>Finish training room. I went ahead and rolled for the MC too. You should be glad I did.
>Katherine: failure
>Liam: 90+
>Raphael: success
>Michael Weston: crit success.
>Blake: failure
>Nathan: Success
>Managed 35%, with only 15% to go. Thanks to that crit I’m going to say you spent no time at all and can do another action with the team in the morning.
>Training room is complete.

You get to working on the training room while Milly goes to study the ley lines. Work goes much faster than you expect, and your telekinesis is extra useful to finish some of the details that would otherwise take an annoyingly long time to finish. Barely half an hour has passed before the training room is finished, while you thought it’d take at least an hour or two.

Milly probably hasn’t found anything yet.

>What do you do?
>1. Start working on another room (specify)
>2. Send Raphael to help Milly with he ley lines.
>3. Send Raphael to study the magic circle.
>4. Talk to someone (specify who and about what).
>5. Write in.

>>39110007
>3. Send Raphael to study the magic circle.

>>39110007

>3. Send Raphael to study the magic circle.

Just to get things rolling

>3. Send Raphael to study the magic circle.
>4. Talk to someone (specify who and about what).

Before Raphael gets to work, ask him if there were any references to the dead warlord in our backyard dolmen.

Now I may seem paranoid, but that last dream our MC had tasted like the sensations of a dead to me. Dunno why, I'm just going by my guts here.
The spirit that remains might be weaker then even a normal human, but just take a minute or two and think about how many things less than a human can kill a human horriby fast.
I'd prefer to be absolutely clear if that corpse is a danger or not. Psychics having strange dreams all of a sudden literally screams iceberg.

>>39110149
seconded

>>39110149
>if there were any references to the dead warlord in our backyard dolmen.
You mean, the dolmen that warlord is trapped in and the one Milly told you to chronicle many of his great victories?

>>39110261
Yes. But inscriptions on a grave aren't exactly a complete work on his life and reign. Maybe Tobias Patterson had more knowledge, and maybe Wooster knows some.

We need more sources.

>>39110336
Ah, like that. Very welll. Writing.

“Well, that went unexpectedly fast. I’d say you’ve earned a bit of a break. Raphael, if you could wait a minute though, I’d like to talk to you.”

You head to your office and relate to him the eery dream you had. “Could it have been something with that trapped spirit?”

“I personally doubt it. I mean, it COULD be possible, theoretically. Him being pure spiritual energy and you being a psychic, and not to mention a telepath, but from what Milly told us the spell kept him trapped there.” Raphael tells you.

“Do you know of any references to the warlord? Any historical data, perhaps in the books you’ve read so far?” You ask him.

“Not that I know of. Should I continue reading then?” Raphael says.

“That would be helpful, yes. I’ll join in.”

>Roll me a mind check. 1d100, best of first 3.

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>39110446
Rollin'

Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>39110446
Check my nat 100

Rolled 11 (1d100)

>>39110446
And no one seems to be rolling so here's a third. Invoking the power of Wooster to save the day.

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>39110467
>>39110489
>>39110513
Failure. Raphael rolled a 94 though. Writing.

You spend the rest of the morning reading through old books and tomes. Most of it are complex magical calculations that go far beyond your basic Magical Theory courses you had during your training. You skim through several of them without finding anything useful.

Raphael seems to have more success though. “I found something. It seems to be a research log of some kind. Look here.”

He shows you a book written in handwriting that you can barely decipher, but with some help you manage.

----

Day 14.

During the plantation of the forest around the house, Wooster and I came across a dolmen. I studied the runes on it, and while it’s been about two hundred years since I last read their kind, I managed to decipher them. There is an ancient sorcerer warlord bound inside, trapped for all eternity due to a miscalculation of the ley lines location. Once I told Wooster about this he suggested we end the poor soul’s torment, but I believe I could learn a lot from studying him.

In other but related news, the design of the second circle, the one to construct here under my mansion, are progressing slowly. Thanks to the fact that it is a completely different set of ley lines running through here, aside from the main one for which I should really come up with a name
>The next line is scrapped through and illegible. The next readable one is:
I should learn to think before I write, that sentence was going nowhere. Anyway, since it’s a different set of ley lines from the first, I need to completely redesign the circle to be able to channel their energies.

----

This is what you had been looking for. You read on. Throughout 60 years, Tobias works on the creation of the circle in your basement, and studies the spirit. Once he thinks he’s learnt everything about it, he and Wooster cover the dolmen with dirt, saying that “perhaps some day this might be a good study for someone else.”

Towards the end of the book, he repeats the idea that he’d need at least one more circle further down the stream, or perhaps even two more for his “great plan”. What exactly this plan is is never written down.

You and Raphael look at each other. You can barely believe what you both just read. This must be the mystical discovery of the century!

>1. Call this in with HQ. This is too big to wait.
>2. It’s dinner time. Talk to the rest of the team and ask if Milly can confirm what you just found out.
>3. Write in.

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>39110838
>>2. It’s dinner time. Talk to the rest of the team and ask if Milly can confirm what you just found out.

>>39110838
>2. It’s dinner time. Talk to the rest of the team and ask if Milly can confirm what you just found out.
Best check it out before possibly embarrassing ourselves

>>39110838
>2. It’s dinner time. Talk to the rest of the team and ask if Milly can confirm what you just found out.
It waited long enough, it can wait a dinner more.

>2. It’s dinner time. Talk to the rest of the team and ask if Milly can confirm what you just found out.

No big decisions on an empty stomach!

>>39110887
>>39110894
>>39110903
>>39111019
Writing.

You head to the dining room and eat with the rest of the team. Even Milly is there for once. She wants to inform you of her findings, but you tell her of yours first. “Can you conform what he wrote down there with your own findings?” You ask her.

“Yes I can, sir. Just to test it out, I activated it in my observatory, and I found several ley lines, which I traced for a few moments each. There are six or seven ley lines crossing each other at the exact point of the magical circle. The largest of them continues up north and goes underneath the dolmen. Supposedly with the power of all these lines together, the warlord would have been successful in his attempt. The single line, while still being the largest of the ones gathered here, only barely gave him enough energy to not completely whither away and move on.”

