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>>5703153
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>>5703159
Due to it being July 4'th (Which I absolutely forgot about), the session will be moved to Thursday for this week.
I am just lucky that I found enough time to post this. Sorry everyone.

>>5703164
Oh cool

>>5703164
See you then. Enjoy the festivities! (I also totally forgot about July 4th given that I am not American.)

So first thing that happens when I wake the fuck is I get called into work. Can't say no either because they need me. Sorry guys we have been moved to this coming Tuesday.

>>5704749
Alright. Thursdays are usually uncertain for us anyways. Once we get back into the habit of getting proper sessions going then hopefully we can keep it up. See you Tuesday.

>>5704749
That sucks I’m here for ya

Last time of Rise of the Awakened
>After killing some owlbear the gang find themselves going to sleep and waking up in jail.
>They were prisoners of the Forest Guardians only to escape after a bit of trial and error.
>And after seeing what their druid can do to animals, they mostly plan to escape but not after getting their equipment back.
>Pretty sure they already killed half the group so they only have a few more members left.
>Will our heroes survive, we're about to find out now.

>>5709205
I'm here, still waiting for a QM response to >>5697726 the last of my IC posts from last thread.

I imagine it'll be a little while before both Kinny and Ursus show up. Maybe.

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>>5709218
With advantage make a roll to cut the deer's antler's, not only due to Ursus's assistance but also because the deer is willing.

Rolled 19, 14 + 6 = 39 (2d20 + 6)

>>5709222

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>>5709218
I don't even know what we're doing anymore
>>5709222
>looks at cliff
>sees red x
guess I clapped a deer
...using Ursus as leverage?
>>5709224
My brother in Luna, slow down. You're gonna dry the good-rolls fountain out before we face those BDSM-happy hippies' boss and have to subdue him/her.

>>5709230
Yup

>>5709224
Sorry for the late response, had something I needed to do.

>You end successfully sawing off the deer's antlers.
>While it was still painful, it didn't lead to death.
>First time for the old timer.
>The deer, even though he is in pain is still feeling pain, is at least thankful he gets to live.

>>5709230
>Meanwhile on the other side, Kinny gets a question from the human.
"Hey Kinny."
>Maggie whispers to the cat.
"Question, how far can you throw that dagger? Because if you can throw it far, think you can hit that lake over there?"
>Maggie then points at the watering hole near them surrounded by raccoons.
"Be a good way to take care of a lot of people."
"And get us noticed."
>Jenkins interjects.
"Kinny don't listen to her. Sure it seems like a good idea but it's also a good way to get us to be noticed. Mog, Ursus back me up here."
Take the shot?

>>5709236
Based heavy weight champion. How did you bring him down? Kinny jumped down with intent to Ultrakill-slam the retard into the ground, which given he's just a cat, meant causing him to fall over on his stupid face. Would be funny if Ursus jumped down as well, but that would result in turning that deer's spinal column into dust.

>>5709238
Where are you going with this Maggie?

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>>5709243
"I'm trying to convince Kinny to throw one of his electric daggers in to that lake down there."
>She says as she points to it.
"I thought it would cause like a chain reaction and take out a bunch of guards. You know make it a bit easier for you guys."
"Easier yes. But we would be spotted immediately if we did it."
>Jenkins points out.

>>5709244
How many guards are in the water?

>>5709238
>>5709244
Kinny jumped off the unconscious(?) deer's head and began listening to what Maggie had to say. The cat looked at the lake and just nodded along until Jenkins threw his 5 cents about the toaster bath. "Like you're the expert on throwing daggers at good times here." The rogue was still sour about the fox's fuck-up. "But fair point." Kinny then looked at the smartest person in the group (except for himself).
>>5709224
"Shall we electrocute those raccoons now? We might not get a chance like this again." The cat then scratched his ear. "In all honesty I'm not sure whether we were going to take this stealthily or just cave their skulls in anyway?"
Also OOC, the reason I tend to just ask you to decide on Kinny's behalf is because I'm damn indecisive and my go-to would usually involve the short-term murder-hobo approach. Which I imagine would be annoying, at least in the long run.

>>5709246
>Maggie then looks again.
"It looks more like they are drinking it."
>The human points out.

>>5709250
"I did what was necessary to kill them."
>Jenkins defended himself.
"Better to do use something at it's max potential than to not use it all. I technically saved us."

I do not like the prospect of going murder hobo but god damn I don’t like the alternative

we will probably still have to fight them iether way let’s hope they get stunned if we shock em

>>5709230
>>5709236
Not to worry, I think two of the four(?) bosses are elsewhere, with the wolves. If I remember right that is.

>>5709238
>>5709240
>>5709243
>>5709244
No worries. I may have to take a break from the keyboard for an hour or two later this morning, I'll be back though, and will try and let you guys know beforehand.

"Honestly, would we be spotted immediately? We are high up, if we all ducked into this cavern and Kinny used his low profile and stealthiness then isn't it possible they might mistake the dagger to have been thrown from the narrow "bridge" over there, or from somewhere on the forest floor where anyone could be hidden? I say go for it, it is worth a shot, same for the guys by the waterfall. There's only a few raccoons and deer left and they are all separated by distance and elevation, we can take them if they notice us. We'd have to descend to the forest floor and confront the majority of them anyways, that is if they aren't still rioting over their Q-Wolf cult shit and don't end up killing each other." Mog opined after a moment of contemplation.

>>5709250
>>5709262
"The only reason not to is that I had hoped to talk to the leader this deer mentioned, clear up any misgivings we may of had with each other and just end this peacefully. Not sure of our chances at succeeding at that though, and if we did talk then it would surely mean we'd be facing all of them united if such talks failed. Thoughts?" Mog added as a quick afterthought.

I've gotten go handle some chores and then come back and shower. I'll try and make it quick and try and be back in an hour.

Gonna be running an errand for a roommate who’s sick so if my response time is ass it’s me traveling by bike

>>5709258
"I technically told you not to throw it and the general consensus was that you're not to be given dangerous objects in the future!" Kinny responded to the ginger cat-and-dog hybrid.
>>5709265
>>5709272 (just a reminder)
"Personally, I couldn't care the fuck less about killing these insane MONSTERS after seeing their living trees collection." The cat responded, his fur promptly standing straight for a moment as he went over the animal-made nightmare they saw not so long ago.
>>5709258
>>5709269
>>5709272
>>5709278
"I've already stated my thoughts. This cult needs to be purged and I don't think even your goddess/es would take an issue with it." Kinny said in a grave voice. "As far as I'm concerned-" the rogue quickly pulled out his dagger as if he was to throw it, just to see who would flinch. "Just kidding, but you all better move back so you don't get spotted when I actually throw this bitch-breaker in the pond."

