Ask what experiments she wants to do. Offer out assistance.

>>7116542

She's rather sexually attractive, even solely considering her interests and gender.

Hey quest lord, do you think you might make it a little harder for us? Everything seems to be going right all the time right now. It's getting a bit boring to be honest.

>>7116557
>>7116535
>>7116503
>>7116483
Seems to be two ideas. Looking at her parents, they seem a bit worried by all this alchemical talk, and other conversation has died down some. Continue talking alchemy or segue into something new?

>>7116564
We have been rolling rather well, though.

>>7116564

Silence blasphemer!
Wait until the Chantry uprisings and rogue gryphon attacks.
Yes, gryphons with the rogue class.

Current party status:
You are the Thomas Green. You are a lord of an area with 100 dudes.
You have a Bard and a Scolarly type dude with you.
You are at a feast where om nom nom nom nom, and a neighbouring lord has a daughter there, Sarah, that you are (possibly) interested in marrying.
Also here is the lord himself, Sheff, who you have good relations with.
Sheff's dog, who saved his life, and is the father of your own dog. Your dog is here too.
Also Sheff's wife, sheff's 2 other children (both sons), and the lords of 2 other nearby provinces are here.

Oh and there's food. Yay!

>>7116508

fourthing this from beyond the grave, let's back off from the discussion with her wanting to continue it. Suggest after the hunt or sometime before we depart.

>>7116572
Segue into something new. This is Sheff's celebration. We don't want to make a scene.

>>7116572
Maybe talk about archery a bit. She said she dabbled in it.

>>7116572
Segue the fuck out of that shit bro.
Segue it.
Let's talk about HUNTING. fuck year.

>>7116564
I kinda plan out things ahead of time, from what you guys say is the plan for months to come. Don't worry, I have a couple things coming up soon that won't be so happy. Lets just say a certain dorf is involved. . .

>>7116586

Tell her that you'd like to talk more about her interests at a later date, indicate her parents presence to her subtly, then move onto something new.

>>7116599
Oh god...please don't tell me we have dorfy blood on our hands.

rolled 5 = 5

>We have been rolling rather well, though.

They see me rollin'

>>7116603
This is good when combined with a segue into hunting with her father.

>>7116589
>>7116587

You smoothly change topic into hunting and archery, and she is a little disappointed with the change, but follows the conversation closely. The parents seem relieved, and conversation continues. Timeskip to hunt?

>>7116572
Maybe suggest we can help her in a whisper.

>>7116625
Hunt seems good. I'd say we should use the Ring of Luck +1/month that we just picked up on this hunt, if the opportunity arises.

>>7116629
She's across the table. Immediately on your left are both of her parents. . .

>>7116629
Ehhh ... doesn't seem right to do this at a dinner table. Probably talk to her father about it during the hunt. Who knows? If she's a half-decent archer she might wanna come along with us. Bring whoever else wants to come, too. :)

>>7116625

Why not? Use our ring for this trip though. When we come back home the month will probably be overt so it's as good a time as any.

>>7116643
So, Huntin'! Who's coming along with us?
More people on the hunt the better. Sheff, Us, Sheff's dog (if possible), Our dog, either of the other 2 lords, any of Sheff's children who want in. We'll have ourselves a good ol' hunt. =D

>>7116650
Ok, d20 to see how well you do in general conversation, with the +2 for the ring. High roll wanted, Alchemy Ones, stay out of it if you want this luck to keep on going. Then to the hunt.

rolled 1 = 1

>>7116677

They see me rollin

>>7116647
Sheff likes us. I'd say we're in with a good chance.

It's a bad idea to make too much of a move on her without his consent.

>>7116683
Troll is evil, ignore the troll.

>>7116683
Oh man I'm glad I was in the bathroom for that one.

>>7116662

i guess sheff will organise, we will take stark and maybe let erik do his own thing see if he can pick up any rumours about whats happening around our lands from the servents of the other lords

>>7116683

This makes me happy.
Happier than I've been in a long time.

>>7116662
Both of Sheff's children will be coming on the hunt. Sarah is staying home, as much as she'd like to come, her parents disapprove of her unladylike behaviour.

Quick question. How the hell do you roll?

>>7116687
Seems like he did roll a d20 though.
Dem trolls man! Dem fukken trolls!

