>>24450823

It's not too smart, let's just use the stealth system to hide and lick our wounds.

Can't we do both? Can we turn on stealth, fly out of the water, put several hundred miles between our landing spot before WY decides finding out who we are is not worth the security breach and carpet bombs the hemisphere?

>>24450867

...If not, A. Turn on stealth and tend to our wounds.

>>24450823
A
We already evaded him with stealth before

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>>24450823
You're back!
A. Stay still and engage the stealth systems.
If he starts coming this way we GTFO, but we need to tend to our wounds.

A

As much as I'd like to leave this FIS infested lake, we're in no state to drive.

>>24450886
>>A. Stay still and engage the stealth systems.

You engage the stealth systems and hope for the best.

You stash the salvaged nav computer and data slates into your storage and pull the knife out of your leg. You toss the knife into the trophy chest, along with the beast's teeth.

With a sudden rumble that quakes your ship, the gargantuan hammerhead launches itself into the water.

Its flock of smaller hammerheads begin detaching themselves one by one.

Several catch the scent of your recent battle and begin to drift your way. If you stay here for too long, you risk one of them bumping into your ship.

Do you:

A: Stealthily take off towards the surface
B. Return the ruins of the RDA dome to rest and patch your wounds
C. Hook the salvaged nav computer into your positioning system and head towards its last port.

>>24450966

A, fuck this lake.

>>24450966
B
Gotta take care of all those wounds

>>24450966
B, lest the wounds incapacitate us.

>>24450966
B we got wounds that need attending.

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>>24450823
HAHA TIME FOR PTSD QUEST!

>>24450966
>A: Stealthily take off towards the surface
Lets get out of this accursed lake.

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>>24451054

>>24451054
lol
damn you anon I can't stop laughing.

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>>24451054

>>24451054
Take me now, oh wonderous drawfag.

>>24451008
>>B. Return the ruins of the RDA dome to rest and patch your wounds

You slowly throttle up your engine and head towards the ruins. Behind you, the gargantuan hammerhead beast opens its massive maw and begins to chew and swallow the submersible wreck.

You set your ship down behind the rubble, hidden from view, and deactivate the stealth.

You rummage through your medi-kits. You inject yourself with several healing and disinfecting serums into your shoulder and leg. Your chest however, still pains from each breath.

Your ship lacks the facilities to regenerate your ribs, but you can inject yourself with some healing paste to get them re-aligned.

The process is extremely painful, so you'll need to put yourself to sleep for several hours while the paste gets to work.

Do you:

A. Take the risk and put yourself to sleep for 4 hours while the paste aligns your ribs.
B. Live with it as is and endure the wound.
C. Apply the paste without anaesthesia and attempt to bear the horrible pain. (DC: Medium-hard)

>>24451139
>C. Apply the paste without anaesthesia and attempt to bear the horrible pain. (DC: Medium-hard)
Mama didn't raise no pussy.

Rolled 2

>>24451139
C
Be a man-pred

Rolled 16

>>24451139
Are we MEN, or are we MICE?
Answer: neither

Rolled 2

>>24451139
>C
We can take it. We ain't no bitch-yautja.

>>24451164
This is a roll for C, right?

>>24451179
It is indeed.

>>24451162
>>24451164
>>24451172
Damn close call. DAMN close call.

Rolled 1

>>24451139
C

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>>24451162
>>24451172
>We ran out of 1s so we get 2s instead

>>24451139

B, we need to get out of here right now. WY will find us in 4 hours if we stay in the general area, and that is, again. If they don't decide to level it and everything in 10 miles.

>>24451210
THOSE FUCKING FIS!

>>24451210
Surely it was too late!...
Right?

>>24451164
>>C. Apply the paste without anaesthesia and attempt to bear the horrible pain. (Pass, vs. DC of 14)


You break open the syringe's seal and jam it into your chest. A terrible pain overcomes you. Your vision blurs and you can feel your ribs being twisted within you. You endure, however, as you recall the teachings of your master.

Slowly, the hours go by, and bit by bit you feel the pain subsiding. At last, the pain leaves your body, and you can breathe clear again.

Your ribs are set, but will take many days to fully heal. You should avoid further trauma to that area in the near future.

You take some time to dissect the Weyland nav computer and the various data slates.

You find, among them, the locations of a few key Weyland facilities. There is some sort of deep sea research facility near the edge of this lake, which is probably where the submersible came from.

There are also several research facilities along the surface.

Do you:

A. Spend some more time exploring the lake
B. Head towards the surface and take off into the atmosphere.

>>24451289
>B. Head towards the surface and take off into the atmosphere.
I want out of this damn lake.