When you’re almost finished with dinner, you suddenly get a call from Arbitrator Hecate.

“Ma’am? I was about to call you myself, We’ve had some-“ You begin.

“We’ll talk about that later, Primus. We’ve got a bit of a problem. We believe there’s a werewolf on the loose in your area. At least one, but if we don’t hurry this could grow into a pack of them.”

Werewolves. You haven’t faced them before, but from what you’ve studied and heard, there’s a few different types of them. The most common one is the ‘standard’ werewolf. If their victim is left alive, they undergo a horrifying transformation which is completed on the first full moon after their infection. After that, they transform every night. Before being fully transformed, they can be cured, but after that it’s too late and they have to be put down. There’s barely anything left of the person they previously were, only a bestial and aggressive monster remaining. During the day, they’re visibly indistinguishable from another person, and though their bestial mind set remains, they’ll most likely try to flee any confrontation until the night comes.

“What’s the situation?” You ask.

“Two weeks ago, a woman was attacked by what she claimed was a larger-than-human dog or wolf of some kind. The police dismissed it as the panic of the moment making it seem bigger, so nothing was filed in and it didn’t get sent through to us. Last night was the first of the full moon, and she’s gone missing, which is how it got us involved. There’s been no other attacks other than her, so we believe her progenitor simply passed through the region. Your orders are to track her down and put her down before she can infect anyone else. Remember, if they infect anyone during a full moon night, they’ll trigger the full transformation immediately and they’ll be lost to us too. I’m sending the operation details to Agent Hackland.”


>Operation details are the dry facts about where the attack happened and which police officers the woman communicated with etc.
>1. Very well ma’am, I’ll get it done.
>2. Ask Lilliana something more.
>3. Write in.

>>39111401
>>1. Very well ma’am, I’ll get it done.

Very well ma’am, I’ll get it done. But I'll ask Agent Hackland to send you a brief summary of our recent findings, you will find them interesting and shoot them to the right people I think.

>>39111401
>Very well, we're on it.

In character knowledge:
Can we requisition a tracking dog or something? Do we need silver bullets or some other gimmick?
How do werewolves even work in this setting, can they transform at will, or only forced at exposure to moonlight?

Also tell the lads to gear up, we're going on a hunt!

>>39111401
Oh and also, is there a way to cure lycanthropy? Although I guess by "lost to us" it means it's a one way street.

>>39111508
They transform every night regardless of any presence of the moon from the moment they underwent a full transformation during a full moon.
Milly should have some detection equipment available, but I suppose a tracking dog could be more specific and faster, so sure.

>>39111508
It can be cured before they undergo the full transformation. They're the same person until that happens. Once it does, it's incurable.

>>39111672
>>39111508
Oh and I forgot. Silver bullets are not required. That's for the... Other type of werewolf, which I'm sure you'll never, ever, ever encounter.

>>39111445
>>39111490
>>39111508
Writing.

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“Very well ma’am, I’ll get it done. Could I request a tracking hound for this?”

“Good idea. I’ll see if I can get you something. I’ll have it sent your way.”

“One more thing though, Arbitrator. I'll ask Agent Hackland to send you a brief summary of our recent findings, you will find them interesting and shoot them to the right people I think.”

“Ok. Good luck, Weston.” And with that, Lilliana lays in the call.

“Ok people, we’ve got a job. Gear up, we’re going werewolf hunting.” You give them the outline of the situation, and everyone goes to get their gear. Once in the vehicles, Milly informs everyone of the background details over the team’s com units.

>Subject name: Ashley Harrison.
>Age: 33
>Marital status: in a relationship. Partner is primary infection risk.
>Contact points: Officers Lawless and Eggford.
>Current status: Full lycanthrope.
>Extermination required before an outbreak scenario occurs.

>The rest of the report contains her home address, the location of the precinct and everything else you’d need to know (ask me for specifics if need be).
>Whatever Lilliana is sending to you will join you around the first location you go to.

>Where do you go?
>1. Her home address.
>2. The precinct.
>3. The town park. Werewolves prefer to be in the green instead of in more inhabited areas.
>4. Write in.

>>39112030
>>3. The town park. Werewolves prefer to be in the green instead of in more inhabited areas.
"Team, be aware that whilst I would like to save the subject, this is a dangerous mission and further innocent lives come first. If need be we will address the issue with lethal force. Is that understood?"

>>39112030
Home address in case the partner is around, I guess? Talking with bobbies might yield some extra info though. Maybe we could drop off Liam + one more at some convenient vantage point too?

>>39112030
>Her home address
Canines are always territorial.

>"Alright folks, this is a werewolf. Regrettably, there really is no clean way to take care of these things, so don't break your neck looking for one. While capture would be nice, don't go out of your way for it. Our priority is making sure the infection does not spread. That means silver bullets, high-frequency emitters ((these are basically sound grenades, I'd assume they're in every anti-werewolf kit)), and check your kill. Even if we confirm one down, we'll be pulling an all-nighter to make sure we didn't miss one. We'll only be slowing down once at 1AM for a coffee-slash-piss break, and I expect we'll be running on caffeine pills towards the end."

>>39112203
You're making a lot of assumptions there about things we haven't been told. Also, we were told that silvers bullets wont be needed for this type of werewolf.

Head to her adress first, check up on her partner if he's there, maybe he knows where she ran off to in case she ran off. Gather some scent sample for the tracking dog. Make sure Milly gives that brief summary to our boss, I'm sure she can pack a page worth of info into five sentences or so.

>>39112238
It's okay, OP will point out if something is against our in character knowledge.

>>39112306
I'll use the post but adapt it to in-character knowledge.

Anyway, writing for home address.

>>39112380
One more tidbit I didn't really get around to telling you, but that you know in character:
If someone is attacked in a night of a full moon, and is thus immediately undergoing the full transformation, this process leaves them as too much of a wreck to do much because of the very short term in which their body is undergoing changes. Throughout the night their body will morph into wolf-parts and back, and one hour after beginning the full transformation is the point of no return.