>>7116697
Put "dice 1d20" (without brackets) in the E-mail field

>>7116697
>Shouting_homer.jpg
>NEWFAGS CAN'T ROLL

dice+(number of dice)d(size of dice) in the email field without the brackets.

rolled 15 = 15

>>7116708
Testing.

>>7116683

i think we just took a shit in the soup or something

>>7116720
No, no, don't be silly. Our beard just spontaniously combusted.

>>7116683
Problem, Sheff family?

>>7116720
Well, we were using the ring. So it's a 3 rather than a 1. Not much different, but it might be the difference between brainfarting and soupsharting.

"So I heard an amusing anecdote from my favourite peasant Baldric the other day. Everybody, everybody gather round and hear this story..."

rolled 9 = 9

>>7116738
Stacked roll! Roll to see how much we fail, lower = more fail, higher = less fail

>>7116748

>>7116738

ring has to be used in the post that rolls so we didnt use it

I think Quest Lord is asleep. >.>

>>7116787
We did, quest lord said we did
So we did.
... We did, didn't we?
Dear god I hope we did.

>>7116788
No, he's just shitting himself laughing about how badly we just did.

>>7116683
Shit, this legit? Alchemy Ones, that you again?

You have a bit too much to drink and impress poorly. You're about to say something rather direct regarding Sarah, but the ring warms itself, and your head clears some. Getting hold of yourself you be a bit quieter. Lady Sheff, Sarah and Sylem aren't impressed, although the remaining lords have also drunk deeply and don't notice.

(Fuck that ring saved you, in a BIG way.)

You soon are underway for the hunt en route to the small woods just south of the town. Suddenly Erik stops gossiping with the smallfolk of the castle and runs up to you, pulling you aside with some urgency. It appears that Lord Sylem has a dwarf caged in his room, by the name of Urist. It's very likely the same merchant who visited your town earlier. How do you procede?

>On the ring, the roller must say in the post if he is using it.

>>7116802
>Alchemy Ones, that you again?

This one wasn't me. I was in the bathroom.

>>7116802
Go on hunt, can't leave hunt for Urist now can we?
Maybe after the hunt we'll see to Urist.

>>7116802

>Lord Sylem has a dwarf caged in his room, by the name of Urist.

shit just got real

>>7116802
I don't see why we can't confront this Lord on the matter. If it's true, we buy him off him and then set Urist free.

>>7116802
Apologise profusely when you get the chance.

Take Sylem off to the side and warn him about the caged Dwarf. About how it might bring the wrath of the Dwarves upon our heads if it is not released

>>7116802
Who's on the hunt with us? (include dogs in this list)

>>7116802
Oh what the fucking fuck?

Let's remain very god damn clam and just rationally find out what in the bastard hells is going the shit on here.

In a very genteel way of course.

rolled 18 = 18

>>7116802
By the power of dice, if I roll a 20 we must go save Urist immediately, hunt and honor be damned!

Wait, a troll who can manipulate fate?
Is that you, Eldrad? You are such a dick!

>>7116795
>>7116801
you did. And you saved yourself in a big way because of it. You aren't stupid enough to tell a baldric joke though, just loudly ask her father if you can court her, with some innuendo. The ring savd you there, you just were a drunken idiot for a bit. The mother isn't happy with you, but you didn't undo all the work with the alchemy talk with Sarah. Just some. If you didn't have that ring there (the roll was particularly to use it) well, I'd have you kiss your chances of wooing her goodbye. Luckily, the ring saved you.

>>7116834
Agreed.

>>7116829

sylem is a psycho we need to be careful, should try and find out what sort of relationship he has with sheff

ask erik if he knows what realtions are like between sheff and sylem (if they are really friendly or he has been invited for diplomacy), if he is much of a hunter and if he is a betting man

i reckon we could win urist from him by betting on who bags the better game in the hunt

>>7116854
Can we apologise profusely to everyone involved. Say that you got caught up in the revelry and you normally wouldn't drink that much?

>>7116838
Both Stark and Redfear, as well as Sylem's hound Kayn.
Sheff, both his sons, Sylar and Lyann.

rolled 281 = 281

>>7116850
>trollface.jpg

Hold a sec, people. We've heard the Sylem's are crazy, let's not piss them off just yet. Let's get the hunt out of the way and then confront the Lord on the matter.

Also, I vote we become a bit less flaunting with the alcoholic beverage. I'm not saying be a teetotaler or anything, but god damn.

