B

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>>23632338
You tend to laze out a bit, but you're a fundamentally decent person. For you, this is mostly about self-improvement. You avoid most fights, but will get out of bed to roast anyone that uses dance for evil. Particularly breaking.

NEXT VOTE: Style
A) Powerhead. You focus on performing big, physically demanding, flashy moves. You’re all about flips and shit.

B) Stylehead. Technical steps and stage presence. You love rocking the beat.

C) Freakshow. You can perform outlandish poses, and shift between them easily. You’ve got an elastic spine.

D) All-rounder. You do a little bit of everything.

>>23632576
B I think fits the persona the best.

>>23632576
Is this for serious?

B)

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>>23632645
>>23632758

For you, it’s all about the footwork. Your confidence on the spot isn't hurting you either. You keep telling yourself you’ll pick up a few stunts one day, but it keeps slipping your mind. Oh well. For now, you play with the music.

Next Votes:
Gender: M/F
Real Name: Write-in
Bboy Name: Write-in

(Bboy just means breakdancer. Think stage name, or nickname.)

>>23632855
M
Wilburt Godfrey (No relation)
Will of God

Rolled 29

>>23632937
Second.

>>23632855
Male
Alfred Queen
Better known as Freddy HG.

HG stands for the high ground where he always dance.Kudos if you catch the reference.

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>>23632331

A!

>>23632937
>>23632943

Your bboy name is Will of God. When people hear it, they’re surprised you’re not completely full of yourself. You’re really just into puns.

Final Vote: Choose one Bonus
A) Signature Move: A footwork step of your creation. You can break this out once a session to great effect.
B) Charisma: People tend to be drawn to you. You’re a natural leader.
C) Battle Sense: You have a good grasp of dance battle tactics, and can tell how good dancers are at a glance.
D) Hardcore: You push training sessions harder than most breakers.

>>23633073
B

>>23633073
D

>>23633073
B

>>23633073
Fucking A! Are you people for real? Having your own move in breakdancing is the shit

>>23633210
We're not in it for glory, we're in it to dethrone a god. To do that we need followers, as mediocre as we may be. We are the wiseman on top of the mountain, not the warrior in the valley.

>>23633210
But that requires work and dedication. If we're laid back and charismatic we can form a bigger crew, yo.

>>23633244
We clearly lost one crew already. If we want to push this god's shit in, we have to do it outselves.

>>23633269
We'll do it by making our style of dance more popular. Make him play on our turf.

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General sentiment: B) Charisma

You’ve always had a way with words. Your mom wanted you to be a lawyer, and you even did decently on the Neo-LSAT, but you never took the time to fill those law school applications. Too much hassle.

You grab your bag from the luggage compartment on the side of the bus. If you’d dawdled, someone would’ve tried to swipe it at any moment. Some things are different in 2100, but New Jersey isn’t. Though at least they’ve cut back on the number of smog factories.

You’re standing at a bus stop at noon. It’s a bit cold, and your stomach rumbles. What’s your first order of business?

A) Food. The bag of peanuts they gave you on the plane wasn’t exactly filling.
B) Hotel. You’re going to need to find a place to stay. Otherwise, where will you sleep all day.
C) Wander. It might be good to get a feel for the neighborhood.
D) Write in.

>>23633390
A
There is always time for a meal

>>23633390
didn't we spend our last penny getting here? No real option BUT C, unless food's free.

>>23633390
What about trying to get a job? No money = no hotel = no food.

>>23633473
We could wander around looking for a job, maybe even find some people break dancing around a corner. Might as well get a feel for the local style.

>>23633434
>>23633473
>>23633506

You remember that you are flat-ass broke. Dancing doesn’t exactly pay for itself, at least as long as nobody on this side of the country knows you. Your checking account barely has enough to buy a gumball, let alone put you up.

You walk around. The area seems to be mostly residential apartments, until you hit a mall a few blocks down. The area seems to draw a trendier crowd. You could get used to things here, as soon as you can pay for them.

How are you going to make some money?

A) Check the local classifieds on your phone
B) Walk into the mall. There has to be a help wanted sign somewhere.
C) Sweet talk your parents
D) Street performance
E) Write in

>>23633565
B

>>23633565
Tough choice. Working isn't too much our style, but we're not flashy enough to draw a crowd compared to anyone else, and it especially hurts that we don't have anyone to back us up.