This means that if any of you get hit, but the sun comes up after less than an hour, the transformation isn't complete yet and the person can still be cured.

>>39112488
Sounds like a careful trap-and-hunt situation.

>>39112488
Is there a way, by science or magic, to halt transformation (cryo tech, stasis, time magic) and stabilize the afflicted?

I guess we better keep our distance and telekinesis ready regardless. Also how good are phosphorus bullets against furries?

>>39112632
As long as we're careful, they're probably useful, but it's not exactly a usual choice of munitions and we will need to clean it up, because kids, civvies, our animals could get hurt from it.

Alright folks, this is a werewolf. Regrettably, there really is no clean way to take care of these things, so don't break your neck looking for one. While capture would be nice, don't go out of your way for it. Our priority is making sure the infection does not spread. That means always go for lethal, and check your kill. Even if we confirm one down, we'll be pulling an all-nighter to make sure we didn't miss one. If we do find one, don’t go in alone, especially at night. I don’t want to have to put one of you down either.”

On the way to the town, you notice there’s lots of fields with livestock and crops around it. If the werewolf goes into those, it might be a pain to find.

You park both your vehicles a short distance away from the small apartment block where the woman lived after dropping off Liam bit further away.

At the base of the apartment building, you’re greeted by a woman in her early twenties in jeans and a hoodie saying “Support the fine arts, shoot a rapper”. On a leash, she’s holding something you’ve seen before, but never saw in action before. A Wōdenshund. Closely related to their mundane cousins the dog, these creatures are supernatural trackers, being able to detect magic and mundane smells far beyond most other creatures.

“Heya Michael, long time no see!” The woman says. You have no idea who she is, but it’s as good a cover as any you suppose. “Lilly told me you needed Dax’s sniffing nose for a moment, so I thought I’d simply join in.”

Dax looks at you curiously, and points its nose at each of your team members. At those with mystical powers it takes a short while longer before it moves on, but it doesn’t seem to notice Blake at all.

The woman moves in to give you a friendly hug and kiss.

>1. Hug her back. You can whisper a few words to each other during it.
>2. Shake her hand. No need to get too informal.
>3. Write in.

>>39112632
Phosphorus bullets are not within your armoury. As >>39112759 says, the risk of collateral damage is fairly high. Along the line you could get access to magical incendiary bullets and other effects though.

>>39112765
>>1. Hug her back. You can whisper a few words to each other during it.
Wait, what? Who is this? I'm kinda confused as to why she even needs a cover?

>>39112765
>1. Hug her back. You can whisper a few words to each other during it.
Thanks and take care.

>>39112848
We don't want to seem too organised, or let real name and protocol of the organisation get overheard maybe

>>39112765
>1. Hug her back. You can whisper a few words to each other during it.
Say hi, try to see if we can recognize her telepathicly.

>>39112848
You are in broad daylight in a town around 2 pm. There's a lot of people walking around. You don't want to come across as a secret organisation or feds or so.

>>39112928
Ah. Makes sense. I thought we were in a more secluded area for some reason

>>39112848
>>39112881
>>39112916
Writing.

>1. Hug her back. You can whisper a few words to each other during it.

You hug her back.

“Oculus agent Helena Sanders reporting for duty, sir.” She whispers in your ear. You notice she’s also wearing a com, so you quickly inform her of the squad frequency.

"Good to see you too Helena."

You head over to the werewolf’s apartment, on the top floor of the five-stories high apartment block. There’s a lot less people on the way up than on the streets, so you can safely talk with Helena.

“Dax has been sniffing around like crazy. There’s definitely something going on here, but he’ll probably need a personal item of the target to track her down properly. The info said she disappeared from her home, so that’s the perfect place to start the tracking anyway.”

You nod, and introduce the rest of the squad. Over the com, Liam grunts something that could potentially be identified as “ello”. Helena immediately gives a cheerful impression, and she seems to have a close bond to her Wōdenshund. The leash is never tight, and Dax sticks to her side at all times.

Once at the door, you decide how to go in.
>1. Burst in, non-lethally neutralise the boyfriend if he’s there.
>2. Ring the bell.
>3. Write in.

Also, who will go where?
>Nathan, Blake, Katherine, Raphael, Helena & Dax, and yourself.
>Guard the corridor.
>go into the room.
>Keep their distance and cover the stairs/elevator.
>There’s no back of the building to cover.

>>39113189
>2

>Raphael, Helena
>Katherine, us
>Nathan and Blake

>>39113321
No other responses? I take it no one has a problem with me going for this one then?

>>39113410
Go for it

>>39113321
This looks good.

>>39113321
>>39113410
>>39113443
>>39113445
Very well, writing.

use youre mind powers to see whos in the house

Nathan and Blake stay back covering the stairs and the elevator. Raphael and Helena guard the corridor so you can call in Helena if you have anything for Dax to sniff out. You stand next to Katherine as she rings the doorbell.

A few seconds after, the door swings open, and a man is staring at you. Mid-thirties you’d say, and scared out of his mind. You don’t even need your telepathy, you can see it plainly on his face.

“Did you find… Wait, are you police?” He asks.

“We’re part of a special taskforce. We’ve been assigned to assist the police in their search.” Katherine tells the man. “Can we come in for a moment?”

“Uh, sure.” He steps back and lets you enter. The flat itself is unremarkable. “Why is there a taskforce involved though. Is she in any trouble?”

“We can’t say just yet. Right now we just have to find her, and then we’ll see. We’d just like to ask you a few questions.” You tell him.

>1. When was the last time you saw her?
>2. When you last saw her, did she seem confused, angry? Anything feel wrong about her?
>3. Could we have an item of clothing from her? We have specially trained dogs that could assist us in our search.
>4. Write in.

I don't like the idea of Liam being alone. We should get him some sort of companion drone at least to help ward him against getting surprised. I don't think several seconds of prescience is enough for that.