>>24451289
B
Fuck water we out of here

Rolled 13

>>24451289
A explore the lake.
The fish(fucking fish) here are excellent sport lets see what else we can find. More importantly it will also give some time for our wounds to heal a little bit.

>>24451289

B, anymore fis and we're gonna die.

Also why haven't we seen anymore search parties? We are a massive Rick off security breach

>>24451332
I am guessing fis and worse.

>>24451351
>worse than fis
I'm terrified.

>>24451323
>B. Head towards the surface and take off into the atmosphere.

Your ship is now at 100% capacity.

You power up your ship and being to head towards the surface.

Recalling the defences you faced earlier, you engage your stealth systems and slowly break the surface of the water.

Your sensors indicate several anti-air batteries in your immediate vicinity and seven atmospheric gunships on patrol.

Do you:

A. Go vertical and gain altitude to avoid dealing with the gunship patrols.
B. Stick close to the surface to avoid the anti-air batteries' sensors.

>>24451359
Hey at least we now know of an excellent place to go hunting...at least if we survive.

>>24451375
B our armor has taken a beating already anti air batteries would tear our light craft apart. Considering our luck with sensors I wouldn't want to risk it.

>>24451375
>B. Stick close to the surface to avoid the anti-air batteries' sensors.

>>24451375
B

>>24451375

A, our ship can in theory beat sensors with our improved stealth

How acceptable is it to return for resupply and then head out again to a mission? It will take a total of 12 days (6 in each direction).

It is implausible for us to single handedly do away with the entire wayland tech expedition. (although if we did so it would be a massive victory for us)

We are a scout here for info gathering... how much info is enough though?

>>24451396
>>B. Stick close to the surface to avoid the anti-air batteries' sensors.

You set your ship to terrain following mode and stick close to the surface.

You avoid the gunship patrols to the best of your abilities.

You suddenly catch a massive thermal signature descending from orbit. A large weyland cargo ship is making planetfall at a dock nearby.

A. Use its massive thermal footprint to escape this Weyland hotspot.
B. Try to get closer to the cargo ship and scan its cargo. (DC: Medium)

>>24451456
A

Rolled 6

>>24451456
>B. Try to get closer to the cargo ship and scan its cargo. (DC: Medium)
Ten bucks say it's full of xenos.

>>24451449
We can do that.

It will mean breaking past the orbital defenses again though.

>>24451456
A

Rolled 12

>>24451456
B our mission is to gather info. So we have to take the risk.

>>24451449
Well we have very little info beyond locations and guess work at the moment. We also want at least one xenomorph trophy to prove that they're here. Also, if we can pitch the natives and WY against the xenomorphs in order to exterminate the infestation we'd probably earn a lot of respect.

Rolled 18

>>24451456

B

>>24451495
Pretty sure we already have a xeno trophy from the ship.

>>24451495
>pitch WY against the xenos
Their own research? I doubt it.

>pitch the natives
Impossible. We must reclaim Jake Sully's skull, or his descendant's.

>>24451495
We got a drone warrieor head already

>>24451495
We are in a scout craft, our mission is to gather info. Once we get back and report then we can return with better equipment and better craft more well suited for the task. Until then we lurk and gather as much info as we can.

The way to do the absolute most damage to wayne corp here is to cause more predator containment breaches. We should aim to find exactly where they experiment on predators and then sneak into those places to cause breaches.

>>24451495

I think WY probably has something to do with the infestation

>>24451522
Not even WY is stupid enough to bring Yautja to a planet of forest.

>>24451495
WY use the xenomorphs as bioweapons, they brought them here and they are experimenting with adding pandorian DNA to xenomorphes.
WY created this new breen of blue winged xenomorph using pandorian lifeforms in the ship we blew up. When we shot the ship they lost containment.

This has all been pretty explicit so I don't understand your confusion.

>>24451552
We are Yautja (predator). WY is experimenting on black prey (xenomorphs / Alien)

>>24451501
>>B. Try to get closer to the cargo ship and scan its cargo. (DC: Medium)

Pass. You tail the massive cargo ship and use its massive energy output to mask your sensor scan.

You take some time to perform a thorough E/M and thermal scan, now having some more experience in detecting the presence of synthetics.

Apart from the crew, the cargo ship is full of thermal signatures packed closely together. The signatures match various species of the Pandoran wildlife.

Below you, the grassy ground begins to part, and a massive silo door is revealed. A set of guiding lights flash from within, and the massive cargo ship begins to descend into its maw.

A. Stick close to the ship and follow it into the dock.
B. Remain where you are and continue observing.

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>>24451054

>>24451569
B Don't want to get trapped inside. Can we note the location of this silo for future use?

>>24451569
B we are wounded and our craft is damaged I wouldn't want to risk going in no telling what is in there. Rather observe and take care to mark the coordinates.

