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>you are currently in the Great Dwarven Hold of Mild, capitol city of the island nation of Mildania

>>22936067
go over the healing book its the most important at the moment

>>22936067

Sing a calm and peaceful song, see who wakes up.

If nobody, get dressed to kill and go to a pub - we need to gain some renown before we get accepted to the high-rollers.

(Hey, MonkeyPaw)

>>22936195
>>22936350
>could I get rolls to break the tie?

>>22936350
I suggest a strong illusion over our features. Tan our skin to the level of a Seelie elf, change our eye color, pad our bosom and flair our hips a little. Rearrange our face too, accentuate the cheekbones. This needs to be our public mask for this operation. We can't afford to have anyone recognize us. 2 secret identities, The Ghost, The Looker, and just plain Nona most of the time.

Rolled 98

>>22936577

(Sure, why not?)

>>22936577

samefag from >>22936350 here.

Go with the book, I guess. Although I'm worried that reading up on another magic school might displace some of our recently gained knowledge of arcane programming - then again, ability to heal would be a great boon to us.

So yeah, go with the book.

Rolled 49

>>22936577
sure
but we can sing and read too right?
like sing the words of the book to remember them better a healing song ?

>>22936605

They are liable to see through an illusion, and if they do, they will be way too suspicious to hire us.

If anything, let's stick with makeup.

>>22936637
this. we are already good looking

You get Jack's old magical first aid book. You figure that it never hurts to have more people who know how to fix someone up. Unlike with enchanting or illusion, though, you find the text almost impenetrable. With effort you can wrap your mind around the concepts being presented, but it's hard. You sing a little song under your breath, something gentle and not too disruptive towards the other people sleeping.

After a bit of this, Millie wakes up, picking herself up off the couch and walking towards the kitchen. She greets you with a grunt as you go past. You hear her getting started on a pot of coffee behind you.

What do you do?

>>22936637
MP said that they would be able to tell it was an illusion, not that they'd be able to see through it. If they ask, just say that we know most dwarves, orcs, and humans prefer larger breasts and we tailor our appearance to bring better tips.

>>22936888

"Good morning, Millie. Hope you slept well. What do you think of our upcoming operation?"

>>22936905

Maybe, but would you want to employ a bard that uses magic to obscure her looks?

More importantly, do you want them to know that we can cast any magic at all?

>>22936937
this. lets just stick to being a really good musician for now. that way, we can pull out the magic if we need to.

>>22936937
good point. Consider the disguise idea retracted.

"Good morning, Millie," you say. She just grunts again, still working on producing coffee. You smirk. "I hope you slept well. What do you think of the upcoming operation?"

"You're the weak point," she says. "Of the next step, that is. Rory's getting intel, we're preparing here, you're the one in the most prominent position to fuck up and botch the operation or yet yourself hurt. You need to be careful with this next part."

"Yeah, you're probably right," you admit. You hadn't considered how you, more than anyone else, could inadvertently ruin the rescue in the next stage. That's a lot of responsibility. "Do you have any advice?"

"Yeah," she says. You can hear the coffee machine starting to heat up and brew. "Be meticulous. Don't leave room for error and only play your hand when you've already stacked the deck. Rushing won't help anyone if you don't already have everything covered."

You guess that's pretty good advice.

What do you do?

>>22937283
ask her to take you shopping. or at least directions to a good shop. time to gear up.
and as much as I hate to say it, not with Jack. If the wrong people saw us with him...the wrong connections might be made...

>>22937283

I'm sure she's taking it too seriously. I mean, what could possibly go wrong?

Worst case, we turn evil so hard that they will have to nuke the whole city.

Ahem. Seconding >>22937355

We need an outfit that will make Nona look good without compromising her movements to much. I suppose high heels are a must, sadly.

"Could you take me shopping?" you ask Millie. "I don't really know the city and, of all of us, you're probably the one who can give me the best clothing advice."

"Yeah, sure," says Millie. "What are you going to try to get?"

"Something that will help me with the whole performer angle. Some kind of slinky dress, heels, that sort of thing. Maybe a few spare outfits to wear while first trying to get the job too."