>>5709288
Yeah we gonna have to act damned if we do damned if we don’t

>>5709291
Sorry, but I did not understand this sentence.

>>5709291
Oh I’m more saddened by innocent families that are gonna be orphaned from this

I’m saying we might as well shock em the adults that responsible for what we have seen will be punished

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>>5709269
>Speaking of the Q-Wolf group.
>The fucking retard of raccoons were soon doing a victory chant towards their anonymous wolf overlord.
>As they continued to do so, this gained some attention to the yellow deer from below.
"Must be some defectors. Happens at least once a year. Elyard go deal with them."
"Right away brother."
>The deer on the right seems to deal with the group near the waterfall as he moves towards them.
>>5709272
"That would be Kuma. His barrier is held up by the three deer below us, The ones with yellow antlers."
>The de-antlered deer answers.
"If you wish to speak with him you might have to cut their antlers off as well."

>>5709288
Kinny if you plan to throw a dagger make an attack roll. You must make a 15 to succeed.
Also Damage will be tripled.

>>5709273
>>5709278
See you guys in a bit my Friends.

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>>5709311
I'm letting Mog interject something, and everyone else MOVE OUT OF SIGHT, as Mog said would be best to avoid getting spotted.

>>5709318
Ursus will do just that

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>>5709318
Alright then.
Moving every other party member back for you.

>>5709331
I'm taking a short™ dinner break since moggers didn't post yet. I will be monitoring thred tho.

I'm back, give me a moment to catch up and write up a response.

>>5709337
Taaake your tiem.

>>5709288
"Fair, no one here doubts their capability for evil or how they wronged us. But do we really care THAT much if it was apes? Yes, the apes are still people and deserving as of as much dignity as any of us, but the fact remains that they are one of our principal enemies. Do we want to remove one of the enemies of our enemy? One that may be returning with an alliance with the wolves of Canis Lupin? Though to be fair, that last bit strikes me as a bit unlikely. Anyways, food for thought." Mog replied, then stepped aside, leaving the final decision to Kinny.

>>5709311
Mog bodily dragged the de-antlered deer inside the cave in a rush to get out of Kinny's way and hide. Letting go once he was inside he leaned down to whisper in the ungulate's ear. "Sorry pal, looks like we're doing this the hard way for at least a little longer. I guess we'll be coming to an accord with what remains of your buddies from a position of strength when this is all over...or not at all if we fail."

>>5709318
"We're inside Kinny, you may wanna tuck low and hide yourself once you let your dagger fly!" Mog stage-whispered over to the cat.

>>5709343
Their government is our enemy not them as individuals

>>5709311
I want to throw the dagger, but also do it while remaining hidden, what roll?

>>5709349
Roll stealth.
If over 12 you succeed and are not seen.

Rolled 4 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5709354
Rolling to stay low.

>>5709361
ah for fuck's sake

>>5709361
Do you still have Lucky charges? If you do then it may be worth using one. Your choice though, as long as the dagger throw succeeds then what matters gets done.

>>5709345
Mog gave a tight nod to Ursus, acknowledging his point. It seemed everyone agreed this cult had to go.

>>5709361
Attack roll next either way.

>>5709363
I have no idea, but I think only used 2 max since we woke up so I'll reroll.
>>5709354
>>5709361
>Rerolling

>>5709367
You do have one charge left.
I think Mog does as well.

>>5709369
I'd have to go and recheck, which would take a while, but I think I'm out.

>>5709369
>>5709372
Nevermind, you're right, I have one charge left.

Rolled 15 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5709367
whoops
>>5709369
did you count?

Rolled 3 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5709376
>rolling attack

>>5709376
>>5709377
I'll recount.

>>5709377
shit uh, does that miss?

>>5709376
>>5709380
Yeah you only had 1 last Lucky Charge which you just used.

>>5709376
>>5709377
>You were now hidden well.
>You did good job hiding yourself.
>Unfortunately it hindered your aim a bit.
>As the Lightning Dagger flies through the air and...
Roll for damage Kinny.

>>5709387
I have no idea how to, do I roll three times as many dice or multiply rolled damage by 3?

>>5709391
Just multiply the damage by 3.

Rolled 2, 2, 3, 2 = 9 (4d4)

>>5709395
ok so I'm assuming it's just the AoE damage since I'm hitting water

>>5709399
27 damage, no idea if that's a lot or meh

>>5709401
Have you played bioshock?

>>5709382
QM said you needed a 15 to hit the water >>5709311 not sure why you need 15 instead of a 10 since 10 is base AC and it is a huge target, but w/e.

It still lands SOMEWHERE though, and considering we are surrounded by forest I say it should definitely start a forest fire or something.

>>5709401
27 is a lot.

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>>5709399
>>5709401
>Though you didn't exactly hit the lake you did in fact hit one of the raccoons drinking the water.
>What you knew was actually the Lightning Dagger, they saw a raccoon face the wrath of god as he smites the heretic then and there.
>Some were smart to get the fuck away from the lake as soon as the charred raccoon enter but some were still dumb enough to stay.
>Getting electrocuted by the remains of the raccoon.
>Dying in the process.
>Didn't go as planned but you did at least do some damage by killing off a few more raccoons.

>>5709399
Even if it misses you can probably still try again if you have another lightning dagger, since no one saw you. You shouldn't have to reroll stealth each time you attack, I think the QM has to roll perception and beat your stealth roll you notice you now.

Rolled 11 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5709413
>>5709415
>>5709399
Well, nevermind about trying again, they backed off from the water. Still, not a bad result.

Mog looked around, they hadn't actually been inside this cave before. Maybe some of Mog's missing armoury was stashed here.

>Rolling Perception to look around and examine this cave and its contents.

>>5709404
"Shit." Kinny's ears went down in slight embarassment as the one unfortunate raccoon was being turned into charcoal and his hisses echoed in the background. The cat turned to the rest of the party as they were peeking from the cave. "I blame the sleep spell, my paw was numb and the wind here is weird." But there was no wind, they were in a canyon. Kinny joined others in their hiding spot while more and more hissing emerged from down below as three more raccoons joined the process of slow-cooking.
Strangely peaceful.

