>Welcome to Sith Quest

Here is the basic layout. Decisions will be made by voting on various options. Whichever option has the most votes after ten minutes is the winner. All votes are final, so choose wisely. Also, you can add some dialogue to your vote, if you wish. During combat, if you want to say something, just type what you want to say with your vote. During conversations, if multiple people supply different dialogue, I will combine as many as I can so long as they do not contradict one another, in order to avoid a conversation taking several hours.

>Important

The combat system will be dice based and use a d100 system. In order to succeed in those options, one out of the first three rolls must be equal to or greater than the specified number. However, if a number of 4 or lower is rolled in the first three, then whatever you were attempting will go very badly. On the other hand, if a number of 96 or higher is rolled in the first five, then whatever you are attempting will go very well unless a roll of 4 or below occurred in the first three.

Rolls will not occur until the voting time is up and the option for a particular roll has won

>THIS IS A CHALLENGING QUEST, AND BAD DECISIONS WILL GET YOU KILLED

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"We both know that he is an idiot with a big mouth he never learned to shut," the Ratattaki starts bluntly. "I've been travelling with him for a while. I know his contacts. A wealth of credits and resources are on this ship, and everything else he has is only a matter of hiring someone to get from his accounts. He's looking for survival and a chance at power by making a deal with you. I don't need power; just wealth and a chance to bust some skulls. If you want a figurehead to put in charge of Jiguuna, you can find hundreds in that town. This man has no real skills except for being a passable pilot, and there are far better ones around here as well. I say you kill him, and let me in on whatever you're planning."

"Deal," you tell her, turning your attention back to the Pike.

His eyes widen in renewed terror as you slowly approach him. "My-my Lord, please! Please, I beg of you! Don't kill me! I promise, I can be useful! That syndicate I wanted to create, it's yours! Not even a partnership, it's all yours!"

His words fall on deaf ears as you make your way towards him. Keeping him pinned to the wall with one hand, you slowly raise the other, and point all of your fingers towards him. Bolts of lightning explode from your fingers, striking the defenseless Pike, who screams in agony. It takes only seconds for the weak creature to go limp, dead from your power. You let his corpse fall to the floor, and turn your attention back to the Ratattaki.

"It is done," you say simply.

She smiles. "So it is. I always thought the stories of Sith Powers were exaggerated, but that was impressive. I guess you and I have a lot to talk about."


>A. Tell her to meet you at Yaldan's safehouse, and give her directions there

>B. Tell her to take a seat, then explain things

>C. Ask if she has any useful ideas about what to do now

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32984149
B

>>32984149
>>B. Tell her to take a seat, then "explain" things

show her some Sith Power and Passion ;)

>>32984204
>>32984170
"Take a seat," you instruct her.

She raises an eyebrow, but does as you say, retaking her spot atop the crate. You proceed to explain everything; who you are, your mission here in Jiguuna, and what you have done to further that goal so far.

"So, you're planning to intensify the fighting between the major gangs while silently building up your own, then crush them all once they've been sufficiently weakened," she sums up. "Good plan, and plenty of opportunity for some violence. As for how to do that, I think your Zeltron friend could be of help."

>A. Ask what she means

>B. (Lie) You'd already thought of that

>C. Explain to her how you intend to do that again

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32984382
A
might as well be honest here. if she has an idea she can purpose it

>>32984382
>A

>>32984382
>As for how to do that, I think your Zeltron friend could be of help.

>B. You'd already thought of that

I totally wanted to take her with us last thread, but didn't have the votes on my side.

This is the setting where Imperial Intelligence have a sort of rivalry / dislike of the Sith right? If so I say we try to get on their good side

>>32984529
>>32984479
"What do you mean?" you ask her.

"Well, Zeltrons are pretty well known for their powers of seduction," she explains. "So, have her hook up with someone from one of the gangs, and steal something from him. A gang badge, uniform, anything. Then, "accidentally" leave it behind when you do one of your little raids. It will make it a lot easier to get one of the gangs to suspect the other. The easiest would probably be a member of Toth'lazhen's gang, but really any of them would work."

>A. Tell her that's a good idea and that you'll probably use it

>B. Ask her to come to the safehouse with you, and the two of you can talk to Chartah about it

>C. Tell her you don't like that idea

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32984626

>A

>>32984613
Imperial Intelligence no longer exists. It was dissolved in the Star Cabal crisis, and most of the agents either went rogue, joined up with various Sith, or became part of the new Sith Intelligence the Dark Council is making

>>32984626
>A&D. Tell her that's a good idea and that you'll probably use it.

"For now, though, the most pressing matter is that of our Pyke friend's resources. What kind of order of magnitude are we talking, here?"

>>32984626
>D. Dialogue writein

Ask her if she has any contacts in any of the gangs that she can exploit to our benefit

Also this is far-fetched but wouldn't hurt to ask if she knows any spies

>>32984735
>Sith Intelligence the Dark Council is making
We gotta find a way to get our scaly hands into that

>>32984773
She has knowledge of at least what contacts the Pyke had. Being a gun for hire, she probably knows a few others in the business, as well. I'm tempted to give her the lion's share of the Pyke's cash and tell her to try and build a group of mercenaries for violent jobs - playing on her clear appreciation for carnage in an attempt to engender her loyalty.