"Yeah, I can help you out with that. You don't have the figure to wear normal clothes - dwarven clothes, that is. We'll have to go to some kind of fae clothing shop, or maybe somewhere for pubescent humans. That or go to a tailor and get something custom-fitted. We need to keep an eye on our cash, though. Clothes like this can get expensive, and I don't know if we should go fencing off these guns just yet. What do you think?"

What do you think?

>>22937678
In the previous thread, MP said that bards are trained in walking in heels and stilts, among other things. As long we we don't get really tall heels - or, god forbid, stilettos or something - I bet Nona will have the training sufficient to fucking run in them.

>>22937701
"We still have the cash from the flophouse, we're okay on money, a couple dresses, a bit of jewelry, and shoes, shouldn't run us too much. I'd rather not fence the guns, it brings up too many awkward questions. Also, I should probably disguise myself when going on and buying clothes, just to be safe."

Then find a fae clothing shop and get dolled up.

>>22937701
"You're right. The guns are. And, to be honest, I'd rather deprive the Blackmountains of the guns. That's more important. If we bury them or keep them locked up somewhere, there's no way they'll be re-bought and used against us later. And it'll force the Blackmountains to buy newer guns, which we'll then take from them, et cetera et cetera. It'll be a boon for the weapon industry, at least, and drain their coffers faster. Besides, just because we're not using them NOW doesn't mean we won't find a use for them later. A wise man once said, 'Tis better to have and not need than to need and not have'."

"As for the cash, we still have a sizable sum left, I think, but we don't want ti to get around that we're spending much. That's why I used an illusion over ourselves when we bought Jack that book. Don't want to become a target or draw attention. Anonymity is our best defense."

"I'd say two or three middle-price-range dresses should be enough for now. My mostly-honest backstory is that I'm a young bard just starting out. Nobody would expect me to have anything extravagant, so I won't have it. Do we have a small pistol in the loot? Like a derringer? I don't want to go in unarmed, but I can't carry heavy firepower or anything expensive and maintain my cover."

I haven't read much of this quest, but I do have a suggestion for you, MonkeyPaw.

>You were a 30 year old awkward lonely overweight virgin neckbeard who lived in his mother's basement

Is that sentence really necessary at this point? You could just say 30yrold loner. All the qualifiers are just silly, I think.

>>22937718
just because we can doesn't make it comfortable. Trust me on this, high heels are a savage torture device that inflict constant pain on the wearer.

>>22937870
>The guns are *Too hot right now

>>22937876
>I'm thinking of shortening it to NEET
>I'm open to other suggestions too

>>22937908
neet works for me.

"You're right, the guns are too hot," you agree. "Plus, they would probably just end up back in Blackmountain hands, and I would rather deprive them of that."

"Exactly," confirms Millie.

"As for the cash, we still have most of it left," you say.

"True, but you burned over a thousand crowns on that book for Jack alone, and we don't know how much more we'll need to spend later."

"Okay, that's fair. So, spend in moderation, and ideally don't spread it around that we're the ones spending it. I'm thinking two or three decent dresses - nothing too extravagant - for now. My mostly-honest backstory is that I'm a young musician fresh to the city and just starting out, so that should be enough."

You think for a moment.

"Do we have a holdout pistol in the loot? Like a derringer or something. I would prefer not to go unarmed, but I need something concealable, and something that won't draw too much suspicion if it is discovered."

"We don't," says Millie, furrowing her brow. "You're right, though, you do need something. Your best bet would probably be some kind of hyper-compact wand pistol - a cheap one that can only hold one or two charges at a time. Those usually come with silent shots."

"Could we look for one of those too while we're shopping?"

"Sure. I have a couple ideas where we might be able to find something like that. I can leave whenever you want, as long as you let me eat and take a shower first."

What do you do now?

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>>22938899

Wait for her to get ready.

In the meantime, contemplate what you have learned so far.

>>22938899
Let her get ready and then we can go SHOPPING. Can't think of much to do while waiting, just play a few tunes and think about MIs.