>>39113687
>>1. When was the last time you saw her?
>>2. When you last saw her, did she seem confused, angry? Anything feel wrong about her?
>>3. Could we have an item of clothing from her? We have specially trained dogs that could assist us in our search.
Ask everything

>>39113687
>All of the above

Can infection spread in human form? If so, we should ask if she scratched him...

>>39113694
He has Blake as a spotter, should be fine for now.
>>39113687
>1. When was the last time you saw her?
>2. When you last saw her, did she seem confused, angry? Anything feel wrong about her?
>3. Could we have an item of clothing from her? We have specially trained dogs that could assist us in our search.
>4. Does she have any places she likes to go around here? Somewhere secluded or in nature?

>>39113687
>2. When you last saw her, did she seem confused, angry? Anything feel wrong about her?
>4. Write in.

Does she have some special place where she seeks refuge under stress?

>>39113694
Meh, a few seconds are a lot of time unless someone starts bombing you. But I guess some kind of familiar wouldn't hurt. A raven or an owl maybe?

>>39113752
Thankfully, no. Only contact with werewolf fangs and claws can spread the infection.

How sapient are werewolves anyway? Can they control themselves at all? Could this guy be the one who bit her in first place?

>>39113752
Ask if he's alright, did they have a fight? Did she injure him?

>>39113799
Doesn't mean we shouldn't ask, as the change can happen to specific parts of the body during a full moon as you said previously.

>>39113800
Werewolves don't have much more sapience than your average dog or wolf. In society they could pass as a highly irate hobo at best. They can't talk aside from spouting random gibberish with a recognisable word here and there.

There are some theories amongst the scholars of the cerebrum that the older they get, the smarter and more rational they become. No proof of this has been found yet, and even the wildest theories don't believe they could still speak and act like a human.

>>39113748
>>39113752
>>39113777
>>39113795
>>39113826
>>39113870
Writing.

>>39113870
Hmm... if it was dark and they were having intimate time when it happened...

Poor sod. And poor girl. She's basically dead and he still thinks he gets her back... we should definitely avoid female dog puns.

>>39113883
Intelligent werewolves would be fairly interesting to see.

>>39113883
I would like to add something, by the way.

"Do you know of any places she might have gone? If she were in trouble, and, for whatever reason, couldn't come back home? Someplace she'd feel safe."

>>39114050
Well, he did already mention another kind of werewolf. As a Vampire: The Masquerade player who met them, I hope it's not the World of Darkness' kind... those would be a rapetrain with afterburners for brakes.

“When was the last time you saw her?” You ask.

“Yesterday afternoon. Around 4 o’clock.”

“Did she seem confused, angry? Anything feel wrong about her?”

“I… Err… Not really. I mean…” You stare at him. He’s visibly uncomfortable. “Ok, well, we had a bit of a fight.” He admits, but he quickly adds: “But nothing serious. Nothing to run away for like this.”

“What was it about?” Katherine asks. You can feel a slight whiff of psionic energy being used by her. She seems to be making him slightly more cooperative and at ease.

“We’ve… We’ve been trying to go for a baby, and we just… Ya’ know. But when we started talking afterwards, she got frustrated. Said I wasn’t taking it serious enough and ran off. She usually comes home an hour later or so if she does that.” The man tells you.

“So she’s done this before?” You ask.

“Yeah. A couple of times.”

“Does she have any places she likes to go around here? Some special place where she seeks refuge under stress, somewhere secluded or in nature perhaps?” Katherine says.

“Yeah. She likes the meadows outside of town. We met out there. I think it makes her remember those days.” You quickly open up a map on a tablet and he points you towards an area just outside town. If you know the way through some of the smaller streets, which SHE probably does, you could get there on foot in 15 minutes from here.

“Could we have an item of clothing from her? We have specially trained dogs that could assist us in our search.” You tell him.

“Yeah, sure. Wait a second.” He gets up, moves int what you suspect is the bedroom and comes out with a fairly sweaty nightshirt. “Is this fine?”

“That’ll do great, thank you.”

>Anything else you want to ask or tell him?
>1. Yeah, ask/tell him… (specify)
>2. Thank you for your cooperation. If we find anything we’ll let you know as soon as possible.
>3. Goodbye sir.
>4. Write in.

>mfw Katherine rolled 2 95, 93 and 85 on her mind check for psionics.

>Crap, I forgot to ask about the scratched thing. I'll just say it here. No, he wasn't scratched or anything, she just yelled at him a lot.

>>39114096
You'll be glad to know that I haven't actually played Vampire: The Masquerade then. It's somewhere on my to-do list, along with way too many other classics I'll never get around to playing.

And since there's quite some interest in the other type of werewolf I'll write a bit of info about them in the voting downtime.

>2. Thank you for your cooperation. If we find anything we’ll let you know as soon as possible.

>>39114111
>2. Thank you for your cooperation. If we find anything we’ll let you know as soon as possible.
our face is the face of fucking GOD.

>>39114111
>2. Thanks for the help. If we find anything, we'll let you know as soon as possible.

Considering we've come into contact with him, how much can or should we tell him about state his gf is in? I guess he didn't learn enough to warrant a mindscrub yet. And that bobbies are with us or have received plausible cover story of why our merry band got involved.

>>39114111
>mfw Katherine rolled 95, 93 and 85 on her mind check for psionics.

I have no idea where that 2 came from. She only has 3 mind.

>>39114193
You haven't dealt with werewolves before, but Katherine informs you that standard procedure for werewolf PR is that the subject has contracted a highly dangerous disease and has to be tracked down before she becomes contagious to prevent its spread. When the target is then terminated it can be said that it was too late for her and she died from the disease. It also explains why a special taskforce is needed.

Only if the people around the infected person came in direct contact with them transforming or in a transformed state are they enlightened or mindscrubbed depending on their personal dispositions.

>>39114132
The original werewolves, often called Lupi to differentiate them from the “common” werewolves, are intelligent mystical creatures with barely any connection to humans. As they were hunted they learned how to shape-shift into them to blend in. When in their original form, they are roughly the size of a small rhinoceros, and are supernaturally fast, strong, and can shrug off most spells. The only things they don't seem to be particularly strong against are silver and telepathy. The other types of psionics they seem to be equally resistant to as spells. They feed on fresh meat, and what kind they care not. They care little for human lives or laws, though they are wary of the Order, who hunted them to near extinction due to the danger they pose.