That way we have whatever team she can assemble and Yaldan's gang: both answering to us, and we're not investing too much in one group or the other.

>>32984839
I can get behind this

>>32984773
>>32984759
>>32984710
"That's a good idea," you admit. "I'll probably end up using it. For now, though, the most pressing matter is that of our Pyke friend's resources. What are we talking, here?"

She shrugs. "Not much. He didn't have that many friends, though he does have the contact information of a few Underworld figures he did jobs for. On this ship he has a bit of spice, some weapons and parts. He also has a safe hidden on the ship containing about a hundred thousand credits for an emergency. Everything else is in his accounts; I think the amount he has in his account is about four hundred thousand. The spice he has in the ship was supposed to be delivered to some cult on Nar Shaddaa. They were going to pay him ten thousand on delivery. It'd be worth a lot more on the black market, but the Hutt that hired us to deliver the spice probably wouldn't be happy if we sold it. I can make the run in this ship and be back by tomorrow."

>A. Tell her to do that and meet you at the safehouse

>B. Tell her to do that, but first you want the money out of the safe

>C. Tell her not to bother; you're selling the spice

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Tell her you want her to use the Pike's resources to build a group of mercenaries to do violent jobs for you. After all, the smuggler's moon is a great place to find violent psychopaths.

>>32984964
A
let's try to stay away from that money as much as possible unless its for the mission it is technically her money anyway.

>>32984964
>A, B, D, E. Tell her to do that, but first you want half of the money out of the safe. Tell her you want to use her share of the Pyke's resources to build a group of mercenaries to do violent jobs for you. If she can attract any from offworld while running her delivery, so much the better.

>>32984964
>B. Tell her to do that, but first you want the money out of the safe
Take a quarter of the money half of that quarter goes to our ga in training and the rest to us

We'll need some good well equipped mercs for the jobs if we want things done to a T

>E. Tell her you want her to use the Pike's resources to build a group of mercenaries to do violent jobs for you. After all, the smuggler's moon is a great place to find violent psychopaths.

Also

>C. Tell her not to bother; you're selling the spice

Yeah no I'd rather we'd help with the delivery lets just put it on hold never trust cults man

>>32985098
>ga
What the hell? Should be gang

>>32985116
Tell me about it man, I missed out a 'her' in my sentence, i'm sure of it.

>>32985098
>>32985034

I thought we were gonna try to stay away from hired guns in favor or loyal recruits don't get any mercenaries that's a horrible idea

>>32985198
That was for the gang this is a different entity altogether with 75K creds I'm pretty sure she can get some well trained Mercs and or professionals

>>32985034
>>32985021
"Go ahead, but first I want half of the money from the safe," you tell her. "I want you to use the Pike's resources to build a group of mercenaries to do violent jobs for me. If you can get a few mercs from offworld while on your delivery, all the better."

She smirks. "You got it, boss. I know a few places on Nar Shaddaa to find some real nasty people. It might take me an extra day or two to get back if I'm recruiting, though."

She hops down from the crate and walks up to you. "I'll use my half of the credits from the safe to fund this, but in exchange, the credits from the spice run are mine. We can discuss the credits in his accounts and the ship later, deal?"

>A. Deal (give her your holocomm frequency so she can contact you when she gets back)

>B. No deal

>C. (Shock her) No deal

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32985283
>A. Deal (give her your holocomm frequency so she can contact you when she gets back)

I'd rather we took less so we'd get higher quality but this is good I guess

>>32985198
>>32985246
Yeah, i'm with this Anon. While we want Yaldan to have a solid, reliable powerbase under him, there's no reason NOT to bring in mercs when we can pay them well. (We couldn't before)

We want our gang-members to be loyal to Yaldan. Mercenaries we'll recruit for the dangerous jobs to avoid putting our people at undue risk. It's pretty much what they're paid for.

>>32985283
>A. Deal (give her your holocomm frequency so she can contact you when she gets back)

Sounds good to me, we can afford to be generous.

Rolled 15

>>32985283
>A. Deal (give her your holocomm frequency so she can contact you when she gets back)

>>32985283
>A. Deal (give her your holocomm frequency so she can contact you when she gets back)

>>32985283
It occurs to me we haven't asked what the Pyke made from his delivery to Toth'lazhen. He was talking like it was a lot.

>>32985360
>>32985341
>>32985322
"Deal," you tell her.

She smiles and takes a step back. "Good. I get the feeling this is going to be a wonderful partnership."

She leads you to the crew's bedroom, and removes a panel from the wall, revealing a hidden compartment. She reaches in and pulls a small safe from the compartment, before setting it down and retrieving a key from her boot. She opens the safe, revealing stacks of credits, half of which she gives to you.

"Don't spend it all in one place," she teases.

She turns and begins making her way towards the cockpit before stopping and turning back towards you. "Oh, do you have a way for me to contact you when I get back?"

You give her your holocomm number, and she gives you hers.

"Alright then, I'm going to get started," she tells you. "See you soon."

With that, she resumes her walk to the cockpit, and you make your way off the ship. It takes off soon after, and you decide what to do next.