>>22939168
>maybe write a note for Jack and Vararia, so they don't freak when they wake up

You wait for Millie to get ready, reviewing your notes on MIs in your enchanting book for about an hour. When she's finally ready, by which time Varaia is awake and making herself some food, the two of you set out into the city for your shopping trip. Millie explains that she wants to take you shopping for your holdout pistol so that you can make sure that whatever dresses you get properly conceal it.

You go through a few rather shady locations - old warehouses, back alleyways, basements of pawn shops, and so on - before you find a man dealing firearms out of a carriage. He has three different holdout pistols for sale. The first is a traditional firearms, a little two-barreled .22 derringer. The second is a hyper-compact on-shot wand pistol that packs enough punch to kill a man if you hit the head or a vital organ or at least wound him if you don't. The last is a ten-shot mage pistol with the stopping power of a full-sized one. They cost 100, 500, and 1500 crowns, respectively.

What do you go for?

>>22939649
>ten-shot mage pisto
get the best or pay for the rest in blood

>>22939649

The derringer is capable of punching through an armor? The single-use wand seems do or die kind of deal, and requires good aim... Is the most expensive option any larger than the rest?

>>22939649
how much cash do we have again?

but yeah,
>>22939825
this.

>>22939825
>you have about six grand left
>and you, Varaia, and Jack are supposedly still owed 200 crowns apiece from the cargo company, plus maybe hazard pay

>>22940266

Unless the most expensive gun carries penalties to going undetected, I vote for that one. If we want to be stingy, better do that on the wardrobe. We don't want them to employ us for other services than music, after all.

>>22940342
>>22939729
yes, lets get the good one.

You decide to go for the best. After all, you don't want to end up as one of the prostitutes, or worse. You fork over the cash, and also get a holster made for a gun that size, designed to hold the gun against the upper inside of your thigh. It's disguised as a simple garter. You're about to thank the dealer, but he just takes your money, closes up shop, and drives off. You figure it's a bad idea in his business to stay in one place too long.

"Okay, we have your gun and, more importantly, your holster. Now, where do you want to look first, a fae clothing store, or a store for pubescent humans? We could also go to an actual tailor, I suppose, but with how much you just spent on that gun, I doubt you want to go for that."

What's your response?

>>22940734
fae clothing store. if we go to a store for prepubescent humans, it won't have sexy enough clothing.
or if it did, that would be creepy.

>>22940734
Fae clothing store, the kid's shop won't have the right amount of class or work with our admittedly limited curves.

>>22940795

Second

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>>22940795
>>22940823
>>22940830

Consensus achieved.

Wouldn't it be funny if we met our Seelie counterpart in that store?

You decide to head to the fae shop - in large part because you honestly hope that the store catering to pubescent humans doesn't have anything sexy enough for your plans. The shop Millie has in mind is in the main hall, a few layers up - not one of the expensive main street boutiques, but close to it. She suggests you two take a tube to get there, which you agree to - a decision you don't regret in the slightest.

The tubes, in Mild, are actual huge, copper and glass pneumatic tubes loaded up with passenger and cargo trains. Most of them run in the space between layers - in the ceilings or the floor, depending on your perspective. A few, though - the ones that go between layers quickly - coil up in wide spirals from floor to ceiling. You get in with Millie, brace yourself, and then, after the sudden jerk of acceleration from the launch, find yourself pleasantly surprised by how smooth it is.

The tube drops you off close to the boutique you were headed for, and you and Millie walk the few blocks needed. You soak in how much more pleasant and classy this layer is from the one you had been in. When you get to the store, you're greeted by a building of rich dark wood, brass accents, and carefully etched glass - it's a nice place. You head on inside and see that rather than dummies, they have actual Sidhe men and women standing around in the clothes, posing.

And you see that one of those models is Aliade, who looks shocked to see you.

What do you do?

>>22941635
"It's good to see you again, why do we keep on running into each other like this?

So, any chance you could suggest some nice clothing for me Aliade? Classy, but still hot."

>>22941635
Give him a quick nod and ask one of the store managers what sort of clothing you could wear to a place that's really high-class.

>>22941635
try not to laugh.
laugh anyway.
ask him for clothing advice, as well, find a way to secure his silence. we don't want him gossiping and stuff.

or even better, get him to help.

>>22941635

Give him a smile.