>>5709422
Ursus nods to kinny’s explanation

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>>5709418
>With a little bit of looking around you do end up finding a broadsword.
>Not just any broadsword it was Mog's Broadsword.
>Now placed within...
>Some sort of gelatinous creature.
>Seems to be sleeping comfortably with it in the being.
>Looks vile... yet strangely friendly.
"Oh that's just Harold. He's friendly for something that came with the lizards. You can take that broadsword if you want."

>>5709422
"Just forget about my mishaps with the deer and I'll forget I ever saw that throw." Mog said, quickly seizing on the opportunity to salve his own wounded pride at his earlier errors.

>>5709426
Ursus gazed at the mass of gelatin and gently pats the top head

>>5709429
The top of its head

Rolled 10 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>5709426
Great, just great. A gelatinous cube. My sword better not be getting nerfed as we speak from the slime acid. Pretty sure 5e magic weapons are supposed to be pretty durable if not invincible, would suck for it to get sundered. Do I even recognize the cube for what it is?

Mog listened closely to the deer's explanation, suspicious of the captive for fears of an escape attempt, doubly suspicious upon hearing it came from the DAMNED LIZARDS!

>>5709424
Ursus, you ever seen anything like this before? Your knowledge of the arcane or otherwise would be useful here.

>Use Insight to determine if the deer is trying to get me killed.
>Ask Ursus for help to see if it is safe using his knowledge.

>>5709433
Shit. This: "Ursus, you ever seen anything like this before? Your knowledge of the arcane or otherwise would be useful here." should have "s like I added here.

Rolled 9 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>5709433
Hmm
Ursus studies the soft bodied curiosity

>>5709437
Int roll

>>5709433
It honestly reminds me of stream alge except big blue and motile

Rolled 20 + 5 (1d20 + 5)

>>5709427
"That of which we shall not speak has been forgotten." Kinny looked at Mog very seriously.
>>5709426
>>5709430
Kinny also applies his arcana knowledge to the cube.

>>5709441
"Stream...algae you say?" Mog queried, only vaguely familiar with what Ursus was talking about. He asked his burning question "Is this thing dangerous?"

>>5709443
Jesus H Christ on a pogo stick...wtf. Guess Kinny was the real magic expert all along...somehow. Must've smuggled some dangerous living specimens in his time.

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>>5709443
>25

>>5709445
Well my hand isn’t being eaten I’m not currently be paralyzed by some toxin and it’s being quite tame so it’s probably the equivalent of some pet/ storage
It also reminds me of the soft bodied things found on sea shores

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>>5709429
>>5709430
>>5709443
>Slime just jiggles.
>That's all it seems to do aside from occasionally moving.
>Just jiggle.
>Jiggle, jiggle, jiggle.

>>5709433
>>5709437
>You have seen these before.
>These are Gelatinous Minor or simply known as Slime.
>They are mostly pets being given to and kept by Lizard children.
>They are known as the most indestructible creature to ever exist but all they can do is just move and jiggle.
>They are like dumb housecats (no offense Kinny) but you don't have to feed them.
>Just give them some love.
>Most they can do is just cover you in slime.
>They are in fact completely harmless.
>Harold continue to move for a bit.
>Even going to nuzzle the deer.
"Easy there Harold we're just visiting."

>>5709450
How big is this creature

>>5709450
What super insight does Kinny garner with his 20? >>5709443 What eldritch secrets does the cat unveil?! *Crackle lightning*

Mog relaxed upon recognizing the deer's lack of panic at being touched by the slime and Ursus's nonchalant behaviour around the creature. He went to recover his sword, giving a final glance at Kinny before he did to see if he had any last minute input on the creature from the bestiary that no doubt dwelt within his feline mind from years of flesh smuggling.

>>5709443
>Kinny also knows that this creature has healing properties.
>Since the creature is very popular with pups, kits, and whatever you call lizard children.
>It is also considered a good delicacy.
>Especially since the creature's indestructible nature makes it impossible for it to run out of consumable material.
>Though it's taste is said to be disgusting.

>>5709454
>Mog goes on to get his sword.
>As soon as he pulls it out...
>It looks brand new.

>>5709452
About twice the size of Kinny.

>>5709465
Hmm

>>5709463
"Wow. Good as new."

>>5709448
I'll wait to see if Kinny shares what he remembers with the rest of us before assuming that we know the info QM revealed. I do wonder how it can be a delicacy while also being considered disgusting, I guess cause it is unlimited. Could be good to take with us as a cleaning agent/slow healing item/infinite food

>>5709454
>>5709463
When Mog looked at Kinny he thought he saw the feline's orange eyes glow for a second, before the cat looked at him and the strange glow was gone as soon as it appeared. "This thing's not dangerous, it's just some self-regenerating slime that rich cats like to use as beanbags for kittens and such. Some also claim it has healing properties... which given the look of your sword, must also work on metals?" The arcanacat shrugged and petted the slime. "Maybe we should take him with us to fix our stuff?"

>>5709470
"But Harold is the goddess' and the druid's pet."
>The deer interjected.
>His horns now grown back to perfection.
>Though not magically turned on.
>Keeping his promise.
"I'm sure neither of them would want Harold to be taken away."

>>5709470
>>5709463
Mog shrugged. "Sure, why not. Ord, Potato, carry this thing will you?"

Making sure the deer was bound securely without the rope biting so deeply that it'd cut off bloodflow Mog stepped outside.

"Should we head back up top to check the final cave that the turquoise deer unlocked? Or ambush the lone deer going to put down the cultists?"

>>5709476
Not to mention having a bigger target

>>5709476
>>5709481
Turning around to look at the people talking to him he gave an exasperated sigh upon seeing the regrown horns.

"Look, just keep your promise, alright? If you end up killing any one of us then your fate is gonna make those apes in that fucked up tree cave look like a paradise compared to what is gonna happen to you buddy." Mog growled out.

Turning to Ursus he said "Fine, we can come back for it if you insist, but personally I think you and I are big enough that taking a slime with us won't make that much of difference in how often people notice us. Ord and Potato can carry it well enough I'm sure."