>A. Go home

>B. Go to the safe house

>C. Go to Toth'lazhen's palace

>D. Go to the poison pit Cantina

>E. Wander

>>32985548
>A, B. Go home, drop off half our share of the credits, take the rest to Yaldan's safe house to help him with his recruiting efforts.

>>32985548
>B. Go to the safe house
Let's drop off half of these creds so the gang have funds for what they need

>>32985581
>>32985612
I like you Anon, we seem to be thinking along similar lines.

>>32985634
I was thinking we'd get a better blaster or rifle we'll be needing it here to maintain our cover

Also was thinking we'd get some meat shields or Mooks just in case and keep the Mercs as publicly far from us as possible

>>32985698
>a better blaster or rifle
Eh, we could do I guess.

I'm not a fan. 'So uncivilised' springs to mind, and anyway, there are non-sith blademasters. We've met one on this planet, even.

And we don't really need to buy blasters, do we? If we wanted we could mooch a couple off Yaldan.

Still, our droid does still need replacements, doesn't it?

>>32985769
I'm just saying this is Hutta where Damm near everyone has a blaster and I'd rather be behind cover blasting back on guys rather than running out trying to dodge and deflect

>>32985821
Nah, I understand, no worries.

No offence though, if shit gets real i'll still be going for the lightning first nine times out of ten.

>>32985612
>>32985581
You decide to make your way to the safehouse, and plan to give half of your credits to Yaldan upon your arrival. So, you leave the spaceport and stroll through town, soon finding the building you were looking for.

Gahtor stands guard at the door, but steps aside as you approach, allowing you to enter with no trouble. Inside, you find Chartah lounging at the table, a bored expression on her face. She looks up as you enter and gives a small smile.

"Welcome back, my Lord," she purrs.

"Yes, welcome back indeed," Yaldan says, coming down the stairs. "We've accomplished a fair amount in your absence. Soolah has dealt with the information broker situation, and Tixx has found a potential backup safehouse."

"It's been boring around here," Chartah complains.

"I have to agree," Soolah says, coming down the stairs. "Killing information brokers just isn't that exciting. Waiting around for my idiot brother to get back is even less so."

>A. Ask when they last heard from Leebo

>B. Tell them about what you accomplished while gone

>C. Take Chartah up on her offer from earlier

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32985947
>A. Ask when they last heard from Leebo

>B. Tell them about what you accomplished while gone

>>32985947
>B. Tell them about what you accomplished while gone
Might as well fill them in

>>32985947
>A. Ask when they last heard from Leebo

>>32985991
Actually scratch off B for me just A

>>32985947
Leebo was... Soolah's brother? The other Twi'lek?

That she describes him as an idiot does not bode well.

>>32986001
>>32985998
>>32985991
"When did you last hear from Leebo?" you ask.

"Shortly after you left, my Lord," Yaldan tells you.

"He said he was going to try finding some recruits in the Poison Pit Cantina," Soolah tells you. "He figured all of Toth'lazhen's people would be at the Cantina at the palace, so there wouldn't be much risk at the Poison Pit. I just hope he tries a bit of subtlety."

"He should be fine," Yaldan comments. "My Lord, what were you doing while you were gone?"

You explain all that you did after you left, studying the Dark Side, killing the Pike and getting his bodyguard to join you, claiming his resources and sending her off to recruit mercenaries for you.

"Impressive," Yaldan tells you.

"Very impressive," Chartah says, standing up and walking over to you. "I like a man who knows how to get things done."

Soolah makes a disgusted face at Chartah. "I do have to admit, what you accomplished was impressive, my Lord. That is, of course, assuming the Ratattaki doesn't betray you. I hope not; it sounds like her and I would get along."

All conversation is cut off by the beeping of a holocommunicator. Soolah retrieves hers and activates it. A hologram of Leebo appears, hunched over and clutching his side.

"Hey, sis," he greets.

Her eyes narrow. "What happened?"

"A couple of Toth'lazhen's boys heard me talking," he explains. "They came after me, and one shot me in the side while I ran. I managed to barricade myself in one of the rooms, but they'll get in sooner or later."

>A. Tell him to hold on, you're on your way

>B. Tell him to kill himself to avoid capture

>C. Remain silent

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32986258
>D. Dialogue writein

How much did they hear?

Just saying now killing him may hurt our relations with them

>>32986258
>A. Tell him to hold on, you're on your way

He's a bit of a liability but how long can we expect to keep Soolah around if we just let her brother die?

Maybe we should ask her how much she'd miss him.

>>32986258
>A. Tell him to hold on, you're on your way

The group won't take kindly to us just killing off their members. Time to score some actual loyalty points.

>>32986258
>A
Take some backup with you

>>32986363
>>32986352
>>32986326
"Hold on, I'm on my way," you tell him, turning to leave.

"I'm coming, too," Soolah tells you, following.

The two of you exit the safe house, and dash past a bewildered Gahtor. Soolah, knowing the town better than you, leads the way. The two of you receive a fair amount of curious and fearful looks as you make your way towards the Cantina, and you can't really blame people for their reactions, in a town like this, a couple of people running like the two of you are is probably a sign of something bad about to happen.

