large open, and very empty room, barely illuminated by your head lamp. You see a door to your left and enter it.

Then, there, right in front of you, is a large, spinning, beautiful blue A-Class Refractor!

>[A] Grab the Refractor and book! it!
>[B] Be careful and check for traps!
>[C] Other (write in)

>>28993476
>[B] Be careful and check for traps!

>>28993476
Make sure were alone

>>28993476
>[B] Be careful and check for traps!
Always check for traps. Keep a look out for any Reaverbots, too. This whole thing screams boos fight.

>>28993476
> [B] Be careful and check for traps!

>>28993476
can we use a chest or something to keep the doors open?

>>28993476
>[B]
Not gonna screw up after getting this far

>>28993504
Check the ceiling.

>>28993476
[B] check for traps and if we have visitors. Last thing we want is the beast to attack us while we are trying to get the thing.

Rolled 9

>>28993476
>>[B] Be careful and check for traps!

inb4 THEYRE COMING OUTS THE WALLS MAN
THEYRE COMING OUTTA THE GOD DAMN WALLS

>>28993567
Don't shoot something just because it's coming out of a wall. The last book I read had that situation turn out to be a horrifying misunderstanding.

The dice heard you. Now they don't give us 20's, but block 1's.

Visual sweep of the room, including ceiling.

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>>28993546
>>28993518
>>28993509
>>28993496
You make sure you're totally alone in the room with the Refractor, you check the ceiling, side walls, floors, everywhere and then begin to poke around with your rod to check for anything. Then, after a good 10 minutes of searching and looking, you finally approach the refractor.

It's magnificent and amazing to see a complete A-Class refractor. Sure that giant purple refractor you found with Metalmen was awesome, but you found this Refractor all by yourself. It's yours. Your very first big find as a Digger.

You take out your telescopic pole again and give the refractor a light tap, causing it to emit a soft ping, the kind only a crystal could emit.

You take a deep breath, get your hands ready, reach out, and snatch the Refractor off it's pedestal. You hold it over your head for a moment, frozen and listening in apprehension and fear for the sound of the ceiling crashing down or the doors closing.

However all you hear is silence.

Letting out a sight of relief, you laugh to yourself. With the Refractor under your arm you walk out of the Refractor room and into the large open room outside of it. Glancing around you see nothing is in the room and begin to make your way out.

However you hear something behind you. You manage to turn around just in time to see a humanoid, cycloptic machine drop down from the ceiling, rush up to you, and release a metallic, rage filled, screech right in your face...

(Roll an Endurance check. 1d20-1. -4 penalty due to being a point blank sonic attack)

Rolled 4 - 4

>>28993729

Rolled 7 - 1

>>28993729
Fuck.

Rolled 18 - 1

>>28993729
>1d20-1

Rolled 4 - 1

>>28993729

Rolled 14 + 4

>>28993729

Rolled 20 - 1

>>28993729

>>28993762
whoops it was -1 not -4

>>28993768
Theres the twenty we know and love! now if only it wasn't late.

>>28993768
It was within the first four rolled with the proper modifier. It counts. Bass the Fate-Fucker lucks out again.

>>28993785
If we ignore the 2 post witht he wrong modifier, we now have a nat 20.

>>28993788
You're right.

So, what, does he just sit there laughing in this things face before punching it?

>>28993787
See >>28993806
It was the 4th correctly rolled result

>>28993827
Yeah I saw that already. I was gonna delete my post but theres a time limit on that shit.

>>28993820
Probably. Our perk means that we respond to pain by just laughing at it.

>>28993820
I'm going to feel sorry for Red/Roll catches up to us again. Are we gonna go full dark side for revenge torture.

>>28993855
Nah. We already put razor blades in her diary, that shit was brutal enough - especially for an engineer.

>>28993855
nah we know she has amnesia
we might just beat her up a little bit
just a little