>>5709480
Definitely

>>5709483
Alright

>>5709485
>>5709486
>>5709476
"Alright, it's settled then. Lets go."

>We head to the 2 pink doors that were opened by the deer that got dropstabbed, then finally to the final turquoise/light green/whatever door that the deer with the regrown horns opened.

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>>5709486
>>5709485
>>5709483
>>5709481
>>5709480
>As you all exit the cave, you seem to gain a new slime monster.
>Along with a reluctant deer who is silently following to make sure poor Harold is safe.
>As you all head back upstairs you notice something.
>It's quiet.
>Seems there is no more mention of Q Wolf.
>You then notice on the right hand corner as the one of the yellow horned deer just got done disposing them.
>Through what seems to be unknown methods.
>No slashes or any bruises,
>Seems to be no blood either.
>Meanwhile south of you see that the other yellow horned took the raccoon that were still alive to the other lake as he looks over what possibly could have killed them.
>A mystery even they seem perplexed on.
>You then head back upstairs.
Which room do you enter?

>>5709489
>Readies axe to follow along

>>5709493
It would seem infighting is doing our job although whether this is a good or bad thing we should remain vigilant

>>5709493
Changing from >>5709489 to something else.

Observing that the raccoons were now gathered around the other lake Mog turned to his companions. There was another opportunity. "Lets head to the turquoise door as planned, but while we head inside Kinny should toss another dagger into the other lake, we have a chance to finish off most of the raccoons. Hurry, before that deer catches on!"

>We head to the turquoise door that the re-grown antlered deer shut off, while we head inside Kinny (if he agrees) tries to zap another batch of raccoons. If he doesn't then we just check inside the caverns for now.

Rolled 12 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5709500
"Sure, I'll try." Kinny's response was quick and decisive, seeing as his feline honor was on the line.
>>5709493
>Rolling for... stealth during throw?

>>5709505
Roll for the attack as well?

Rolled 11 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5709505
Attack rolle
>>5709508
sorry multitasking

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>>5709505
>>5709508
This.

>>5709494
>>5709496
>>5709500
>>5709505
>Everyone regroups at the top floor.
>Hopefully it will be the be over soon thanks to Kinny's good throwing skills.
>As you all enter the turquoise room to the right, you see it's filled to the brim with seeds.
>Mostly for any tree you can think of.
>Especially for tress baring fruit.
"The Druid gave me the honor of protecting the future... at least that's what she told me."
>Seems to be a big role if it's just seeds.
>Still very admirable you suppose.
>Maggie then finally notices the strange creature that the two strong cats were carrying around to the best of their abilities.
>Maggie couldn't help but give out an excited squeal.
"Is that a slime. I always wanted one as a kid... before I was drafted anyways. They were always so cute! How did you guys find this little guy!?"
>Harold only jiggles as it is now being pet by the human.
>Meanwhile Kinny Hides in the perfect area yet again.
>This time in a perfect place where he can throw properly.
>>5709514
>He throws his dagger with all the speed he could produce in the situation and...
Roll for damage.

Rolled 2, 4, 4, 2 = 12 (4d4)

>>5709516
"Perrfect." Kinny purred as the dagger sunk under the water's surface.

>>5709516
hmm curious if appears that Maggie has some hidden lore, Maggie what did you know about slimes before events occurred

>>5709519
>36
And then the surface of water fucking exploded with the electricity.

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>>5709522
KA BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!

>>5709516
Mog was surprised. Trying to find his voice he eventually asked Maggie "You had these even back in your time? Did your people invent these creatures or were they always around?"

>>5709496
While he waited for a response he glanced at Ursus and nodded his head sideways towards the seeds, urging the wise bear to take a look and see if there was anything useful to be gleaned from the bearers of life. If nothing else, the warband could safe guard the seeds to sustain a future rebellious population against the apes, and feed the needy and hungry when war inevitably gripped the land once more.

>>5709528
Dibs on farming them, I have experience in this

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>>5709522
EEEEUUUHXPLOOOOSION!

>>5709530
"Go for it buddy."

Rolled 14 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>5709528
carefully inspecting each bag of seed Ursus gazes upon the various seeds

>>5709519
>>5709522
>>5709520
>>5709525
>It seems the wrath of god has just begun as the Raccoons now must pay for what Simon has done in his time here.
>The Lightning strikes down from the heavens and obliterates every fucking raccoon in the lake!
>Leaving absolutely nothing remaining aside from a few tails.
>It seems everything paid off with this gamble.

>>5709521
>Not only did this attack seem to gain Maggie's attention, with her being very astounded that it would work that well.
>But it seemed the bear also gained her attention as well.
"Oh what do I know about slimes? They used to appear in commercials on almost every channel. Costed about fifty dollars just get one. Personally I always wanted one as a pet before the war started. They just seemed so cool."

>>5709528
"Nah, we kind of got them banned since the Burning of Russia. They came with the Draconians on their spaceship. They said they were the children's pets and they kind of kept them. Even shared them with Humans. Though the Xenarus company did try to weaponize them, they really couldn't though. They're just too peaceful. Other than that don't know what happened after the humans got rid of them."

>>5709533
>They are just normal seeds. Some of them looking fresh.
>Like they were just harvested about two hours ago.
"Excuse me mr bear."
>The Turquoise Deer asks.
"But what exactly does your old one do? It doesn't seem to be godly like our druid said they were? Are they a god something?"

>>5709536
The old ones where sufficiently advanced people not really gods but mortals with the know how to achieve god like acts, they are the reason we even are self aware in the first place

>>5709537
Maggie what is the greatest technological advancement before the dragons showed up on this world?

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>>5709522

>>5709541
"Mostly space travel. At least that's what I think is the greatest achievement we did. But that was thanks to the Draconians. As to what me made to we made ourselves... damn what was the last thing we actually made. We understood how the technology worked more than made anything with it. Sorry if that wasn't the answer you were looking for Ursus."

>>5709536
lol, lmao even at the raccoons suffering collective punishment for the sins of Simon

"Space...ship?" Mog asked, dreading the answer.

>>5709543
Space I believe is the very stars above us
there is nothing wrong with your answer from what you’ve told us you were born around the time the dragon had been on earth

>>5709544
>Maggie then looked over to Mog.
>She then remembers his religion is based around the moon.
"I- I mean we never could get to the moon though. We could never reach it's holy atmosphere due to humans not being that pure."
>>5709550
"I guess that is true."
>Maggie replies.
>Soon the turquoise horned deer couldn't help but stare at the group dynamic.
"You talk so casually to the old one. I thought you always had to remain silent towards them."