Soon, the two of you reach the Cantina. Soolah draws a blaster and vibroblade before running inside. You follow close behind, and upon entering, find the Cantina mostly empty. A few patrons sit around having their drinks as if nothing's happening, but most of the few remaining people look afraid.

Soolah rushes across the room and into a hallway. Following her, you see a pair of humans armed with blasters standing outside one of the doors.

"Open up, kid," one of them yells, pounding on the door. "The longer you make us wait to get in there, the longer we make you wait to die."

"I still say we should call Rex," the other human says.

"Over this little squirt? I'm not wasting his time with that," the first human replies.

"Oh, this is going to be too easy," Soolah mutters. "They aren't paying any attention to anything but the door."

>A. Let her kill them

>B. You want them alive for now, hit them with lightning! (20 or higher)

>C. You want them alive for now, ambush them with a force push (15 or higher)

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. This is the perfect opportunity to try Chain Lightning! (40 or higher)

>F. This is the perfect opportunity to try Force Storm (60 or higher)

>G. Take out your blaster and shoot them (30 or higher)

>H. Take out your blades and charge (25 or higher)

>I. Take out your blades, get their attention, and prepare to defend yourself (45 or higher)

>>32986588
>Soolah rushes across the room and into a hallway.
We're not visible from the main area, are we?

Excellent.

>B. This is the perfect opportunity to try Chain Lightning! (40 or higher)

>>32986588
>C
Let's question them.

>>32986588
>G. Take out your blaster and shoot them (30 or higher)

Kill one cripple the other than we take them in the room and interrogate them

Also remember comrade no Sith here shooting lightning just a regular mook

>>32986588
>H.
This area is a bit too public for force powers, especially when we are dealing with a couple of chumps like this

>>32986588
>B. This is the perfect opportunity to try Chain Lightning! (40 or higher)

>>32986683
Supporting this.

>>32986588
You know what I miss?

Killing people with our bare claws.

It'll be just like old times on Korriban.

>>32986588
>C. You want them alive for now, ambush them with a force push (15 or higher)

Let's not be idiots and do something that screamed "there's a Sith here."

>>32986588
>C
Slam them against the door

>>32986655
>>32986728
>>32986733
C wins, roll

Rolled 87

>>32986770
Through passion, I gain strength.

>>32986588


>>32986683
Has a point.
Switching >>32986728
To
>G. Take out your blaster and shoot them (30 or higher)

>>32986784
1 roll, you have four more to get a crit. Do you dare?

>>32986820
nope let's play it safe

Rolled 12, 28, 52, 98 = 190

>>32986820
'course we do.

>>32986820
Yeah no pls

>>32986820
...enter your magical realm?

>>32986835
>>32986825
Y'all are bitches

>>32986828
...
>>32986840
Do you have what it takes?

>>32986840
Anon don't you get it? We're already in his magical realm.

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>>32986852
Fite me

>>32986852
>...
You just don't want to give me my crit. That's a 98, right at the end.

Seriously though, letting me roll all five times would be a bit much.

Even if the rest of the so-called sith here are spineless weaklings, afraid to take a chance.

Rolled 70

>>32986852
You's a bitch

Rolled 2

>>32986820
fite me

>>32986900
YOU FOOL

>>32986900
damn it anon

>>32986900
My sides have left orbit! The last possible time you could get a crit fail!

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>>32986900
Nope this doesn't count nope nope nope nope

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>>32986921
Somnius pls

It's clear all the rollers past the first just wanted us to fail

Somnius

pls

Rolled 29

>>32986900
C'mon 99!

Rolled 10

>>32986900
WE CAN STILL REVERSE IT

JUST CRIT

JUST CRIT AND IT WILL ALL GO AWAY

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>>32986921
Som pls

Rolled 98

>>32986820
what could go wrong?

>>32986925
>>32986924
>>32986917
>>32986909
>>32986900
>>32986896
>>32986891
>>32986890
>>32986862
>>32986840
>>32986835
>>32986828
>>32986825
>>32986806
>>32986784
>>32986955
>>32986965
>>32986970
>>32986991
>>32986996
>>32986997

Wanting to keep the two thugs alive, you thrust your hand towards them, intending to throw them both back against the wall. However, a few things go wrong.

First of all, your attack only hits one of them, and he is only knocked over, not thrown across the hall. The other turns towards you, sees your outstretched hand, then looks at his friend on the ground.

"It's a Jedi!" he yells.

"No, you idiot!" the one on the ground yells. "It's a Sith!"

From the ground, he fires at you, striking you in the chest several times before Soolah gets in front of you and blocks a few shots with her vibroblade. It takes all of her focus to defend herself and you, making her unable to counterattack, and when the other gangster starts shooting, it becomes too much for her.

A shot soon makes it through her defenses, striking her in the chest. She gasps, her body making a quick jerk. Her vibroblade and blaster fall from her hands as she falls to her knees. Her upper body falls forward, and she lays sprawled on the ground. You aren't sure if she's dead yet, but it's not like you can do much to help her in your condition.

The gangster you pushed gets off the floor and starts moving towards you.

"Now you can call Rex," he tells the other. He keeps his blaster trained on your head. "I have to tell you, I was not expecting to run into one of you during my visit to the Cantina. I'll bet Toth'lazhen will be even more curious than I am about what you're doing here."