I'd say A, check to see if there are any low-involvement jobs.

>>23633565
C
A job? What is this, Communist Russia? Time to call Mom.

>>23633390
D) Hit on the hot hostess you saw at the hotel restaurant. Might be time to break out the moves and show her your charisma.

And by charisma, I mean dick. This is option D, is it not?

>>23633565
E) Break into places that don't look well guarded and steal shit. if approached, do an air flare and make it look like you know enough capoeria to kick their ass.

>>23633790
F) Do all of this in the span of 1 hour.

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>>23633790
We can't do air flares, we're a stylehead.
>>23633758
Amusing, but not really on the table.
>>23633651
>>23633613
>>23633599
We seem to have a tie...

Rolled 41

>>23633819
B

>>23633819
Mommy? The will of god requires tithing.

Rolled 31

>>23633819
A

Rolled 50

>>23633819
C

>>23633819
B

>>23633819
C do it faggot

Man, all this walking sure took it out of you. Looking for work is intense. You’d better call Mom. You tap your wristwatch and a glowing holographic display pops up. You find the familiar “call home” shortcut on your desktop.

“No,” you hear immediately.
“Hi Mom. How are you doing?”
“No.”
“I haven’t asked you for anything yet.”
“No.”
“Come on Mom. You wouldn’t want me on the streets, would you?”
“No.”
“Please?”
“Fine.”
“Thanks Mom.”

What now?
A) Look around. Things are pretty interesting around here.
B) Job hunt. That was fucking embarrassing.
C) Food. Still hungry.
D) Write in.

>>23633983
>Man, all this walking sure took it out of you. Looking for work is intense. You’d better call Mom. You tap your wristwatch and a glowing holographic display pops up. You find the familiar “call home” shortcut on your desktop.
>“No,” you hear immediately.
>“Hi Mom. How are you doing?”
>“No.”
>“I haven’t asked you for anything yet.”
>“No.”
>“Come on Mom. You wouldn’t want me on the streets, would you?”
>“No.”
>“Please?”
>“Fine.”
>“Thanks Mom.”

Left a paragraph out:
You tab over to your checking account, and find a fresh 200 dollars. Not bad. You should use some of it to buy her something nice.

>>23634002
C)
Lets get that food now.

>>23633983
C) Can't do anything on an empty stomach

>>23633983
C) The will of god demands animal sacrifice to appease His vast hunger

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You walk into the mall to grab some food. Your mom gave you a decent amount of money, so you should be able to afford something that hasn’t been already been flash frozen and reheated 14 times.

You eventually settle upon Hannity’s. It’s a burger chain that prides itself on using 50% real beef, 30% more than the leading fast food competition. “That’s the Hannity’s guarantee.” Somehow, you’re skeptical. But they have decent portions.

You take a booth by the window, which allows you to watch people bustle through the mall. School must be out, a few high school aged breakers are practicing in the corner, between clothing stores. They even have an old-school boombox. You watch for a few moments, feeling a bit of fuzzy nostalgia.

Eventually, a trio of oddly dressed adults approaches the teenagers. They seem to be having some kind of standoff. What do you do?

A) Finish eating. A hungry man can’t help anyone.
B) Check your phone. This looks like someone else’s problem.
C) Wait. See where this goes.
D) Leap into action.

>>23634099
A) I already paid, and not even the God of Will could stop me now.

>>23634099
A/C

>>23634099
Watch while eating.

This could be funny. And the opportunity to spit our food out laughing is a rare one. And it'd be even more amusing if we positioned ourselves behind that fat kid so he'll be getting the brunt of it if we do.

>>23634190
You sir know how to eat.

You finish working on your food. You ordered the “Galactus Burger”, and that shit doesn’t go down without a fight. After going through a few napkins to clean yourself off, you return your attention to the situation.

Three of the four kids have run off. The one that’s left is standing alone against a trio of men in white face paint and black clothes. One adult don’t seem to be saying anything, but the teenager’s boombox is broken in two sparking halves before him. The other two mime laughter beside him. This is officially worth your attention.