>>7116802
try to get into conversation with sylem during the hunt and mention that you hate dwarves, see what he has to say

>>7116802

I MOTHERFUCKING TOLD YOU ALL WE SHOULD STEAL SOMETHING OF HIS. BUT NOO WE HAD TO BE ALL GENTLEMANLY AND SHIT.

>>7116873
Who's Sylar?

>>7116887

we should get baldric to serve us water disguised as a jug of ale so we dont look like we cant handle our drink in the future

>>7116903
If we had stole something of his we probably would have held it up and giglled about how clever we were. Now shut up.

>>7116917
I agree

>>7116863
Erik states that he's a decent hunter, but is more given to bloodier persuits. Duels, Dogfighting, Melee, Scarbord (a game played with knives and dice, not favoured with nobility outside Sylar estate), etc. He is a gambling man though.

He was invited more for diplomacy, he is the major millitary power in this region, and although relations with between Sheff and him are polite they're nothing amazing. Lyann is a close friend of Sheff's though.

>>7116904
Feck, Sylem.

>>7116873
So Sylem's dog's hunting with us but not Sylem himself? I'm cool with that but it's a bit unusual.

>>7116936
Warn Sheff about the Dwarf when you are alone with him.

>>7116955
Sylem's there. It was just a typo.

>>7116950
Oh. That explains it. Never mind. ^_^
Well, let's get hunting. Burn that +1 ring to see what sort of game we bag. :D
Privately, express interest in courting Sarah to Sheff, if we haven't done so already with our roll of 1.

>>7116887
>>7116900
>>7116863
>>7116844
>>7116834
>>7116829
A lot of ideas here, but which are you going with?

>>7116957
No, Sylam is the one we need to warn.

>>7116936
Gamblin' man, eh?
And we have a +1 ring of luck -and- a slightly better hunting skill?

Hm. What could we offer him in a bet for the dwarf? I don't think we have anything to offer, really.

>>7116968
Not yet. You want to use the ring for the hunt or for asking him about his daughter? Note you've sobered up some on your way here.

>>7116974
I think it's generally running along the Warn Sheff, talk to Sylam route.

>>7116974

lets chat with Sylam a bit before we make any rash decisions see if we can find out more about the circumstances of him having the dwarf

>>7116975

Yes let's confront the number one military power in the region who also might very well be an insane psycopath

>>7116991
We have some small amount of gold but he might be willing to gamble just for the ability to gloat against us.

>>7116974
I'd say we gamble for urist's freedom if we can offer something of equal value.

Failing that we calmly and politely tell Sheff that, uh, Sylem may have one of our friends - a trader dwarf - held prisoner.

>>7116999
Use ring for hunt imo. Win hunt = impress everyone present.

>>7116999
I'd hold the ring in reserve for whatever we end up doing in regards to Urist.

Hunting and wooing can be done at any time, but this is extra-important.

>>7117017
Should we really use up both our rings so soon?

>>7117009

i dont think we should risk forcing sheff to shit up his diplomatic relations with a psycho warmonger for a dwarf, lets deal with this ourselves

>>7117009
This.

We don't want to cause trouble for Sheff or make ourselves look bad. Give him fair warning. Hell, maybe even ask him for advice. Sheff knows this guy better than we do.

>>7117020
Agreed, proceed with hunt as normal, but mention to lord Sheff that we heard rumors about dorfs and cages.
(We didn't think he went for the kinky stuff but.....)

>>7117037
We should at least advise him of whats happening, we don't want to potentially start a political incident on his soil without him being aware.

>>7117004
This. Let's at least find out WHY he's been caged.

>>7117005
Note that he's on the other side of Lyann and that he's a major player in the area, but smalltime in the grand scale of things. It's not like he can bring down the wrath of Erondia on you. Sheff has a decently sized if moderately equipped army, and Lyann (Sheffs mate) also has an army of his own, and is an Erondian lord, same as Sylem. All of these people own much more land then you, but they only have a half dozen knights a piece and a good force of men-at-arms.

>>7117072
I still say we should try talking to him about Urist, and see if we can gamble for his freedom in a hunting contest somehow.

>>7117099
NON!

>>7117107
Well what's your plan?