>A. Draw your blaster and try to shoot him before he can shoot you (75 or higher)

>B. Use the force to throw him back (60 or higher)

>C. Zap him with lightning (60 or higher)

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Don't say or do anything

>>32987170
C

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=didzxUkrtS0

>>32987170
>C. Zap him with lightning (60 or higher)
Well, if someone shouting 'It's a Sith' doesn't give us away, a bit of lightning can't hurt.

>>32987170
>A. Draw your blaster and try to shoot him before he can shoot you

> Baiting idiots into ruining get their successes

You're all pathetic.

>>32987170
>E. Don't say or do anything

Man I don't fucking know anymore I'm just a depressed dog you guys do whatever man

>>32987249
I was hoping you'd roll a positive crit. If you had, the gangsters would have died on impact. Had you had a normal success, they still would have shouted "It's a Sith!"

Rolled 95

>>32987170
>C. Zap him with lightning (60 or higher)

>>32987252
Fuck it changing it to this of someone sees how they died it's going to raise problems

>A. Draw your blaster and try to shoot him before he can shoot you (75 or higher)

>>32987249
>>32987297
>going for the higher option
>not realising we can hide the bodies
>hoping we can draw faster than he can pull the trigger

>>32987170
>>A. Draw your blaster and try to shoot him before he can shoot you (75

>>32987170
>C. Zap him with lightning (60 or higher)

>>32987269
Did this roll count?>>32986997

>>32987229
>>32987244
>>32987271
>>32987363
C wins, roll

Rolled 60

>>32987378
Through strength, I gain power.

Rolled 40

>>32987378
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus!

Rolled 7

>>32987378

>>32987370
Apparently not

>>32987398
>>32987408
>>32987409
Well, you succeeded, and there is no chance for a critfail now. Want to take your last two rolls and try for a crit success?

Rolled 75

>>32987469
Why not.

Rolled 34

>>32987469
doing it

Rolled 81

>>32987469
>>32987378

Assuming the dickhead pointing the gun at us dies how's this sound

>Disable the other one
>Go in the room have the chicks bro restrain him
>Heal the chick
>Very painful interrogation on the remaining dickhead

Sounds good?

>>32987569
>staying in the area when they might have got an alert (if not a message) to Toth'lazhen.

ISHYGDDT

>>32987606
It didn't sound like te guy called Rex yet

>>32987656
What about the guys in the next room that heard 'It's a Sith!' then?

Toth OWNS this town.

>>32987398
>>32987408
>>32987409
>>32987491
>>32987502
>>32987503
Holding your hands out towards the approaching gangster, you unleash your signature attack; lightning!

The torrent of electricity blasts from your fingertips, striking the gangster's chest, causing him to scream in agony and convulse wildly. The blaster falls from his hand as he falls to his knees, his cries echoing through the hall and attracting terrified screams from the main room of the Cantina.

"Rex! We have a Sith here! Rex, get to the Poison Pit, now!" yells the other gangster as his friend slowly dies in front of him.

With one gangster dead, the other one too afraid and busy with the holo to do anything, the Cantina in a panic, and one of your servants possibly dying, what you do next is a VERY important decision.

>A. Blast the other gangster with lightning! (30 or higher)

>B. Heal yourself (75 or higher)

>C. Heal Soolah (80 or higher)

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Try to get up and run

>F. Try to get up, pick up Soolah, and run

>G. Use the force to smash the holocom the gangster is holding (20 or higher)

>H. Get Soolah's comm, contact Leebo, and tell him to come out of the room and help

>I. Just sit there

>J. Shoot the other gangster (10 or higher)

>>32987700
>A. Blast the other gangster with lightning! (30 or higher)
Priorities.

>>32987700
>J. Shoot the other gangster (10 or higher)

Let's get the fuck outta here Scoob!

>>32987700
J

>>32987841
>>32987849
You guys remember that we're shit with a blaster and unless we crit it's unlikely to kill him outright, right?

>>32987700
>A. Blast the other gangster with lightning! (30 or higher)

Hopefully we can heal Soolah before Rexie arrives.

>>32987872
>>32987849
>>32987841
>>32987738
Deadlock, next one to get a vote wins

>>32987902
>A.

it's lightning i don't have to explain shit

>>32987700
>J. Shoot the other gangster (10 or higher)
>H. Get Soolah's comm, contact Leebo, and tell him to come out of the room and help
>E. Try to get up and run

>>32987921
>>32987872
>>32987738
A wins. Roll

Rolled 3

>>32987947
Through power, I gain victory.

Rolled 12

>>32987947

>>32987948
thanks breh

Rolled 29

>>32987947
Rollin'

>>32987948
Or not.

>>32987956
Eh, well, someone botched my success with a critfail earlier.

Let's say i'm doing this just to spite them.

Rolled 81

>>32987947
Man fuck today

Rolled 99

>>32987948
>>32987956
>>32987957
>botching a 30 DC

Rolled 57

>>32987948
GG, game over.

Killed by a random ganger, what a great ending...

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Rolled 50

>>32987948
Rolling for crits, come on Jesus!

>>32987973
....thank the Dark Lords!!

>>32987973
Man, if only crits commuted critfails to ordinary successes.