This and some other tidbits about regular werewolves and the Wōdenshunden will be added to the settings pastebin somewhere throughout or after the thread.

>>39114154
>>39114192
>>39114193
Writing.

>>39114111
Can this kind of lycanthropy be transmitted sexually? Just claws/fangs, right?

>>39114357
Only fangs/claws.

>>39114308
Btw, Lupi cannot "transmit" their state of being of course. They breed with mates of their own kind.

just a question whats the non human to non human relationship. wondering how rapheal feels about the werewolves

“Thanks for the help. If we find anything, we'll let you know as soon as possible.” You say. With that, you leave the flat with the nightshirt in hand. Outside, you gather your team and let Dax sniff the shirt. He immediately starts looking around a bit, not letting out a single sound apart from the sniffing itself.

“Ok, give him some time to sniff around a bit. He’s got the base scent and he’s trying to isolate her specific scent by getting to know other scents from her environment that might not necessarily be on or from her.” Helena tells you.

About a minute or two later, Dax lets out a bark, Helena throws him a treat, which he gracefully catches with his mouth, and she hooks him back on the leash. “Let’s go then, shall we?”

You tell Liam to join you, and when you get to the ground floor he meets you as Dax leads you into several small alleyways behind the apartment block. You come across a couple of teenagers hanging around. They may or may not be doing drugs, but it’s not really your concern.

After about fifteen minutes, you reach the outskirts of town, and the meadows stretch out ahead of you. There’s quite a lot of wind out here, and Dax hesitates for a moment. He looks at Helena for a while before looking back at the meadows.

“The wind is making things difficult for him. Spreads her scent all over the place. He can still track her, but we’ll have to cover a wider area to be sure.”

At least you’ve got quite a lot of visual range. There’s a few areas with a bunch of trees and bushes together, so it’s most likely she’ll be inside one of those.

>How do you proceed?
>1. Stay together in one group and follow Dax’s nose. This will take the longest time but it’ll be the safest.
>2. Spread out. Every one of you goes about 50 meters away from each other and you fan out over the meadow, keeping Dax in the center.
>3. Split up and have each team search through the bushes.
>4. Write in.

1 never split the party
and use youre parties magical powers to help look for the wolf

>>39114526
You've never heard of an angel being infected, but that's probably because angels are fairly rare. They can most likely be infected like regular humans.

His personal feelings are mostly of pity for the person the WW used to be, and he thinks you should give it the mercy of death.

>>39114538
>2. Spread out. Every one of you goes about 50 meters away from each other and you fan out over the meadow, keeping Dax in the center.

do we know how blakes powers would effect a werewolf?

>>39114538
>2. Spread out. Every one of you goes about 50 meters away from each other and you fan out over the meadow, keeping Dax in the center.
damn it probably should have brought thermal imaging gear...

>>39114538
>1. Stay together in one group and follow Dax’s nose. This will take the longest time but it’ll be the safest.

>>39114538
Find a sniping position for Liam, preferably with the wind in his face to hide him from the Werewolf. Then spread out covered by Liam's rifle.

>>39114681
If it's a meadow, wouldn't it be mostly flat? Not that the idea isn't a good one.

>>39114538
wait how time critical is this thing? like do we have a few days, hours or minutes to find this wolf?

>>39114631
You have no idea.

>>39114710
There might be a small hill, a few bales of hay, a roadside dam... in a pinch, Liam could always play monkey and climb a tree. Those are definitly there.

>>39114721
If you don't find her before tonight, it's highly likely that she'll be able to infect more people, and they you have an entire pack of werewolves on your hands. It's full moon for another night after this one too, so it could go up exponentially if left alone for too long.

That said, it's around 3pm in the afternoon. You don't have to worry until around 7 before she could transform. If you find her or if she notices you tracking her though, she'll try to get away from you as much as possible.

>>39114767
how fast could HQ send us some thermal imaging gear to help us track this werewolf down?

>>39114710
This guy: >>39114751 has the right idea. It's slightly hilly, a small creak here and there with some trees spread around.

is there any way to camouflage the party either magically or physical?

Well, okay, I support putting Liam on overwatch and changing my vote to spreading out to about fifty meters apart. then.

>>39114538
>1. Stay together in one group and follow Dax’s nose. This will take the longest time but it’ll be the safest

>>39114828
Would our Telepathic abilities help?

>>39114815
Milly put some in the van, alongside Night vision goggles and motion sensors. You have those along.

Anyway, calling the vote here.
>>39114603
>>39114656
>>39114680
>>39114681
Spread out

>>39114590
>>39114680
Stick together.

Spread out won, writing.

>>39114878
Yes, but only in close range. Say, 50 meters or so.

>>39114834
You ask Raphael but he says camouflage is not within his powers. As for mundane camouflage, you've got your semi-camouflaged combat gear on you (which you'll switch into now because you might be getting into a combat situation now.)

>>39114895
Time for perception rolls?

You change into combat gear. There’s no one around, and you don’t want to be caught off guard by the wolf. Guns are handed out, and everyone has at least a handgun to defend themselves with.

Liam finds himself a vantage point overlooking most of the meadow. There’s some places obscured by trees, but if need be he can relocate pretty quickly. The rest of you fan out, keeping Dax and Helena in the middle. You carefully proceed, but you’ve got the wind to your backs as you follow the trail.

Suddenly, you have movement. It’s erratic, and moves away from your group. Nathan almost opens fire before realising it’s a rabbit and calling off the alarm. Things grow a bit tense. She might not be infectious right now, but even in human form they can be quite dangerous since they’re stronger and faster than regular humans.

You use your telepathy to scout out ahead too, but your range is fairly limited.

2 hours later, you’ve covered a lot of the meadow, but the trail doesn’t seem to stop. Liam has had to catch up to the group once already to not lose track of you. Ahead, you can see a small forest loom up.