>>5709544
I wouldn’t worry about it after all the dragons and humanity faught against each other and humanity still managed to cripple the ones on earth imagine how badly they will lose to both ours and humanities descendants with the scavenged technology and understanding.

>>5709558
"What about...Them? The demons?! The Dragons!?" Mog whispered. The deer went almost unheard, at the edge of his consciousness. Most likely their 'Old One' or whatever they were familiar with was an illusion they were instructed not to disturb, lest the spell be broken. Mayhaps...mayhaps...

>>5709558
Well she’s but she’s a person no greater no lesser it’s better to treat her so especially with what she’s been through

>>5709565
Well she’s a person sorry for the typo

Rolled 1 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5709564
"..... No."
Rolling Deception.

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>>5709569

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>>5709569

>>5709569
"Okay so they have been to the moon and we have been there as well. Or maybe none of us did someone ince told me they faked it. But I don't know the footage looked real."

>>5709569
Did we break Mog?

>>5709587
Wouldn’t surprise me if it was real what with the many wonders your people have created

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>>5709569
>>5709571
For a time silence reigned.

...

...

...

In the stunned silence the air was robbed of any distractions to prevent Mog from seeing the kindly lie for the lie it was.

...

Then all hell broke loose.

Mog howled, loud and clear. His anguish rippling off the walls. He howled until his voice went hoarse, then howled again. When he was done he ranted "The Moon...SULLIED! Her virgin flesh tarnished by those MONSTERS! The Heavens...invaded! A war in Heaven! A WAR IN HEAVEN! The souls disturbed from their rightful rest! Called to war in their silver years! No wonder she is so scarred! Look at her pockmarks! That we still receive her grace is a wonder! No wonder that the spirits return so unbalanced to their mortal coils to wander the Earth in befuddlement! The end of days was nearly upon us so long ago! Aaaaauuuwwwh!"

He drew his sword, its keen edging singing with thaumaturgical might. He leapt over the seeds, stabbing the cavern wall. With effort he ran the circumference of the cavern, dragging the naked blade through stone, scarring the fundamental constitution of the Earth in his rage. The scrape of metal against sword was like claws on a chalkboard, a heavy bass thrum emanating from the blade as the magic pulsed through the air and into the cavern walls.

Enraged, he ran outside, running in a circle chasing his own tail until he had collapsed from exhaustion. He knew in his heart that if he went longer he wouldn't have the wherewithal to restrain himself from howling into the open air and alerting everyone to their presence even more openly, or from slaughtering the cultists below without discrimination. So he spent his energy chasing himself and burning out his feelings until he couldn't feel anymore.

>>5709594
Let’s let him process this rid bit, I will go out there in a bit to help him process being the one to bring this up

>>5709594
"Sh- should I go talk to him."
>Maggie asks.
"No. Let him vent out. He probably needs it."
>Bobby reassures the human.

>>5709596
Ursus waits a bit for his leader to return if he hasn’t done so yet he will venture out of the cave in order to maybe assist

>>5709605
"What is it?!" Mog growled out from his prone position on the cold hard ground, his voice trailing off in a plaintive whine.

>>5709609
Ursus gently walks over and sits beside mog

>>5709609
you don’t need to talk or explain anything there is no judgment and no anger from me

>>5709611
Are you ok with this?

>>5709613
You guys can continue on but unfortunately I got a call asking for my help. Sorry guys.[/spoilers]

>>5709615
(Hay it’s cool we’ve been doing a prett Long session all things considered)

>>5709610
Hearing the heavy tread of the bear come up beside him Mog's ear perked. Then he rested his head on his paws and watched the chaos below as the deer investigated mountains of corpses. They sat for a time in companionable silence.

After awhile Mog broke the silence to say "The dragons really have no consciousness or grace amongst their kind, y'know? It is surely no mistake that whenever a lizard ventures apart from their elder masters that they are suddenly perfectly ordinary flawed animals, capable of good or ill. But under the thrall of the mighty wyrms they burn and pillage without mercy or question. They have to go I think. They wage a war on all of us, both on a metaphysical level and in the way most of us are acquainted."

He waited to let Ursus express his bromides and reassurances, then changed the subject abruptly. "So, how were the seeds? What'd you find? Anything good?

>>5709615
Alright, see you next Tuesday then...I guess? Good to get back in the swing of things at the very least.

>>5709617
Definitely of good quality

>>5709619
See ya then

Should be available.

>>5715085
I most likely will as well.

>>5715099
Been called to move a washer. Will be here in about an hour or two.

>>5715324
Alright don’t strain yourself

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Since we're sharing this blog and life things, it looks like Mog has put pomegranate in Kinny's Whiskas (metaphorically).
Apperently I ate pesticides and my stomach still hasn't fully recovered 3 days later. Someone is going to die for this.

>>5715347
Is this ooc

Like did someone irl poison you

>>5715357
Yes.
>>5715360
Technically, yes. My mother bought some strawberries that apparently gave everyone momentary shits, but my stomach is so fucked in general that it's my 3rd day shitting water.

>>5715370
By frozen king

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>>5715347
>>5715370
God damn, what the fuck. Sorry to hear that man, get better soon.

>>5715347
>>5715370
Holy shit are you okay?!
Did you see a doctor for that?

>>5709569
>>5709587
>>5709593
>>5709594
>>5709596
>>5709598
>>5709605
>>5709609
>>5709610
>>5709611
>>5709613
>>5709617
>>5709627
>Maggie felt sorry for revealing the truth about the moon to the Paladin of the Moon.
>Still she wished that there was something she could say to the poor wolf.
>Suddenly there was a noise.
>Sounded like a loud thud.
>Soon the whole group looks outside the cave to see a charred raccoon falling from the sky.
>Seems to be a victim of Kinny's brilliant and precise attack.
>Maggie was impressed to see her suggestion had did the damage it did.
>Jenkins on the otherhand was not.
>Jenkins then went up to the bear, cat, and fox.
"We're sure to get spotted now. We need to just leave. You got your weapons and a few other important things. Plus we did a lot of damage to these barbarians! We need to get the fuck out of here."
>Though Jenkins had a point you were still missing your guns.
>Leaving them with these people would probably bite you back later.
Leave the guns or stay for the guns?