You have a quiet word with Sheff, and Sheff states that apparently the dwarf in question was a criminal and insulted Sylem over something after his arrest. He asks if you can vouch for this dwarf. He won't make a political indecent over it, but he says he's got your back is shit hits the fan. He suggests perhaps talk to Lyann first also, it's an open secret that there is no love lost between Lyann and Sylem.

Seriously, first and foremost talk the situation over with Sheff. We're his guest so itä's the polite thing to do and he can obviously give us more on information concerning Sylem and how to deal with him.

At least talk to Sylem about the dwarf, we don't need to accuse him or demand anything.

Then I guess we chat with Lyann.

>>7117146
We should probably speak with Sylem at some point, but for now we need to suss out the situation a little without tipping our hand.

>>7117146

In due time, first we want to make sure we have all available information at hand so we don't inadvertently trigger some shit.

rolled 20 = 20

LET US GAMBLE OUR SOULS IN EXCHANGE FOR THE LIFE OF THE DWARF IF THIS IS A 1 OR A 20!

>>7117130
Criminal?
Hm. Wonder what he did. See if anyone in the party other than Sylem knows.
If not, talk to Sylem - might as well find out of Urist deserves the shit he's in, you know how dem dorfs are.

>>7117178
Aw shit.

>>7117178
Clearly this means we win Devil Went Down To Georgia style.

>>7117180
Urist was good to us though, and, to an extent if I remember rightly, he altered his trip because of us.

>>7117178
Bye bye soul. I'll miss you.

>>7117148
Lyann is quiet at first, contemplating the situation, and how he can wrest some gain out of it. You mention the idea of gambling for it, and Lyann likes this idea, and offers to do his best in manipulating Sylem into taking the bet. Alternatively he offers to have some "bandits" free the dwarf on Sylem's route back home, if worst comes to worst. Although Sylem is a sadistic bastard, and if Urist disappeared months ago, it's a wonder the dwarf is still alive.

>>7117192
lets rawk.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnepPZChA5U&feature=related

>>7117210
Is it even Urist though? At this point its just some dorf.
And we all know how dorfs look alike

>>7117239

if it isnt we get a free court jester

>>7117218

okay so the bandits are gonna free the dwarf.. into our hands. But if sheff finds out we have him it will cause a fit.

so either

A) Keep the dwarf locked up and make him do our bidding, hiding him from everyone
B) Present sheff with the Dwarf's head.

>>7117218

Sounds like we have both a primary and backup plan then. Also fostering a friendship with Lyann by using his feud with Sylem might be a good long term move. You can never be to friendly with your more powerful immediate neighbours.

Just in case this give us anything - maybe it should and maybe it shouldn - but...

Wirt, with one leg, is from Dablio
Thomas Green is /TG/, same as the land
Sylar is from Heroes?

>>7117218

make some passing remarks to Sylam that we are an amazing hunter and generally show off and see how he reacts

>>7117264
We should at least check to make sure its *our* before we start a blood feud, though.

>>7117260
OR
Kill the bandits afterwords, claiming that we rescued the dwarf from them, making him indebted to us.

Also we should make sure it's Urist before acting at all.

>>7117260
thats no way to treat a good businessman.

>>7117178
You offer a silent prayer to Byron, pledging that you will recover the dwarf or be damned forever in his sight. You also ask for his help on this venture.

>>7117239
It's a dwarf, named Urist. In an area where dwarves aren't common. It's pretty damned likely.

>>7117210
Indeed, if he was in Sylem's land it was because of you.

>>7117266
Nope, I was thinking of using that reference until I decided Arkham Asylem.

>>7117275
this

>>7117260
Sheff has your back, he just doesn't want to do anything overtly and start a shitfight here.

>>7117260
Wow, are you even aware of what's going on?

>>7117300
Thank Lyann for his consideration. Strike up a conversation with Sylem.

>>7117311
It's probably just that same troll who's been making shitty suggestions all throughout the threads.

No killing anyone!
No killing Urist
No killing Sylem
No killing Bandits
No killing anyone.

See if we can gamble for the dwarf's freedom, based on how well we hunt.

Tel Sheff we're gonna try to resolve this Peacefully and Legally with nobody hurt.

Slyar...Heroes?

Thomas Green = /tg/?

Wirt, with one leg, is Dablio

>>7117264
So this? Challenge him to the hunt, and fall back on the 'bandits' if that fails. Lyann wants you to beat Sylem in the hunt, they're hardly friendly.

>>7117328
Yes.