It’s around 5 pm. It’ll take another hour to get to the forest, but the trail is heading straight for it. In 2 hours you run the risk of running into a transformed werewolf.

>1. Follow the trail, head into the forest.
>2. Head to the forest and set up a perimeter between the forest and the town. If you spread out with ~100 meters between everyone with some lamps placed between each other you should be able to make a wall she can’t get through without being noticed.
>3. Give up the search.
>4. Write in.

>>39115091
>2. Head to the forest and set up a perimeter between the forest and the town. If you spread out with ~100 meters between everyone with some lamps placed between each other you should be able to make a wall she can’t get through without being noticed.
>4. Write in.
can we call in backup? another squad of grunts would greatly help in this kind of situation.

>>39115091
>1. Follow the trail, head into the forest.

Double Time it and bring the group together. We need to catch this before spreading but we definitely do not want to be in a dark forest at night on a full moon hunting a werewolf.

>>39115113
You could. It might take an hour or two before they arrive though.

>>39115153
If we can confirm it's in the forest call in backup and set up a perimeter. Time is on our side since she'll change back come morning.

>>39115091
>4. Write in.

As far as I understand it, Werewolves are bestial, but not necessarily homicidal. Could we round up some cattle and place it as bait between the town and the forest? And call in the Grunt Squad to set up a perimeter as per option 2?

>>39115181
changing vote from>>39115166 to
>>39115181

captcha: NoFun

>>39115181
That is correct. Though they do have some inherent drive to infect others, they don't care what meat they feed on.

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>>39115181
>>39115229
Writing then. Roll me a mind check for stuff.

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>39115323

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>39115323

May the Dice God favor us...

Rolled 44 (1d100)

>>39115323

>>39115340
oh jesus christ.

>>39115340
Ya blew it.

>>39115359
I had no pizza to offer this time, and it shows ._.

>>39115340
Fate points can't reverse crit fails, right?

>>39115415
naaah man even if I'd say let's just roll with it, not like it's the end

>>39115415

They can. But I'd keep that shiny little point until our throat is in a certain werewolf's jaws.

>>39115415
I might have to think about critfail rules a bit more as I hadn't really thought about it yet. For now I'm gonna say no. You're lucky it's not a very important roll.
Failure. Post incoming soon.

“If it’s in there, we’re gonna have a hell of a time finding it.” Nathan says over the com.

“Indeed.” You think things through for a moment. “Blake, Nathan, Raphael, round up some cattle. We’ll compensate the farmer if they actually get hurt. Helena, could Dax help with that?”

It takes a few moments before the com springs back to life. “I can try, but it’d be new to him. I’ll have to break out my second bag of treats.” She replies.

“Very well. Liam, get over here, we’re going to need everyone. Raphael and us will go ahead and get to the forest edge. We’ll set up a perimeter so that it won’t be able to slip through undetected, and we’ll put the livestock in the center as bait. I’m calling in reinforcements.

A quick status update and a request to Lilliana later and your backup is on its way. They’ll be at your location in about two hours. It’s the evening rush though, so they might be later due to traffic. Sadly the Order hasn’t invented traffic-ignoring cars yet, though they are allowed to pose as police vehicles to get through faster.

An hour later, you’re at the edge of the forest, and you’re carefully scouting through the edges of the forest, just to see if it’s not close enough to grab. You’re down-wind by now so you shouldn’t be detected if you’re careful enough. You reach out your mind and-

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“If he doesn’t wake up soon I say we get him out of here before the sun truly sets. At least a bit away from the perimeter.” You hear a voice You can’t quite identify whose voice.

“Agreed.” That one sounded Irish.

“Liam?” You ask. Your voice sounds weak.

“Oh thank god, he’s awake.” That’s Katherine you think.

You’re helped upright, and you feel life returning to your limbs. You recognised it from before, but you still have no clue what it was. It felt like… Something intervening. Changing something. You don’t know what it was changing or why either.

“Are you ok?” Asks Raphael. “I mean, I tried to heal you but you were perfectly ok physically.”

“Yeah, I’m fine.” You say. You’re starting to fel ok. As long as the werewolf doesn’t jump at you within 5 minutes you’ll be fully recovered. And judging from the sun at the horizon, it might take another half hour before it’s truly down. “How long was I out?” You ask.

“About half an hour. Have you had this before?” Asks Blake.

>1. Once, at the farm, but not as badly.
>2. Not really.
>3. Write in.

>1. Once, at the farm, but not as badly.

Anons, folow me in prayer.

Dice God who thou watch over our games
Glory to all your numerized sides
Your dice roll comes
Your result comes out
And do not lead us to shame and rage
But release us from critfails and regret
Because yours are the sucesses
And the natural twenties and hundreds.
Let's roll.

>>39115714
>1. Once, at the farm, but not as badly.

>>39115714
>1. Once, at the farm, but not as badly.
Ask Raphael about mind affecting spells. Try to sense your own psyche for anything unusual.

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>>39115714
>1. Once, at the farm, but not as badly.

>>39115697
Huh. I'll just wager a guess here, but this gibberish pops up whenever we crit one way or the other. Some kind of fate entity taking an interest in us?

>>39115779
Not it, but not a bad guess. Feel free to keep on guessing. I like posting cryptic comments about them. For instance, one of the guesses about Milly in the past was partly correct, but there's more to it than just that.


>>39115774
>>39115763
>>39115754
>>39115747
Writing.

>>39115779
It's some kind of something. We'll certainly be trying to find out what. Anyone know what font that is?

>>39115829
Milly is a arcanotech clone or failed experiment that the outer is testing because she genuinely wants to be human. Either that or an avatar of sorts.

The voice is either a being watching us, testing us, put trying to help us.

>>39115852
Man anon how new are you.
Zalgospeak has been around for ages, just adds gibberish symbols to letters. Check online for zalgo text generator.

>>39115829
And during writing, I remembered I needed to let you roll for mind to check your own mind. I need to mind that stuff a bit more.