A) Negotiate. Maybe you can get them to talk this out.
B) Battle. It’s time to kick some mime ass.
C) Get closer. You’re not sure if you should get involved yet.
D) Write in.

>>23634244
B)

HOPE RIDES ALOOOOOOOOOOOONE

B) Lets establish a name for ourselves here.

>>23634244
B
THROWDOWN

>>23634244
>B) Battle. It’s time to kick some mime ass.

It's not everyday that you get to battle a mime.

You brush the crumbs off your shirt, toss a tip on the table, and dart into the hall of the mall. You weave through the crowd nimbly. Delroy back home would have just flipped over them, but that’s not your pace.

When you reach the corner, it’s already begun. The crowd has formed a semi-circle around the spectacle. The mimes stand on one end, the boy on the other. You join the kid. He’s going to need the help.

You look at the kid and shake your head. “You accepted a three on one battle?”

He looks up at you defiantly. “So what if I did? This is my corner. These lockers control half the practice spaces in town, we deserve something for ourselves.”

“Actually, I think it’s the mall’s corner,” you say with a grin. “But I’ll help you out anyway.”

Cracks appear in the ground, followed by an explosion of noise and sound. When the dust clears, a JudgeBot stands in the center of the semicircle, arms folded behind it’s back. The hole in the ground behind him looks expensive.

“Team One. Are you prepared?” the android says. The kid looks up at you with uncertainty. You nod.

“We’re ready.”

“Team Two. Are you prepared?”

The mimes make an incomprehensible gesture.

“Then let it begin.”

Who goes first?
A) Let the kid start. See what he’s got.
B) Let the mimes go. Guage the enemy.
C) Start it off yourself.
D) Write in.

>>23634432
B.

Know your enemy.

>>23634432
>B) Let the mimes go. Gauge the enemy.

>>23634432
B for sure.

>>23634432
B) Send your armies. There's no man or machine who can stop me.

As you'll soon see.

B

“This battle will have three rounds.” The JudgeBot’s baritone echoes throughout the mall. “Battle 57632: Pantomime Crew vs. Bboy Electron and Bboy…” the JudgeBot looks at you quizzically.

“Will of God,” you say calmly You furrow your brow. Three rounds gives the mimes the advantage. One of you will have to go twice.

"...Will of God." the Judgebot repeats. Then he starts blasting the music.

http://youtu.be/oYiDV743PzA

“Let them come out first.” you whisper.

“Aight” Electron says with false bravado. “You call yourself Will of God?”

“You call yourself Electron?” you say with a smile.

“Fair enough.”

You hold your ground. After a few tense moments, the first of the mimes comes out. He goes through a relatively standard locking routine, with a series of impressive wrist rolls and on-beat stomps. He ends his routine by miming an invisible couch and lying across it. That’s new.

“Can all East Coast lockers do that?” you ask.

“Just the mimes.”

What do you do for your round?
A) Send the kid. Guage him.
B) Go out yourself. Show your stuff.
C) Write in.

>>23634581
A. Make sure to toss a few encouraging words first

>>23634581
>A) Send the kid. Gauge him.

>>23634581
A

Let's see what the kid's got. This is his fight, but we're backing him up. If things look grim, we'll bust a move.

>>23634581
A) The kid will probably get slaughtered, but it will be all the more dramatic when you get on the stage.

>>23634581
If these guys have been kicking his crew around we'll probably have to go twice. B.

“Alright. You’ve got this,” you say encouragingly. You have no idea if he does, but a little positivity never hurt anyone.

Electron walks out, looking nervous. His top rock is a disaster. It’s on rhythm (mostly), but his dancing is wooden and mechanical. He even does the stock pre power move step.

Then he starts doing tricks.

You wouldn’t call him a tornado. Tornado’s are one trick ponies that only spin in one direction. Electron shifts between spinning on his hands, head, and back without skipping a beat. He ends the set awkwardly, but doesn’t crash. Good, but you’re probably losing.

The mimes looks surprised. Evidently they expected easy prey. The tallest of them steps forward after an momentary pause. His style is smoother than the first mime’s, but he seems to lack the ability to make objects out of the air. He ends with a stock hat trick. It’s down to you.