>>7117328

Yeah let's do the hunt, then depending on how that plays out we'll consider some "banditry".

>>7117310
Any news on why Urist is a prisoner?

>>7117328

go for it

>>7117328
Can we pray to Artagus even without a temple around? Promise to make her a mighty offering when we get home?

>>7117326
>>7117316
Ok, you strike up a conversation sith Sylem, who seems polite enough. You boast of your hunting skills some whilst talking. Mention dwarves?

>>7117328
Fine by me, what are -we- gambling in this hunt? Can't have only Sylem having something to lose here.

rolled 6 = 6

>>7117328

rolling for the hunt

>>7117347

he was caught gong through Sylams lands so he could do stuff for us

Sylams a dick and probably robbed him of all his stuff and said he was a thief

>>7117355
Yeah, ask about what Urist did to become a prisoner.
If it's something mundane (e.g. trespassing without any violence or theft) then ask if we can gamble for his freedom ... with a hunting contest. :)

>>7117355
Might as well ask him how about this dwarf and how he got all up in his grill.

>>7117353
You can, but you just prayed to Byron, who is a gambling god, and also enjoys a hunt. He's a popular god because he's pretty chilled, and generally supports being manly and having a good time.

>>7117347
None yet. Ask Sylem?

>>7117300
Yeah, but isn't Sheff's youngest son called Sylar? Still works, doesn't it? But, oh well.

>>7117387
Yes, ask about the charges.

>>7117355
I'd suggest hanging back a little and seeing where he takes the conversation. If it doesn't go where we want it to we could then dissemble and mention how peaceful and uneventful these lands are. Except for this one duplicitous Dwarf you ran into.

Or some bullshit. Iunno.

>>7117387

yer say we heard he has a dwarf with him and ask why

Don't try to bullshit Sylem. Be frank but polite.

>>7117395
>his two sons, Alik and Ren

>>7117386
>>7117381
>>7117380
Sylem states that he was evading taxes, by only trading with the peasantry for food, and not getting profitable goods from the towns. It is clear that Sylem doesn't like dwarves, and unconciously rubs the back of his neck when you bring the subject up,

>>7117374
dont get ahead of yourself, the hunt hasn't started yet. Luckily.

rolled 13 = 13

>>7117401

let's just steal the little fucker.

>>7117387
Inform him that we have heard he has a prisoner of a dwarf. Say that you would enjoy a bet for control of it.

>>7117418
Spot check for Sylem's neck?

>>7117374
protip: roll only when told to

>>7117418
Bring up the idea of a bet for control of the Dwarf.

Before getting ahead of ourselves just plain ask Sylem if there's any way the dwarf can be released. Money for example. We really shouldn't take risks unless we have to.

rolled 17 = 17

>>7117423

second this

>>7117418
That doesn't seem like an actual crime though. If Urist had avoided taxes on goods he had actually bought or sold that would be understandable but this... is trying to dictate what free merchants must trade?

Is this legal?

>>7117444
Second.

>>7117452

It's feudalism. The lord decides the law.

>>7117452

the guy is a psycho no doubt this is pretence for robbing the dwarf of his goods, also remember Urist was trading for food because we asked him to

Fuckit. We prayed - and rolled a twenty - we gave our brother a holy artifact, we have a temple of a hunting goddess in our back yard...fuck this, we're gonna go hunting and beat the socks of [strike]The Joker[/strike] Sylem.

>>7117418
Tax evasion?
Oh whatever. Say we'll gamble for his freedom based on whoever downs the biggest game - We win, we get Urist as a slave (who we immediately set free, but don't tell this to Sylem). He wins, we pay him however much gold is and equal wager to Urist.

>>7117444

Also if it comes to betting, try to make the suggestion come from Sylem himself. We don't want to seem to eager. Especially if we consider taking a more direct approach later on.

You ask if you culd buy the dwarves freedom, but he declines, laughing at you, "You hopped up border-kights, you think you could buy the smallest whim from me?" Continuing on from your talk earlier, you suggest a hunting competition. Maybe Urist as the stakes? Against some cash?

Sylem snears, saying that a border lordling like yourself could never have enough to wager. Lyann comes over, and unsubtly states that Sylem's still hurting from their last hunt together, when Lyann brought down 3 stags, and Sylem didn't get a kill. He murmurs to you, asking if you can take him? and despite the last hunt's results, not to underestimate him.