>>32987996
This thread has me incredibly deppresed and I just lost my highest ranked assault Psionic solider in Xcom

>>32987974
>>32987973
>>32987971
>>32987957
>>32987956
>>32987948
You raise your hands and point your fingers towards the other gangster. Calling on the force, you prepare to strike him dead with lightning. However, between your injuries and the effort of having just summoned lightning moments ago, it takes too long to gather your strength.

The gangster sees what you are about to do, cries out in fear, and draws his blaster, shooting you repeatedly in the head and chest.

In the end, as the darkness takes you, you are nothing....

>( GAME OVER)

>Epilogue

>Soolah perished from her wounds soon after

>Leebo was captured and interrogated, eventually telling Toth'lazhen's men everything about the gang. Yaldan and the others were soon after brutally murdered by Toth'lazhen's men.

>The Ratattaki soon returned with a squad of mercenaries. They proceeded to wreak havoc on Toth'lazhen and his operations, eventually earning the attention of Veero, who recruited them and took over Jiguuna with their help, killing Toth'lazhen and Fu'htas the Hutt

>Lord Velas trained a new apprentice whom she sent to Nal Hutta with the same mission she gave you. He was murdered by Veero's elite mercenary squad

>Lord Velas gave up on Jiguuna, and shifted her focus elsewhere

>CH-4N waited at the house for a long time, eventually getting bored and insulting people on the holonet until his systems eventually failed

>Veelna went on to be a powerful Lord of the Sith

>Overseer Damul continued training acolytes until he died

>>32988110
Load a savegame.

God DAMN it Leebo.

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>>32988110
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGHHHHHHHHHHH

GOD FUCKING DAMMMIT

>>32988110
Sorry about that whole 5 planned arc thing Som
Was pretty fun while it lasted tho

>>32988110
>load savegame
load savegame
>load savegame
load savegame
>load savegame
load savegame

>>32988110
Reload autosave file - Cantina entrance

Rolled 46

>>32988110
rolling to load savegame

Rolled 20

>>32988201

You doomed us all

>>32988110
>Lord Velas trained a new apprentice whom she sent to Nal Hutta with the same mission she gave you. He was murdered by Veero's elite mercenary squad
Honestly this one makes me laugh the hardest.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html

Thread is archived, if you had fun, give it an upvote

>I'll stick around to answer any questions. You can ask pretty much anything since spoilers no longer matter

>>32988306
Will you try to reboot this?

>>32988306
>since spoilers no longer matter
Did we actually make a bad decision this thread?

>>32988306
What were the other 3 chapters gonna be? Would we get to kill our master? Would CH-4N ever stop trash talking?

>>32988306
>if you had fun
Nothing but tears Som.... Nothing but tears

>>32988330
Yes; using the force in public

>>32988315
I currently have no plans to, but who knows?

>>32988331
>Act 3

Tracking down a Dark Jedi on Tatooine. She would have an army of sand people and possess the holocron of Darth Malak

The Tomb of Ludo Kressh

>Act 4

Republic assault on Drommund Kaas

Rogue Sith Lord Grathan tries to take over the Imperial Capital

The ancient Sith Spirits in the Dark temple rampage and attempt to take over Drommund Kaas

>Act 5

Battles with the Republic

Taking over the galactic underworld and outer rim planets

>Act 6 and beyond

Depending on what you had done earlier, there would have been a sort of alliance set up to take over the empire. One of its members would have betrayed you and you would have had to contend with both him and the Republic

>Yes, if you so chose

>If you reprogrammed him, otherwise, no

>>32988418
Do you think allowing rolls to critfail after they already got a solid success is a bit too harsh on your readers?

>>32988418
Load last checkpoint?

Pls

>>32988471
I tried to balance it by giving a larger chance for crit success. My next quest will probably just throw out the dice system altogether since it usually seems to fuck everyone over

>>32988539
Sorry, no doovers

>>32988541
Dice are fun.

I'd reserve crits for 1/100 though, especially when accepting multiple rolls.

I mean, i'm not a statistician but three 4% chances to critfail every roll has got to be pretty high.

Rolled 89

>>32988573

Aww I liked this quest.

Oh well, are you going to use the same twitter if you start a new quest?

>>32988651
Yup

>>32988651
>I liked this quest
No kidding Anon.

I joined in two threads ago and I was already messing with my sleep patterns to show up.

I guess it's just as well it ended. The damage to my well-being is pretty limited right now.

>>32988651
>Aww I liked this quest.
Yeah me too!

Ah well, even though the dice royally fucked us today, its a pretty good reflection of the randomness of life.

Also, good work OP on sticking to your guns about killing us if shit went wrong. Life is harsh. Good quest overall, liked the progression, looking forward to your next one.

>>32988746
Thank you, anon
>>32988732
Glad you enjoyed it for at least a little while

>>32988746
>>32988732
well, think of it as this. Our luck had to run out sometime.

>>32988812
>implying we had any to begin with

>>32988110
Damn, sucks that we died.

Well, at least we got off Korriban. Thanks for running Som.

>>32988835
Thanks for playing Anime

>>32988812
>>32988829
You did

Guys. I think I'm cursed. Every quest thread I follow becomes kill. Polite society, infected quest, end of days, the one where we inherited a duchy... even DAQ died off like a week after I went through the archives. Now this. Is.. is this my fault?