"Well fancy meeting you here, pardner. If I didn't know better, I would've sworn that you're following me around!"

Also >>22941695 since being a model he hopefully knows a thing or two about what might suit us best.

Should we get someplace private, ask him if he doesn't find this line of work, well, slightly demeaning to a bard of his skill.

>>22941813
also, didn't he say he was avoiding Mild?
call him on that.

>>22941833

We certainly suggested that he does. Guess he couldn't find better paying job to get him on another fare.

Or maybe he IS shadowing us somehow. Elf spy/diviner/bard combo?

>>22941635
"You know, we need to stop meeting like this. People will start to talk" wink playfully. "Thought you were headed elsewere. Change of plans?"

Might as well weasel some info out of him. He keeps showing up where we are, and I don't believe in coincidences.

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I hope I didn't mess up OP's plans with that remark of meeting him there

He's a spy, I say.

Still this doesn't rule out another bard duel.

>>22942110

I doubt he's a spy. He seems genuinely surprised every time, and the places we find them in don't give the impression either.

I say we should try and enlist him for the Cause. A Seelie/Unseelie bard duo sounds much more spectacular an attraction than a single elf girl, not to mention an extra pair of hands in a fight could come in handy.

>>22942709

He seems regularly sketchy, though, I don't know if we should trust him with a place in this risky of an operation.

"We need to stop meeting like this," you comment to him, heading on in to start looking at the clothes.

"You know him?" asks Millie. "Isn't he Seelie?"

"He seems mostly harmless," you say.

"Wait!" he says. He hops down off his pedestal after you. "Listen, seriously, are you following me or something?"

"No," you respond. "But I'm starting to reconsider how many coincidences I can believe. Are you spying on me?"

"No! Come on, I'm just trying to earn enough money to book an airship to Seelie. I'm, uh, not in the mood to go by sea again. Now, seriously, what are you doing here?"

"Looking for some dresses."

"Some dresses."

"Yup. Some dresses. Are you going to help me find some, then?"

He sighs and leans against a clothing rack. He's wearing a crisp button-up shirt with a brown pinstripe waistcoat and matching slacks and fedora. He looks like he belongs in the 1920's. "Yeah, sure. What, exactly, are you in the market for?"

What are you in the market for? Or what do you tell him, at any rate?

>>22943010

We need a sexy dress for lounge singing.

Rolled 70

>>22943010

"Something that would make me look really good without making it inconvenient to perform some rapid movement.

Oh, and would you like a job that involves singing, some violence and may lead to rapid departure in an airship?"

>>22943069

Some violence.

>some

>>22943010
something appropriate for performing in a nightclub.

>>22943170

We don't want this to turn into a complete bloodbath, do we?

>>22943069
We shouldn't let him in on this, because he's being weird and suspicious (and is a Seelie.) but yeah, we're looking for something like what you mentioned.

"Something that's sexy, but leaves room for freedom of movement."

>>22943010
>>He hops down off his pedestal after you.
I am amused at this image.

>>22943010
Something sexy and classy, fits with our build, and still lets us move properly and play instruments right. Something casual for around the town, but still nice, and shoes, we need some decent heels and maybe a touch of jewelry.

>>22943192

We want to deprive the Blackmountains of as much of their workforce as we can. Once we've infiltrated the place, and can get everybody into assault positions, a bloodbath is exactly what we want.

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>>22943197

Oh well, if that is the prevalent opinion, so be it. Who knows at what unlikely place he'll pop up next.

>>22943010
"Something that sends a message of equal parts 'sexy' and 'unobtainable'."

"Something that's sexy but still allows some freedom of movement," you say. "Some kind of lounge dress, for performing."

"Well, that's just vague enough to be nearly meaningless," he says, giving you a wink. "Let's see what we can find."

You spend the next hour going in and out of a dressing room, trying on a lot of clothes that make you feel startlingly pretty. By the end of it, you have found an expensive little black dress, a shimmering silvery gown, and a long, silky, slim royal blue dress. You look fantastic in each of them, all of them hide your holster reasonably well, and all of them cost nearly 1,000 crowns.

Which, if any, or all, do you get?