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>39115966
want a roll now?

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>39115966

pleasenotanother1

>>39115997
A 100 would be a lot of fun too.

Rolled 69 (1d100)

>>39115966

>>39115935
I've been around since 2005 or so, /tg/ since 2008 or 9. Mostly lurked.

>>39116005
suddenly we become a zen master and understand everything about ourselves.

>>39115994
>>39115997
>>39116007
Success, post incoming soon-ish.

>>39116027
Not quite.

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>>39116026
Gee grandpa, how can you not remember dank memes from your time?

>>39116027
>"Hurry we need to kill the werewolf!"
"I HAVE ASCENDED BEYOND SUCH PETTY MATERIAL CONCERNS"

“Once, at the farm, but not as badly.” You tell him. “Raphael, could you try and detect mind-altering or affecting spells on me?”

You see Raphael’s eyes glow for a moment as he stretches his arms out towards you. A moment later he starts talking again. “Nothing that I can detect. What does it feel like?”

You try to describe the feeling. Cold, dark. A few other things. And at the same time a strange sensation that you simply can’t describe at all.

“I’ve never heard of anything like that, outside of a bad dream.” Raphael says.

“Reminds me of my Abyssal, but if that was the case there’d be several other symptoms by now which you lack.” Says Blake.

You turn your mind inward. It’s a standard exercise for telepaths of your class, but it’s been a while since you did it. You go over your mind, and while you don’t find anything wrong or being affected by something, it gives you a strange feeling you’ve never had from that before. Like there’s something wrong with a tiny portion of your head, but your own mind scan makes it seem just fine.

You’re not sure what to think of that. It might have to wait though, as the sun is starting to go down. You assure the rest of the team that you’re fine, and you take up positions. The grunt squad you requested is late, but you get a text that they’ll be there in fifteen minutes.

The team has set up a small semi-circle with two cows in the middle of the perimeter. The animals seem to know something is wrong, but they don’t dare to flee either. They don’t really know where to, you suppose. You follow the original plan and Nathan and you are next to the circle, the rest of the team is spread out further to cover more ground. It might just ignore the cows and try to slip past.

>Roll me another mind, for perception this time.

Rolled 98 (1d100)

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>39116206

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>39116206

>>39116225
...I think that redeems me from that 1 earlier.

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>39116206

>>39116225
>>39116267
>>39116268
Success, writing.

>>39116297
Wasn't that technically a crit? We have 3 mind.

>>39116338
does that look like 100?

A few minutes later, you hear something in the bush. For a moment you’re uncertain about using it again, but you have to be sure. You spread out your mind ahead of you, and you feel a bestial presence. That’s her. That’s it.

“It’s here, get to the center quickly!” You say in hushed tones into your com unit. Damn it, where the hell is your back up?

You feel the beast coming closer, but as suddenly bursts out of the foliage, you’re fast enough to respond that it doesn’t even get close. You run back a short while, turn around again and shoot towards it. It misses, but it had the effect you wanted. The werewolf is keeping its distance, and is starting to circle you. The cows are fleeing away from it, but it seems to rate you higher priority than them.

This is the ideal situation though. Nathan is already in position and the rest of the team will be here soon. Liam should already be lining up his shot.

>1. Telekinetically hold it in place while Nathan and Liam take the shot.
>2. Keep it dancing around a bit longer until the entire team is in place.
>3. Jump at it, go in melee.
>4. Attack it with your Telekinesis.
>5. Attack its mind with your Telepathy. It’s a very bestial mind though, so you’re not sure how to do much in there. You can inflict some random damage, but that might also make it go berserk.
>6. Write in.

>>39116338
See: >>39116384
90+ is pretty much guaranteed success, but it's not a crit.

>1. Telekinetically hold it in place while Nathan and Liam take the shot.

No avoidable fuckups.

>>39116440
>>1. Telekinetically hold it in place while Nathan and Liam take the shot.
Use what works and works well.

>>39116440
Actually I'm going to vote
>5. Attack its mind with your Telepathy. It’s a very bestial mind though, so you’re not sure how to do much in there. You can inflict some random damage, but that might also make it go berserk.

There's always a chance we might be able to help her with our magic supermindpowers.
I'll remove my old vote in a bit.

>>39116440
>1. Telekinetically hold it in place while Nathan and Liam take the shot.

>>39116571
Ah, /tg/, always white-knighting.

>>39116571
If it looks like a wolf, smells like a wolf, and growls like a wolf, it's gonna think like a wolf and also will be dead soon like a wolf.

>>39116604
Let the man dream ;_;

>>39116578
>>39116476
>>39116465
Telekinetic hold it is.
Roll me a mind check. 1d100, best of first three.

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>39116674

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>39116674

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>39116674

>>39116674
>Liam: 95
>Nathan: 69
Liam hits regardless of how you roll. Nathan's success depends on you though.

>>39116637
Thinks like a wolf... wolves were once tamed and domesticated... but I think we won't get a tame werewolf anytime soon.

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>39116707
That's >>39116699
not a 1d100

>>39116700
>64.
1 point off the DC. Damn man.

Failure. writing.

>>39116384
We have 3% crit rate with mind 3.

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>39116674

>>39116728
>>39116727
Good you point it out, almost missed it. I suppose I'll have to start paying attention to that if people start rolling d20's. Sadly, your roll is still 1 below the DC so it doesn't change anything.

>>39116752
You're talking out of your ass so hard anon.

>>39116774
he's not technically wrong. we do have a 3% crit rate but not the way he thinks.

>>39116752
>>39116455
It's right in the rules pastebin. 1% crit per point in the ability.

>>39116788
Oh, you mean it's the number of chances for 100 and 1. My inner artist says that's not exactly that number, but it's close enough.

>>39116752
>>39116788
>>39116799
I ran the numbers (as in, I let my pc roll 10000 times a few times). The average results are in the pastebin (with a standard DC of 65, but that doesn't influence the crit rate.)