>>32988896
yes
stop following quests

>>32988619
11.52%

>>32988896
DAQ is coming back in september tho.

>>32988896
No, Anon. It's not your fault.

It's mine. I rolled the fatal roll.

I'm gonna miss. None face can't wait til your next quest Som

>>32988911
Ah, I did not know that. I don't have a twitter, so I thought I brought it down like all the others.

>>32988908
No. One will make it through.

>>32988912
Probably only because I was here. We'll share the blame.

>>32988911
>DAQ is coming back in september tho.
What makes you say that?

>>32989029
fallguy's twitter

Rolled 34

>>32989056
Any mention as to why?

>>32989120
Too much work, no free time.

>>32988912
murderer!

>>32989206
I never liked Kaleesh anyway.

Damn aliens shouldn't be permitted into the order.

>>32989338
Velas plz

Well, does anyone want to know what the next Quest will be?

>>32989354
They're the reason it's falling into such shambles, you know!

>>32989404
Oh, go on then.

Rolled 75

>>32989404

Also when would be good too

>>32989404
Hell yes.

>>32989404
Removal of Huk quest?

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>>32989479
>>32989451
>>32989417
http://strawpoll.me/1981970/

>>32989404
not only do I want to, I need to. You're a damn good QM, Somnius

>>32989600
Thank you, that means a lot

Rolled 98

>>32989557

So is that an earth based sith? Oh a sith in the avatar world?

>>32989633
No Sith, just Avatar

>>32989633
>So is that an earth based sith? Oh a sith in the avatar world?
He got a crit. It must be so.

>>32989557
Oh, shit. I didn't know you were the Avatar QM, since I was only in for one. No wonder that guy seemed to get rekt left and right.

Dammit. This quest was supposed to give me something while I recovered from playing Kotor to death.

I guess I'll have to buy 2 after all.

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>Forgot about Sith Quest for awhile
>Good bit of threads in the archive to read
>Wow this is getting really nice, some tactics, some intrigue, fucking Sithing it up
>Getting caught up now
>This thread

i just gotta say, why would you even set a critfail range that large if you're going to make your quest this lethal? and why use d100 in the first place when your critrange is still emulating something pretty close to d20? larger crit ranges will always be worse than otherwise in a game where two measly shit rolls can kill the op. higher crit success range doent balance it. it just means cool things happen at a slightly higher rate. what does that matter when were dead?
5is has all sort of been bothering me since thread 1. i knew it would end like this.
sad days

I miss ONE of these and you guys fucking DIE.

You should have finished the job on Nall.

That clearly caused all of this.

>>32989557
Somnius, if you start this back you'd better have some Palagueis tier midochlorian type voodoo goin on so we can keep zappin shit. Just saying.

>>32993707
>>32993955
>>32993969
>>32994140

>>32988110
>In the end, as the darkness takes you, you are nothing....
Nothing but rage.

Rage at your incompetent servant for being so careless and drawing you out to this repugnant shithole of a cantina.

Rage at your own pathetic weakness. You couldn't even muster the force to pin a pair of unwary gangsters? And then, when all facing you down was a single, fearful worm cowering in his boots, you couldn't even muster the strength to save yourself from him?

Is this how it ends? Broken in some seedy backroom in a fetid swamp? A sith, humbled by some nameless lackey with a blaster?

No.

You won't fade meekly into the night. You won't vindicate the arrogant views of the so-called "Pure" sith.

Velas, Skotia, countless others. They didn't believe you could make anything of yourself just because of your species. Just because you didn't fit into their precious humanocentric view of what the galaxy should be.

Are Kaleesh fit only for lives of slavery? Should you have let one of the other acolytes slay you where you stood?

No.

You recall a lesson taught to you on Korriban. You recall the words you drew out of Skotia's holocron through sheer force of will.

>"There is one thing I will share with you," he tells you. "My body was horrifically damaged, there was no way I should have been able to survive. But my hatred gave the power to endure until I was given this body. It is a simple lesson, but an important one. Hatred is a powerful tool, it makes the Sith what we are. Use your hatred, swim in its power, and even the most horrifying injuries will not stop you."

>>32995981
Your eyes slam open, and from your mouth emerges a guttural scream as you tear consciousness - perhaps even your very life - back from the void. Your body-armour is scorched and broken, your body horrifyingly burnt. You have no sight in your left eye, and the pain is almost unbearable.

Even so, you force yourself to your feet. It seems in the very moment after he unloaded his blaster into you, the sole remaining gangster took the opportunity to run. It gives you one less problem to deal with in the short-term, but if he reaches Toth'lazhen's gang, there can be no doubt he'll be able to give them your description. Tell them you are sith.

You could go after him, but you're barely in a condition to keep breathing, let alone fight.

Soolah's body lies by your feet, and the screaming in the adjoining cantina frustrates your senses as it continues. Your head feels like it was split open, and let's face it - it probably has been.

What do you do?

>A. Go after the other gangster

>B. Save yourself, go home

>C. Save yourself, go to the safehouse

>D. Write-in

Not Somnius, but in true Sith fashion I won't ask for someone else to save us. I'll save us myself.