>>22943884
Get the LBD, there's a reason it's a staple of every woman's wardrobe, you can dress it up with the right shoes and jewelry, dress it down with a coat, it's so versatile. It also doesn't draw as much attention as the others.

I'll defer to this anon's judgement.

>>22943919

>>22943884
Yeah, let's just get the black dress. Keep it looking nice, but not too flashy.

>>22943919
>>22943936

Seconded

>>22943884
personally, I think the shimmery silver dress would be nice, but LBD is my second.

(You there, OP?)

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>>22944767
Oh lawd I hope he is. Been reading the archives of this questthread over the past few days. Such good shit.

>Captcha, yes i love OP even more than megaman.

>>22944843
>>22944767
he usually lets us know before he disappears into the night...

You go for the little black dress. After all, it's versatile, looks nice, and it's probably something that you'll need to have in your wardrobe at some point or another anyway. Plus, it's just sleek enough to really work for the challenge.

"Make sure you list me for commission," Aliade says as he walks you to the register, your dress over your arm. "That really helps me out. Also, no offense, but please, please, please keep me out of whatever you're doing. I don't want to have a sequel of that debacle that went on with the deep ones."

"Oh, really?" you ask, feigning great disappointment. "I was hoping you could be my partner in extremely dangerous bardic duets in the coming days."

Aliade actually visibly shudders when you say that.

"Feel free to come back and buy more clothes so that I can get a commission. Otherwise, I would prefer to avoid you."

"Fair enough. Going to get back up on your stand now?"

"Yes. Yes, I am," he says, strutting back off the way he came.

You pay for the dress, and you and Millie walk out front.

What do you do?

>sorry, got busy with something
>back now

>>22944985
Let's check up on what Rory's going to do to find this tunnel, to see if we can help. After we learn his plan, let's bump into the manager and start a conversation, preferably about the brothel and working there.

>>22944985
Excellent, let's get back to base, doll ourselves up a tad, ask Rory about where the manager would be, and "accidentally" bump into him.

>>22944985
head back, see if we can find out where the manager is hanging, play some music where he can here us......

>>22944985
We don't want to make a move without being on the same page as the others. Let's go meet back up with the others then find out what Info Rory has gathered.

You head back to the warehouse, taking the tube back down. When you get back to the warehouse, Jack is reading again, and Varaia is back in the goggles. Jack disengages from his book to ask, "So, what did you get?"

"Little black dress," you respond, holding it out for him to look at.

"Try it on for us," suggests Varaia. "After all, we don't have much to do until Rory comes back with information, right?"

You shrug and head off to the bathroom to change. You also put your hair up and use some simple utility magic to colour your lips and eyelids - magic makeup, basically. You come back out, turn around to show off your look, and wait for feedback.

"You look great," says Jack, earnestly.

"You should fix up your hair in the back," says Varaia when she gets a good look at you. You hadn't been able to make it as good in the back as you had in the front. "Aside from that, the look should work."

Everyone goes back to working on their various readings and projects after that, trying to keep busy while they waited for Rory to be back with intelligence.

What do you do?

>>22945682
Talk with Millie, see if she can further our understanding of MIs, we manipulate them with different methods, but she'll probably have some tips that'll make controlling the security MI easier to control.

Rolled 31

>>22945682
go over MI hacking with Millie

then the healing book with jack

>>22945862
Seconding this. We need to know how artificers do it, maybe that will help us take down the MI when we get in.

(Not trying to be a fun-ruining faggot, but I don't think people are interested in Fantasy Quest anymore, MonkeyPaw)

>>22946068
Saturday is usually a slow day, and it's just been a slow thread. Last thread was reasonably busy.

>>22946126

Never really been on a Quest thread during Saturday, so I wasn't sure. But I do think that interest has gone down quite a bit since the beginning.

I also think that OP should try to post some sort of feedback thread for Fantasy Quest.

Example:
>"Hi, /tg/! I'm the guy who runs Fantasy Quest. What do you guys like and what do you hate about it?"

You sit down and get talking to Millie about how hacking is done via artifice.

"So, I wanted to talk about how you hack things," you say. "I mean, I know how I would. Enchantment magic - going straight in and altering its mind directly. How do you do it, though?"