Guys you're all reading it wrong. It's % chance of rolling something with the amount of dice.
Essentially.
1 roll 1% chance of 100 or 1
2 roll 2% chance of 100 or 1
and so on.
With 100 rolls you have 100% chance of getting either 100 or 1 once. Of course real life isn't as nice as statistics. It is random after all.

You reach forward with your mind and try to grab the beast. Just as you do though, it jumps sideways, and its movement breaks the grip you were establishing.

Nathan fires a short burst of rounds, but now the wolf is actively dodging around, getting closer and closer to you. Every time you almost have it held down again it makes a wild movement and jumps around, breaking free of your powers.

Liam doesn’t miss though. You hear a bang from a few hundred meters away, and the impact slams the wolf to the side and knocks it down. You think it might have shattered its hip.

It gets up remarkably fast though. It won you some time, but you have to capitalise on it now or it’s right on top of you. You think you could lead it towards Nathan so he has a better shot, or you could try to hold it again now it’s momentarily in place. Or you could try something completely different.

Meanwhile the others should be getting close too, but it’s too hard to tell right now.

>1. Lead it to Nathan.
>2. Try to hold it again.
>3. Attack it telekinetically.
>4. Attack it telepathically.
>5. Shoot it with your handgun.
>6. Write in.

>>39116922
>2. Try to hold it again.
let Liam take another shot.

>>39116922
>2. Try to hold it again

If Telepathy was our strong suite, I'd suggest amplifying it's pain to blackout levels, but we're a Telekinetic.

>>39116922
>5. Shoot it with your handgun.

>>39116922
Do your freaky mindhold powers.

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Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>39116922
Choke a bitch

>>39116947
>>39116973
>>39116992
>>39117031
Roll me some more mind then.

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>39117060

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>39117060

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>39117060

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>39117060

>>39117065
>>39117082
>>39117096
>Shooting:
>Liam: 94
>Nathan: 95
>Katherine: 95

>Protection:
>Raphael: failure.

So yeah, this happened. Success, writing.

>>39117153
Actually, I forgot to account for Raphael's angelic magic. That means he just barely passes. Not that it matters any more, but that was in case your hold failed again.

You grab hold of the werewolf and this time it doesn’t struggle free. You push it together, making it’s muscles as awkward as possible so it can retaliate much less against your powers, and it works. You’re even squeezing it slightly, and with that shattered hip, it’s bound to hurt.

Nathan’s salvo impacts it together with Katherine’s handgun shot. From both sides, its torso is filled with lead and it lets out an inhuman cry. You’re startled for a moment, but manage to hold on to it just as you feel some sort of magical shield snap shut around you.

The cry is cut short as its head crumbles. Liam’s final shot splintered the skull. Not even a werewolf could have survived that, but you check it out with your telepathy to be sure. Yup. It’s dead al right.

The team starts gathering up the lamps around the perimeter, and about 10 minutes after the kill your backup arrives.

“Better late than never, eh Vindicator Primus Weston?” A large man in full combat gear salutes you. “Vindicator Primus Loggins. Sorry for the delay, traffic was hell. We tried to get here as fast as possible. Do we have any possible infected tonight?”

>1. Nope. It didn’t have any opportunity for that. At least you can help with the cleanup now.
>2. There might have been someone in the forest, we better sweep it to be sure.
>3. Write in.

>>39117357
>2. There might have been someone in the forest, we better sweep it to be sure.
better safe than sorry dont want to botch our second mission as vindicator primus

>>39117174
>2. There might have been someone in the forest, we better sweep it to be sure.

>>39117357
>2. There might have been someone in the forest, we better sweep it to be sure.

>>39117382
>>39117387
>>39117395
Roll me some more mind for a perception then.

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>39117431
les go

>2. There might have been someone in the forest, we better sweep it to be sure.

Maybe some teen couple, hunter or cowf... enthusiast. Shit like that happens in rural areas.

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>39117431

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>39117431

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>39117431

>>39117465
>>39117466
wow i rolled a 99 and it got beat by a nat 100

>>39117466
I can see forever.

>>39117466
>>39117465
>>39117442
Well well. Critical success, writing.

>>39117466
>>39115779
Prepare to have some part of your theory to be shattered. You're on to something though, don't give up just yet.

“There might have been someone in the forest, we better sweep it to be sure.” You say.

“Understood. Alright boys, we’re sweeping the forest!” He yells in his com. You sincerely hope his squad mates have his volume turned down. If they don’t, their ears must bloody well hurt right now. “Standard sweeping formation. Careful, we might have a transforming wolfie out there.”

Your and Primus Loggin’s teams sweep the forest thoroughly. It’s not a big one, but you go through it again on the way back to make sure you don’t miss anything. A shaking and randomly transforming human/werewolf should be easy to notice, but there’s not a single human being in there. By the time the sweeps are finished, it’s almost midnight though.

You thank Primus Loggins for his help, gather up your equipment and prepare to depart with your own team when suddenly Helena approaches you.

“Hey, uh, I was dropped off by my handler, would you mind if I hitched a ride and used your place to crash for now? I’ll get them to pick me up tomorrow morning, and their HQ”, and she points to Loggins and his team who are loading into their vans, “Is a bit out of my way.”

>1. Sure Helena, come along. We’ve got a spare room or two.
>2. Sorry Agent, can’t do that.
>3. Write in.

>>39117582
That was my last post for tonight, I went on for much longer than I was planning to already.

Next thread on Wednessday. I've got a holiday for the next 2 weeks, so I'll be able to run a few more threads per week than usual, so I might run again on Thursday.

>1. Sure Helena, come along. We’ve got a spare room or two.

Let's see what happens when we put two Oculus chicks in one room...

>>39117582
>1. Sure Helena, come along. We’ve got a spare room or two.
>3. Notify HQ that we're swept the forest, no sight of any other infected, and we'll be returning Agent Helena to her station.

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>>39117628
AAAAAAAND ARCHIVED!
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Magus%20Hunter%20Quest

>Ahem, sorry, just had to do that once.

>>39117680
Bad meme!

Thanks for running.

>>39117582
Option nr 1.

>>39117680
Thanks for running, Supervisor.