>>32996143
>C. Save yourself, go to the safehouse
well this is interesting, I'm hoping it goes somewhere because that ending was pathetic

>>32996143
C. Though use a tripcode.

>>32997033
It was worse than pathetic.
Seriously, goddamn that was terrible to the extreme.

>>32997159
indeed, I'm just hoping this anon keeps this going somewhere fun

What's the QM's twitter? He didn't post a link in the opening posts.

>>32997033
>>32997044
Staggering from the scene, you practically drag yourself along the wall of the cantina corridor, making for the sole exit to the building: the front door.

Whether it's because your enemies have decided to tail you and see where you go, the gangster's friends are taking their sweet time getting to the Cantina or because you barely look alive, let alone threatening enough to be sith, you blend in with the panicking masses well enough to make it outside, scarcely a thought for the Twi'lek siblings you're leaving behind.

Running on sheer stubborn, seething resentment for everything in the galaxy that would do you down and take away the great destiny you are sure is your right, you force one clawed foot in front of the other with but one destination in mind: Yaldan's safehouse.

Eventually you make it there, trailing surprisingly little blood thanks to the at least partially-cauterising nature of blaster fire. Step after step agony wracks your frame, and the sight in your left eye still hasn't come back. You start to think it might be a permanent loss.

When you reach the door to the safe-house you practically fall against the door, slamming a fist against it to attract the attention of those inside.

It's answered by the Rodian, Tixx, who recoils from your grievously injured state.

"M-my lord?" he enquires, uncertain whether this could truly be the arrogant force-user that intimidated his boss' allegiance. "What happened? Where's Soolah? Where's Leebo?"

>What do you tell him?

>>32997159
Why did people blew our cover at the first possible chance?

Maybe Som could make a Jedi Quest next.
Implying the MC wouldn't become Dark Jedi as soon as he gets his Lightsaber

>>32997517
>as soon as he gets his Lightsaber
LaughingQM.jpg

>>32997517
>Jedi Quest
But what could we do without lightning?

>>32997474
"What does it look like happened? Soolah's dead or as good as and no idea where Leebo is."

new anon to the quest here, no idea whats happened outside of this thread, going to archive binge now but trying to keep this alive with anonQM

>>32997565
"What does it look like happened?" you snarl, causing the Rodian to take another step back. His protruberant snout twitches in obvious fear, uncertain whether to take the chance to talk back to you as an equal now that you're horrifically wounded or stand in awe at how you're still standing after the punishment you received. "Soolah's dead, or as good as, and i've no idea where Leebo is," you explain with what feels like the last of your breath, letting the door close behind you as you step inside.

You lean heavily on a nearby wall, just inside. Being barely able to stand under your own power, the support is a welcome reprieve.

Yaldan is soon on the scene, followed by Chartah - who both exclaim surprise in their own ways.

Chartah gasps, and looks between you and Yaldan for a moment. She bites her lip and stays quiet.

"What was it?" asks Yaldan flatly, idly fingering the blaster at his side. "An Ambush?"

His tone betrays more than just a little frustration with the situation at hand, and you think you spot a spark of resentment in his gaze. This was the man you promised Jiguuna on a silver platter, and here you are not a day later: two of his gang dead, and his new Sith ally mortally wounded.

>A. Tell him the truth

>B. (lie) Tell him it was an ambush

>C. Tell him not to question you and to fetch medical supplies!

>D. Write-in

>>32997769
Two of his gang dead or missing, excusez moi.

>>32997769
>B and hurry up with the medical supplies

>>32997769
>>C. Tell him not to question you and to fetch medical supplies!

>>32997795
>>32997812
Well, it's between B and C, and that'll definitely have significant bearing on the tone of this conversation.

I'll go with the next one to get a vote.

>>32997517
not Mandalorian Merc quest

>>32997897
doesn't look like theres gonna be another vote so I say roll a 1d2 for it

Rolled 2

>>32998108
You feel lucky, do you?

I appreciate this but it's not the same mang

>>32998225
says you

its a hell of a lot better than the pathetic end

>>32997812
>>32998108
>>32998167
"Don't interrogate me, Yaldan!" you snap, the pain building in your limbs, a worrying weakness starting to saturate every inch of your body. "I need medical attention!"

You start to slide down the wall of the house to the floor, your legs finally giving out under you. "Fetch something for my wounds," you croak out as your vision starts to swim. "Bacta, bandages, I don't care, just..."

And the unconsciousness you had been fighting claimed you once more.

>>32998225
>it's not the same mang
I know.

>>32984037
Well fuck. It's dead. Fucking dice.

>However, if a number of 4 or lower is rolled in the first three, then whatever you were attempting will go very badly. On the other hand, if a number of 96 or higher is rolled in the first five, then whatever you are attempting will go very well unless a roll of 4 or below occurred in the first three.

You know, ever since Bleach Quest died, there's a reason why crits are going out of style: problems like this quest dying.

SOM, I don't know why you inadvertently copied Meta Game: Code Geass' crit system, when the amount of crits that players rolled was 6.66%.

If you wanted to do dice ever again, just a plain 1 and 100 critrange would be lovely. Thanks.

>>32984037
This is the first thread I have missed

>>33002157
its all your fault anon