What kind of set do you do?
A) Spirited Improv - People like to see you have fun. Mostly toprock.
B) Technical showcase. Show the variety of footwork steps you have at your disposal.
C) Stunt – Highlight breaking’s more dynamic nature with an easy trick or two.
D) Write in.

>>23634716
A) Lets start off nice and easy

>>23634716
A

>>23634716
A for sure. next set we can show off our more technical stuff. let's show these people we're here to have fun.

>>23634716
A

The technical shit is our ace in the hole, right?. For now, let's just blast something out and have some fun.

>>23634716
Electron just did top-rock, we should avoid it. I say we do B. Keep them on their feet (ha) so to speak.

Also, if Electron has a tenancy to wooden and mechanical dancing instead of trying to fix it maybe we should have him improve it. He could be a marionette.

>>23634716
>B) Technical showcase. Show the variety of footwork steps you have at your disposal.

We're damn good at technical stuff.

>>23634716
B)

>>23634716
B

we don't want to steal electron's thunder

>>23634716
B

We're good at technical stuff right?

Bet ya'll wish we had signature move now, don'tya.

>>23634869
Signature moves are for schmucks, silver tongue is way better

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You slide out as the second mime catches his hat. You decide to play to your strengths, and launch into a flurry of footwork steps. The crowd seems to appreciate it, as they start clapping on beat as you go through a set of kickout variations. You end with a set of sliding steps you picked up back when you were “studying” in San Franscisco. At the end your set you draw your legs together and smirk at the last mime. He looks back at you cooly. It looks like he wants to say some insult, but, well, he’s a mime. At the moment, you’re ahead.

He takes off his gloves and steps into the middle of the semicircle. As the song hits the bridge, he strums an imaginary guitar. Then he goes into a high-intensity locking routine, before returning to his mime tricks by skating back to his corner on an invisible board. Not bad. Not bad at all.

How do we finish this off?
A) Send the kid.
B) Finish this ourselves.

B

Can't risk it. Show off for the kid.

>>23634965
B. We finish this on then encourage the kid in the future. Can't afford him freezing.

>>23634965
>B) Finish this ourselves.

>>23634965
Can we both go on, I really like that marionette idea

>>23634965
B.

>>23635015
>>23634792

Can he be in our crew? Can he be our designated robot dancer?

>>23634965
B

Take credit. Be a man.

“Leave this bit to me,” you say before rocking your way to the center of the semi-circle. It’s the final round, and the crowd’s fully invested now. It’s time to steal the win.

Choose 2 elements to emphasize:
A) Flexibility
B) Technical Complexity
C) Power
D) Confidence/Humor
E) Musicality

B and D

Our God is an awesome God

>>23635092
B and C

>>23635092
B for sure, thats our go to.
Then... I say D. These mimes are way to edgy, lets show up these clowns.

>>23635092
>B
>D
STYLE the fuck out of 'em.

>>23635092
B and D

Rolled 14

B/E

>>23635092
B and D

>>23635092
B and D

We've got the tech. We've got the charisma. Let's make something happen.

>>23635092

B & D

>>23635092
B, D

We've got Charisma and Technical prowess, let's show that off.

It’s time to smoke these clowns. Mimes. Whatever.

You open with some fast toprock, followed by a mocking imitation of the last mime’s guitar strumming. You pretend to put yourself in a box as you go down, then pretend to kick it open before going into a burst of high intensity footwork. You end with a complicated set of threads before standing back up and yawning. You return to your side with a shit eating grin.

The crowd grows silent. The music cuts out, and the JudgeBot is still and silent as he reviews the battle using Flava Calculus.

“Electron and Will of God.” he declares impassively. “This ruling is official and final. Pantomime crew is now formally forbidden from coming with ten miles of this practice space, under penalty of ten years imprisonment or public serving.”

“FUCK!” the lead mime shouts, before clapping his mouth with his hands.

How do you respond?
A) Sucks for them. Mock the fuck out of them.
B) Gracious. Ask the judge to be lenient.
C) Impassive. Well, that happened.
C) Write in.

For once a quest I might be interested in.

>>23635262
C) Impassive. Well, that happened.

Can we do a mixture of a B and A? It seems weird, but maybe maybe lace our request for leniency with mocking tones? Something to the effect or "regardless of their poor performance, etc etc"

>>23635262

Be gracious. We're laidback, remember? And we need to convert followers through our mercy.