>>5715398
As much as we might want to leave we might want to get our guns

>>5715391
I'm okay(I guess?) and no, I believe in natural selection.

>>5715399
Even if these guys are killed others like the pigs will take them, also we need our supplies as well if we plan on making it to our destination

>>5715398
The peace and quiet with Ursus nestled up alongside him came to an abrupt end the sky started to rain raccoons. Jenkins then came and offered his opinion. It took a greater effort than he'd like, but eventually Mog roused his weary mind enough to respond. "We can't let the raccoons keep our guns or the daggers, honestly, either one is almost as bad as the other. Plus, there's still the Giant Slayer, Ursus's Giant War Hatchet, and Tweed's Strong Mace missing, the latter is one of the weapons I would actually consider using as a viable alternative to my sword in the case of a need for a blunt weapon. Not to mention a bunch of mundane weapons of ours are missing, they may not be worth the spilled blood, but they're ours and I'm not sure if I want to leave these guys any weapons to harass people with. We also still have to check the pink caverns."

It was unfortunate, but in the name of reclaiming their property it seemed bloodshed was inevitable. If these guys didn't have their share of monstrous deeds to their name Mog would honestly hesitate to pursue battle over some pieces of metal, enchanted or not. There was so little time to think, and his companions didn't seem in the mood for mercy. For his part Mog still vacillated between indignation at this whole affair and the feeling that they were ultimately just harming allies with different methods in the fight against the great Factions. Oh well, he put his opinion out into the room, time to hear what everyone else had to say.

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>>5715399
>>5715406
>>5715409
>Before Jenkins could protest, you all could hear a set of hooves rushing over to the crime scene you have committed.
>It was one of the Yellow Antlered Deer.
>He looks... unamused at most.
"Fucking raccoons can't keep their lightning daggers in their fucking pockets. Oh well... they will become planted with the trees like the rest. The trees need their nutrients."
>Seems these yellow deer do not care about their allies.
>Still it was best not to worry about that, best to try and figure out a way to get their shields disabled.

>Still it would be interesting to check out the pink door nearby.
>You all then enter the Female Prison.
>Seems like there is no one in here.
>This Pink Room is useless.
You can still look around (use Perception) if you want though.

Rolled 17 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>5715416
I have a minus 3

>>5715418
>You do end up noticing one thing.
>A ring.
>Seems to be made of some sort of amber like Maggie's Polymorph ring.
>But this one was filled with cricket legs and rose petals.
>An odd choice to say the least.
Keep the ring?

Rolled 13 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5715416
Looking around confused Mog realised they'd already been here. He was getting turned around. Still, weren't two doors opened by one of the deer they'd killed? Maybe it was the one on the other side of the waterfall? He'd head over there next, if nothing was there then he figured they may as well descent and deal with the orange and then the yellow deer.

>Perception roll.
>Then head to the pink door on the opposite side of the waterfall and check it.

>>5715425
hmm I pick it up and show it to everyone and suggest we keep this in the backpack

>>5715428
Mog shrugged. "Okay, why don't you hold onto it for now?"

>>5715429
alright

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>>5715427
>>5715428
>>5715429
>Seems like a good keep.
>Most of you then head out on the other side.
>Maggie, Kinny, Turquoise Deer, Mog, and Ursus all heading to the other side of the waterfall.
>You all take a peek in the pink room.
>The deer that you have seem to recruited with the slime backing away from it for a bit.
"You.... you might want to stay away from that room."
>He nervously says to you.
"It's not really that interesting. Unless you are interested in it."
>Maggie looked at the deer for a bit.
"The fuck could be in there that makes you nervous?"
"It's.... it's an orgy room. Our druid set it so we could we could reproduce more once we het more females in the group. Though... I'm not interested in that kind of stuff. My ma once said, that her deity told her that sex should be saved for marriage."
>Maggie looked at the deer for a bit.
"You're secretly gay aren't you?"
"What's that?"
"Nevermind. Mog, Kinny, Ursus this faggot said this room is useless. So what are we doing now?"

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>>5715434
What do you mean meat more females in the group

>>5715437
meant to say get
>The deer looks over to the bear.
"We don't have a lot of females aside from our druid."

>>5715434
Ominous. In more ways than one. He hoped this group wasn't intending on abducting participants for these orgies. Still, best check it out to make sure they weren't missing anything. "Alright, lets make it quick. Scouts, check it out, anyone stealthy and observant, get in there and do your jobs and report back. We're almost through this cursed place." Mog ordered, a modicum of impatience bleeding through his voice. Finally they could be done with looting caves and confront these freaks and move on.

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>>5715439
You have just made the bar even lower give me one reason at all why should not wipe your tribe off the face of the earth

>>5715445
Wait don’t answer that we are already taxed for time

Rolled 18 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5715445
>>5715446
"I honestly can't."
>The deer says clearly defeated.
>The slime beast then starting to try and cheer him up.
>Suddenly there was a noise from down one step.
"Hey! What's going on up there! Who are you talking to?"
>The voice seeming very deep to be a raccoon.
>Must have been another deer.
"Adler is that you?! Is your barrier down?! Wouldn't want these pig fuckers to steal our seeds."
>The turquoise deer, now having a name of Adler looked a bit nervous as he was being called out.
"I.... I.... I ran out of spellslots. I was trying to save the raccoon that fell from the sky. I though Cure Wounds would work on them."
Rolling Deception.
1d20+1
Will probably make a sheet for Adler later.

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Basically Ursus reaction.
Also Ursus will act as a defense outside the cave incase we get surrounded

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>>5715453
Waow.

Rolled 3 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5715453
"Oh Adler. Those stupid fucks were not worth saving. Just go on and get healed by the slime, get your spell slots back, and put that barrier back up. Oh and be careful, heard from those stupid fucks there's a wolf chopping off our fellow deer's heads. You may be a weakling but that's not a fate any deer would want to have. Be safe up there. You dumb bitch."
>After getting a warming from the deer, Adler looked to the group.
"I think we should be careful."
>While Maggie wanted to yell, "No Fuck!", she didn't for two reasons.
>One she could tell this deer was bullied enough already.
>Two it would give away their positions.