>>7117452
His lands, his rules. Near the border, the lords have almost autonomy over their laws. It is however something that you've never heard of before, and seems a bit shady.

>>7117486
We can take him.

In Byron we trust.

>>7117486
Shit yeah we can take him.

I'm going to laugh if we roll a one and end up head shotting Sylem.

rolled 7 = 7

>>7117517
^_^?

>>7117486
Lets do this thing. Do we get any bonuses for our prayers to Byron?

>>7117486

so Lyann might stump the cash for this hoping that we humiliate Sylam, sounds like a good deal, i say go for it

tell Lyann we can take Sylam any day of the week

>>7117486
waiting for the call to roll.

>>7117525
He didn't say roll yet.

>>7117486
Maybe we can offer him the ring of luck?

Don't forget to use the ring on this too.

>>7117497
It's on

You nod, and then Lyann pipes up again. I'll wager Mainholme against this kids dwarf. But furthermore, if you lose, you have to end your petition to Duke Numeron over Mainholme. Deal?

Sylem, looks contemptuously at you, and snarls, "it's on. Bigest single kill wins." and rides off into the woods. You apologise to Sheff, and with a nod to Lyann take off in the opposide direction.

Roll 2d20 for the hunt. One each, first 2 count. And use your ring?

rolled 15 = 15

>>7117552
Use ring.

rolled 3 = 3

>>7117552
Using ring.

rolled 13 = 13

>>7117552
Come on, natural 20!

>>7117557
>>7117563
Not sure if good.

rolled 20, 18 = 38

use ring

>>7117578
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

>>7117557
>>7117563
Where's my reaction image of an angry guy with his eyeballs pressed up against a computer monitor?

rolled 9, 13 = 22

>>7117557
16, nice roll. :)

>>7117563
Not so nice roll.

Total score 21 (with bonuses)

He has 2d20 with some penalties. Go.

>Roll 2d20

>>7117578
>rolled 20, 18 = 38

this is the one done correctly

rolled 20 = 20

>>7117592
Trip and fail, guy. This can't be harder than alchemy.

>>7117602
FUCK

rolled 4 = 4

>>7117602
GOD FUCKING DAMN IT!

rolled 8 = 8

>>7117592
dear god. I have to roll a 1 don't I?

>>7117608
>with some penalties

There's only three difference. HOPEFULLY, that will be enough.

rolled 4 = 4

>>7117602
>>7117608
OH GOD OH GOD! WHAT ARE HIS PENALTIES!

>>7117592
I wanted people to do the one each, but he got 22, before penalties. 19 after. You narrowly win, with a massive stag, against his slightly less impressive stag kill. You thank you faithful hound for tracking this mighty beast.

>>7117602
gj alchemy dude

Fuck yes

>rolled 9, 13 = 22

that was Sylams roll

rolled 10 = 10

>>7117623
YES! BLOOD AND THUNDER! VICTORY AT SEA!

>>7117625
At least it made the contest interesting, right? Right?

>>7117623

>>7117623
Phew.
Thank Byron. ^_^

rolled 9, 12, 17, 10 = 48

>>7117630
We rolled 24, which after penalties would be 21, i.e. fucking tie. i.e. roll again. Though this is obviously the DM's quest, I figure I'll roll 4d20 just to see what would've happened - Green's rolls first, Sylem's rolls 2nd.

>>7117623
Sylem is obviously irratable, but unwilling to go back on his word with the other lords around. Lyann tells one of his retainers to run back and free Urist.

And I"m ending it for tonight, it's 4am, I gotta SLEEEEP. Someone archive this on the way out please?

>>7117630
Oh thank Christ. I didn't even see.

>>7117623

>>7117662
BAD END! Luckily it didn't come to that.

>>7117663
On it.

>>7117663
Someone else archive this.
Okay, we've rescued Urist. Shit yeah.
Brofist with Lyann.

>>7117663
Sleep well, Sir.

Thank you for the quest excellent enough that I stayed up until 5am without realising.

>>7117663

thanks quest lord you rock

Lord Quest V: The Sit On Your Arsening is archived.

>>7117722
Nooo, someone just barely beat me to it. With a less cool name.

Oh man. That shit was intense. My heart is actually beating quickly. If I have a heart attack, tell my meatbread... it was the death of me.

This was awesome. Gonna come back for next thread.