>>23635262
>
B, no need to make a big enemy. Besides, we wouldnt want our opponent to do that to us.

>>23635262
>Flava Calculus
Loving this shit.

D) Brofist the kid. Tell him he's got some sick moves.

>>23635303
>>23635309
>>23635290
>being kind to mimes

fucking plebs

>>23635262

B.

Then they owe us.

>>23635320

Naw. Then we're just humiliating them by underscoring their douchecockery.

>>23635262
> Ten years imprisonment or public serving
This shit's for real.

>>23635262

B.

>>23635290
>>23635303
>>23635309
>>23635315

You brofist Electron with a chuckle, than give the situation a second thought. The penalty’s a bit much.

You turn to the JudgeBot. “Look. Let them still come to the mall. This is just the kid’s corner.”

“As you will,” it replies dully. It hops back into the hole it created after it emerged. You wonder how much the government spends fixing these holes every year.

The first two mimes seem grateful. They make the gesture of handing you something, which leaves you more than a little confused. On a whim, you check your checking account with your holo-wristwatch. You’re fifty dollars richer. Coup.

The last mime glares resentfully. You put it in the “not my problem” bin in your brian.
What next?
A – Peace out. Leaving now would make you look a bit mysterious.
B – Talk to Electron. This kid has potential.
C – Write in.

>>23635395
>B – Talk to Electron. This kid has potential.

>>23635395
B.

Talk up his puppet style

>>23635395
A) Mysterious break dancer that helps people in trouble.

>>23635395
Take the kid out for lunch. We';re hungry again.

>>23635395

B

We need sidekick and he could use some mentoring.

You consider more food. Then you consider the kid for a few moments. Electron stares back up at you, clearly expecting you to say something.

“You did really well back there. Do you kids have a real crew? If you stick with me, I can help you out.”

“How so?”

“Well, I can help you develop your, err, interesting top rock.”

Electron mulls it over. You can tell from his expression that he’s well aware of his own weak points.

“Fine, but what should we call our crew?” he asks.

LAST VOTE OF THE NIGHT: Crew name.

>>23635465
The Apostles

>>23635465

Dangerfield

(it was in the captcha)

>>23635478
>>23635478

Apostles

>>23635480
this

>>23635465
Truth

>>23635465
FUCK, YOU MEAN WE HAVE TO BE CREATIVE?
Will of God... Electron...
Religious reference... Particles...

...Atom and Even The Score?

>>23635465
>>23635499
I like Truth, but in Latin instead, Veritas.

w-when will you pick this up again OP

This is a fresh and interesting quest

>>23635503
Holy shit I'm changing my vote to this.

>>23635503
THIS THIS THIS THIS

>>23635503
second

>>23635511
Latin is overdone, we

>>23635503
This or nothing.

>>23635503
what score

>>23635503
Truthfag here. I have been bested.

>>23635527
I don't know, I just threw the two names into a blender and took what popped out. I guess people like it though. Which is cool, because I fucking love this quest and I'm coming back for it every night.

>>23635550
I hope it comes back tomorrow ;-;

You search yourself for some decent wordplay. You almost settle on “The Apostles”, but something in you pulls another way.

“Atom and Even the Score”

Electron stares blankly at you. “…Fine. But from now on I name shit.”

You shrug. “Why not. Hey…do you happen to know anything about the bboy scene out west? Like have you heard anything about Bboy Abraxas?”

“What? Nah.”

“Alright. Don’t worry about it,” you say casually.

The pair of you head back into the burger shop. You spring for a deluxe pair of 80% beef burgers.

END SESH ONE

How'dya like it?

>>23635624
shit's stylish dog

>>23635624
>Electron doesn't like the name
DROP THE KID RIGHT FUCKING NOW

It's great, I love it, see you tomorrow.

I guess we used to be called Abraxas out west? Or maybe that was the god we tried to dance battle. Either way, bitchin'. A++.

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>>23635624
I like it.

>>23635624
I'm back if your running it again, thats for sure.

>>23635624
Favorite quest. Fresh material. Exciting setting.

When will you be back MAN

This quest is beast.

Thanks everyone!

Let's go for Wednesday night at 10:30 PM EST for session 2.