>>5715444
>Maggie however decides to check the room for Mog.
>Peeping her head inside and looking around to see if there was infact anything useful.
Rolling Maggie's Perception

>>5715464
>>5715370
"Um, well, okay...but I was thinking it was more of Kinny's or Jenkins job." Mog whispered after her. Oh well. Probably wasn't important, they could search more thoroughly later.

>>5715464
Oof

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>>5715464
>It was nothing more than a cave with some tacky decor inside it.
>Mostly a leopard patterned bed being the most interesting out of the bunch of items she saw.
>Though she would come to question if associating leopard patterns with romance was considered racist or not.
>Maybe a question she should ask Kinny since he is a cat.
>She then went back to Mog.
"No one in there. Just tacky romantic furniture. One of them being a leopard pattern bed. Just pointing that out there."

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>>5715464
After the raccoon leaves Ursus gives a reassuring hand grip on the deers shoulder

>>5715491
>Adler looks up to the giant bear figure.
"Did I do something wrong?"

>>5715471
>>5715477
What's the plan now?

>>5715477
Mog scoffed, exhaling harshly through the side of his mouth followed by a derisive "Hmph."

"Figures. Well, lets go finish off the deer and raccoons, spare those that surrender, but otherwise it doesn't look like they'll make this easy on us. The deer with the glowing orange horns first on the plateau below, then the yellow horned ones. Lets move!"

>>5715495
No no you didn’t

>>5715498
It’s time to move

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>>5715498
>>5715500
>>5715507
>You all get close to the edge.
Who does the first sneak attack?

>>5715510
I’d be up for it but I’m not good at stealth what about you mog?

>>5715516
I mean all you have to do is make an attack roll with advantage. None of them notice you guys.

Rolled 19 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5715517
Oh allright
>Ursus swings towards the glowing orange antlered deer with frost bane

Rolled 1 + 2 (1d4 + 2)

>>5715520
First half of the damage

Rolled 1 (1d6)

Second half

>>5715520
>>5715525
>>5715528
>With a strong attack from his Frostbane, Ursus was able to chop a chunk off the bastard in front of him.
>The raccoons in front of him witnessing the whole thing.
>Trying their best to pull their daggers out on time.
Mog and Kinny are you two ready to fight?

Rolled 12, 11 + 6 = 29 (2d20 + 6)

>>5715533
Mog rushed over the ledge, practically bowling over his target as he swung his sword in a heavy crescent arc.

>Attack roll with advantage.

Sorry for the late posting.

Rolled 1, 1, 4 + 4 = 10 (3d4 + 4)

>>5715533
>>5715545
>Broadsword damage + STR

Thunder damage next roll.

Rolled 5 (1d8)

>>5715533
>>5715547
>Thunder damage.

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>>5715545
>>5715547
>>5715549
>With one fell swoop the Wolf finished off the deer.
>Cleaving his head clean off.
>The other two raccoons immediately dropping their daggers as they saw their leader decapitated.
"Dear god..."
>As one stood there frozen in place the other attempted to run to get the Yellow Deer or other raccoon to help.
>Immediately chittering and screaming for help.
Do you do?

>>5715558
OOC I’ll wait for mog to make a move

Rolled 15 + 6 (1d20 + 6)

>>5715558
>>5715563
"Quick! Grab em and muffle em!" Mog shouted. He then leapt forward to do just that.

>Rolling to grapple with Athletics.

Rolled 9 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>5715572
Rolling Acrobatics/Dex Save to counter.

Rolled 15 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>5715572

>>5715572
>>5715573
>>5715575
>The fucker was soon caught and gagged.
>Making sure another sound could not escape his mouth.
>While he did try to struggle to break free he was no where near as slick as he thought.
Now that he is caught what do you do?

>>5715583
Well there is the pink cave we can throw em into

>>5715583
"Tie them up, then we can pass them to Ord and Potato to police." Mog barked out after seeing Ursus had managed to subdue the other. He pressed the raccoon's head into the dirt while he fished in his backpack with his mouth for rope.

>Tie up the raccoons and hand them off to the NPCs to manage.

>>5715588
"Good thinking."

>>5715588
There is a pink cave a floor above you.

>>5715588
>>5715590
>>5715591
>You soon give the raccoons to Maggie and Adler with one order.
>Put them in the pink room.
>Though it was awkward for Adler he and Maggie followed your orders.
>Putting them in the possibly offensive leopard skinned room.
>You also managed to get all the weapons off them.
>Gaining the following.
Two Daggers
A Fire Dagger
A Lightning Dagger
>You also notice a cave behind you.
Enter it?

>>5715592
Into the breach again

>>5715592
>>5715593
The wolf sighed. "Here we go again. Lets go."

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>>5715596
>As you enter the room you notice something.
>It's a lot more decorated if not just as decorated as the mating room.
>Though this feels more like an actual home than anything.
>To Ursus it feels like the ruins of the homes of the Old Ones.
>But more fresh and new.
>Looking around you can definitely see some material needed for some spells.
>Druidic Spells.
>So you could easily assume that this is the druid's room.
>But why would a druid live in a room that looked like it belonged to a human?
Look around a bit more?

>>5715602
Yes I would like to look around for more

>>5715605
Roll Perception or Investigation.

>>5715602
I'll assist Ursus

"Maybe the druid learned to like the luxuries of the past? Or perhaps this druid is secretly human masquerading as one of us using Old One technology or magic? Do you think this creature is like the 'Eugene' that Simon went on and on about or something?" Mog mused out to the open air.

Rolled 5 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>5715612
Investigation

>>5715615
Hmm iether way they have a lot to answer for

>>5715616
I am being assisted by mog does that give me advantage?

It'd really help if Kinny wasn't sick. He's good at this, Bobby might be as well come to think of it.

>>5715616
>>5715620
You have advantage thanks to Mog's assistance.

Rolled 17 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>5715627
Advantage roll

>>5715632
>You loot around the room for a bit.
>After a while you find something familiar.
>It's a bunch of amber rings with Cocoons in them.
>Just like the one Maggie was given.
>None of them looked charged at all.
>Some of them even look broken.
>Whatever the case these were now used up, possibly broken Polymorph Rings.
>Now the question was...
>Why the hell does a druid need polymorph rings if they are able to transform through wildshape?