"Well, I mostly mess with inputs and outputs to try to make it act in a way I want or to produce something I want. Make it think I'm an authorized user, make it think someone else isn't, make it blind to a specific function I'm messing with, that kind of thing. I usually plug in with some kind of magical tool and try to be as quiet and subtle about it as possible. It's not quite as effective as your enchantment magic, but it's a lot less likely to leave a trace and a lot less likely to trigger a failsafe."

"Ah. So it would probably be better to let you do the hacking if possible?"

"If possible? Yeah. I mean, no offense intended. Enchanting is really effective, but it's very brute force for this kind of thing. Hacking isn't really your specialty - you have a tool for the trade, but not necessarily the right tool. Do you know what I mean?"

"Yeah, I think I understand. So, if I do actually need to hack something - like if I get a really good shot while infiltrating - should I be careful and subtle, or embrace the brute force?"

"That depends on whether or not you think there's a failsafe, really. Keep your eyes open and think on your feet. That's my advice."

What do you do now?

>>22946068
>three reasons
>it's Saturday, so people are actually doing things
>it's Super Bowl weekend, so people are actually doings things
>I've been especially slow today, so people are actually doing things

>if the quest thread ever actually does drop below critical player density, though, like it almost did in the middle, I'll probably start a new quest with a new name and trip
>I have lots of other ideas for premises aside from 'NEET dropped into fantasy land as something new'

>>22946451
Try playing some truly beautiful music somewhere where the manager will be going by. If you use spellsong, it will make him want to come to you, and you'll get the job.

>>22946451
These people would probably have a failsafe, and a failsafe for that failsafe.

Can't think of anything else to do while waiting for Rory, so cuddle up with Varaia and Jack, get some hugs and maybe a bit of casual ear rubbing while we wait, maybe take a nap on his chest.

>>22946506
That's part of the info that Rory has, I think, and we should keep him in the loop before we go off and do something like that.

Rolled 72

>>22946451

>>22946506
this what was that one bar the head of the black mountain like to go to try to get a song or two in there

>>22946552
The Dragon's Breath, and it wasn't the head, just Stonehammer.

>>22946570
even better he is the guy we want any way do this

>>22946499

(Sorry if I came across as being an ass. I honestly do want you to keep doing Quests even though I'm not into this one much anymore)

>>22946664
>it's all good
>this isn't even the first thing I've run on /tg/

>>22946687

(What else did you run?)

>>22946692
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=star+guard

>so, it looks like the plan is to go do something at the Dragon's Breath Pub
>is that accurate?

>>22946735
Do it.

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>>22946858

DO EET!

>>22946735
I would think so. Yes.

You decide that now is as good of a time as any to try to start dealing with Stonehammer, while you're waiting for Rory to come back with information on the brothel. You tell your friends as much.

"That's a bad idea," says Jack. "At least let me come with you."

"And risk blowing your cover in front of one of the few people who knows about you?" you ask. "Not a chance."

"I'll follow a ways behind," says Varaia. "I'll be there if she gets in over her head."

"Fine," says Jack after a moment of thought. "I don't like this, though." You give him a kiss on the forehead to sooth him, then head out. You assume Varaia follows shortly thereafter, but you would be lying if you said you could detect her. It takes you about fifteen minutes of brisk walking to get to the Dragon's Breath Pub. It's an old place, mostly carved into a solid stone cave wall, with wooden shutters and doors, a gas lamp glowing outside.

You're about to head inside when you're suddenly slammed up against the wall by someone. You can't move your arms to reach your gun.

"I'm delivering a message from the Unseelie Court," a low, sultry voice whispers in your ear. "Queen Mab will be giving you a task soon. Do it or die. Do not try to follow or attack me - Varaia is somewhere between here and the warehouse unconscious and bleeding. You won't make it to her in time if you waste energy on me."

Then you're let go, and you see an Unseelie woman with short, dark hair walking off.

>I'm ending it here

>>22947230

(Thanks for archiving it, and I gave it a +)

>the thread is archived
>upvote if you want it to remain archived
>don't if you don't

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>>22947230

........wat?

>>22947230
>>I'm ending it here

FUCK YOU CLIFFHANGERS!!