>>5715639
That cannot be a good sign

>>5715639
"Maggie, do you know anything about this? I don't know why a druid would need polymorph rings, as they can transform through their wildshaping magic. Wizards if they are strong enough are also able to polymorph. Do you think my earlier wild guesses about this 'druid' being a human are true? Maybe the trees are some strange human technology rather than evil magic?" Mog asked, unsure of what he was seeing. He felt off balance somehow, this just kept getting stranger and stranger.

Still, he made sure to pocket all the rings, just in case.

>Take the rings, even the broken fragments.

>>5715642
it’s beginning to look like that

>>5715642
>Maggie looked over the rings.
"I barely understand my ring Mog. What makes you think I know how all these rings work. As for the trees, I highly doubt these trees are technology. They look too real. Though I do think you are onto something. If this otter druid is in fact a human then what is their connection with the trees? Especiallly if they have the power to turn living beings into trees. There has to be some sort of science to it. Wait. That polymorph spell, can it be like thrown onto someone? You know can it's user transform other people?"

>>5715658
That’s a terrifying idea

>>5715660
Either way let’s beat feet and go get our guns if the Druid is actually human than they probably know the danger they pose

>>5715658
>>5715660
Mog nodded seriously "A terrifying idea indeed, Ursus. As for the Polymorph spell...I'm honestly not sure. I think maybe wizards can cast it in a more freeform way than a druid's wildshape, but it isn't my domain of magic, an entirely different arena if you will. Maybe they can cast it on others, I think I heard something like that a long time ago."

>>5715672
"Agreed, lets go finish this. Lets start with the deer and remaining raccoons."

Sorry guys something came up. So I have to leave.
Hopefully we can have Kinny here next week. Sorry again my friends.

>>5715679
Yeah, hopefully he'll have recovered by then for the final confrontation with the leaders of this cult. Thanks for running QM, see you next Tuesday.

>>5715672
You too Ursus, see you around.

Should be available tomorrow.

>>5719746
I may or may not be, but probably will be. I know that doesn't help much, but if I am available then I'll probably be here around my previous late usual time, maybe with an hour on top of that.

>>5719746
Will be there if I don’t over sleep

>>5715658
>>5715660
>>5715672
>>5715673
>>5715675
>You suddenly hear something outside.
>Sounds like some fuckers scurrying about.
>Maggie was the first to go outside and check.
>She saw that raccoons were surrounding the area along with a a yellow antlered deer.
>He soon looks up to the floor above him.
"Weak followers of Pigs and Apes! We know you are up there! It is time for you to surrender! We will give you all a swift death for the tyranny and atrocities you have committed! Along with converting our important deer to your side! He and maybe your old one will be spared! The rest of you will be punished though!"
What do you do?

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>>5720324
Forgot the image.

>>5720324
Hmm you assume we follow apes or pigs, you make assumptions, besides I have seen the sins you have committed against people like your dungeons and what I have been informed by one of your deer is a literal rape dungeon no you are just as bad if not more than the apes and pigs and im pretty sure your Druid is probably an old one themselves

>>5720324
That won’t save them from retribution.
You are quite the hypocrite deer like the abomination your Druid made combining a tree and a gorilla in constant pain

>>5720324
>Ursus whispers to mog and kinny get a possible mode of retreat ready incase you know who shows up I’m gonna get their attention on me seeing as I’m the least stealthy

>>5720352
>>5720353
>>5720355
"You say this bear. But ours sins must be made if we are to create a future of peace. One without the senseless wars the Lizards and Apes are having. One where the Pigs can no longer profit from the pain our world feels. But our sins are minor compared to theirs for we help the earth and do not plan on destroying it. With the help with the Wolves of Canis Lupin we will soon achieve that dream and wipe out our enemies."

>>5720372
That’s mighty rich coming from the guys having their own civil war down there

>>5720373
"We have destroyed the false prophets. They're body will be fed to the trees."

>>5720374
Really selling the cult vibe your making

>>5720374
Tell you what you and me one on one fight let’s see how much you believe in your own words

Rolled 4 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5720375
>>5720376
>The deer scoffs.
"You wish to engage in combat. Very well. But know this. I shall not go easy on you. For I am a paladin for our great nature goddess. Sure this shall be an easy fight between us. Come on down and face me then."
Ursus... roll initiative. I'm rolling mine.

Rolled 16 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>5720378
Rolling

>>5720379
That’s a minus two to my initiative

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>>5720378
>>5720379
>The deer told his raccoons to leave the premise.
>Wanting to make it as interesting as could for himself.
>As Ursus climbed down the tree the deer introduced himself.
"I am Jericho! The Paladin Deer of the nature goddess, Jordan! May I ask for your name?"
The battle begins after this post. You go fist Ursus.

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>5720384
I am Ursus a simple farmer
>Ursus goes for a swing
Now shut up and fight

>>5720387
Roll for damage.

>>5720387
That’s with a plus 4

Rolled 1 + 2 (1d6 + 2)

>>5720387
Initially half of the damage

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>5720387
Last half of the damage

Rolled 9 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>5720390
>>5720394
>>5720387
>He received a bit of damage, but he was still standing well.
>He then grabbed his longsword by his mouth and ran towards the bear.
>He aimed his blade towards the bear as he rushed towards him.
>Wanting to slash him good.
Rolling to hit tell me if I do.

>>5720402
Miss

Rolled 16 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5720402
Ursus moved out of the way of the swing seeing the deer’s move he then aimed to swing again with his axe as he and his combatant where locked in mortal combat

>>5720404
"Interesting my lucky opponent. It seems the Apes gave you good armor."
>>5720408
You hit.

Rolled 5 + 2 (1d6 + 2)

>>5720408
First half of the damage

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>5720409
Gave is a strong word, I merely took the armor off KAR the ape I personally killed after he attempted the life of a cub

Rolled 13 + 5 (1d20 + 5)

>>5720409
>>5720410
>>5720411
>You were now doing damage to him.
>He began panting a bit.
"Good swordsmanship. But I do know some healing abilities."
>His horns start glowing and starts healing up.
Rolling for heal.

Rolled 6 + 5 (1d8 + 5)

>>5720414
Let me reroll that that was meant to be 1d8

Rolled 5 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5720414
Hmm you think I’m going to just let you heal in the middle of lethal combat?
>At the end of his turn I strike again

>>5720414
>>5720415
Other than that it is now your turn now Ursus.

>>5720417
I believe that’s a miss you go ahead and roll