>>24451569
A
Time to operate

>>24451569

B, A would leave us potentially trapped

>>24451569
>B. Remain where you are and continue observing.
We can sneak in later, we know where it is now.
Mark it on our map.

>>24451569
B
We will get in later, without the ship.

>>24451522
We're not fighting waynecorp but a predator quest side story in Gotham would be sweet

>>24451644
Oh god our cunning predator against the Batman...it MUST be done. If only there was a way to go back in time/portal or something...

>>24451644
>>24451668
PREDQUEST 2: GOTHAM CITY NIGHTS

PredOP, pls

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>>24451644
>>24451668
That already exists.

>>24451681
But its not our clever predator...link to scans by any chance?

>>24451675
Maybe Predop will let us find a portal or something...

>>24451473

Do we know How much can our clan support us? As in, could we get a new ship if we felt it was neccesary? Could we request more credits/resources?

>>24451681
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOZVp9NFhQE

>>24451701
Not enough to not consider this a failure.

>>B. Remain where you are and continue observing.

You watch as the cargo ship disappears beneath the ground. The silo doors slide close behind it.

You cross-reference the location with the salvaged nav computer. It's marked there as "Specimen Triage Lab 2".

You take some time to scan the area, but your sensors cannot seem to penetrate the earth to each the facilities below. Either the facility is buried too deep, but they have some sort of shielding material built into the walls.

You must now decide your next destination.

Do you:

A. Proceed towards the large Weyland facility marked "Lab 01" on the nav computer.
B. Investigate the location marked "Armory"
C. Investigate the location marked "Testing Grounds"
D. Proceed to the last recorded location of your father according to his ship's records.

>>24451681
Yeah there are actually several different Batman Vs. Pred stories. I just thought a quest too actually hunt the bat would be sweet. It really wouldn't fit in with this quest but if OP gets bored of the main story for a bit this would make an excellent elseworlds/flashback adventure.

>>24451701
We are a freshly blooded hunter we don't got shit when it comes to pull. In fact the only reason we got this mission was due to our mentor's personal recommendation. If we succeed we can expect to have unusual amount of clout for what we are.

>>24451729
D

>>24451729
Either D. or B. sound good. We were sent here to find out what happened but sabotaging their weapons is rarely a bad idea.

>>24451729
B might as well see what we are up against firepower wise.

>>24451729

C

>>24451729
D We are gonna be busy when it comes to investigating the humans. It would be best if we got the personal stuff out of the way so we can focus on our mission.

>>24451701
We need more before we go back. Our exact orders were
>Investigate Weyland-Yutani and Xenomorph activity on Pandora.
I want to at least find out if there is a Xenomorph hive on Pandora, and where the hard meat is being kept.

>>24451729
>B. Investigate the location marked "Armory"
If we can cripple their supply of weapons and ammo it will make our job easier.

>>24451729
D.

>>24451729

D first because by the time we start doing anything with Weyland there is a high chance we will need to get out of dodge immediately and will not get a second chance to look

>>24451777
D wins. Write-up inc.

>>24451787
>>D. Proceed to the last recorded location of your father according to his ship's records.

You set course for the last recorded position of your father according to his ship logs.

You come upon a massive clearing filled with toppled trees and signs of charred growth. New vegetation is steady growing on top of the ruins, but there is no mistake - this devastation was the result of your father's honour device.

Near the center of the devastated area, you see a derelict compound bearing the Weyland logo. The compound consisted, at one point, of two large buildings surrounded by four heavily fortified walls.

It has since been destroyed in the blast.

You look for a place to set down your ship.

A. Put it down within the compound ruins, between two large piles of rubble.

B. Put it down in a patch of overgrown at the outer ring of the devastation.

>>24451831
B

>>24451831
B

>>24451831
B

>>24451831
B

>>24451831
B

>>24451831
>B. Put it down in a patch of overgrown at the outer ring of the devastation.

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>>24451840
>>24451843
>>24451846
>>24451847
>>24451848
>>24451856
We're in the groove tonight

>>24451840
>>24451843
>>24451846
>>24451847
>>24451848
Holy shit.

B

>>24451831

A because we have stealth

>>24451872
Assimilate.

>>24451840
>>B. Put it down in a patch of overgrown at the outer ring of the devastation.

You set the ship down at the outer edge of the devastated area, within a thick patch of overgrowth.

You step out and take some time to look over the damage.

The main bore cannon is half-torn from its manifold and looks to be beyond repair.

The engine, to your surprise, looks to be only lightly damaged. A piece of one of the orbital drones managed to lodge itself within one of the intakes, but you could see no further damage beyond that.

You think that given 2 or 3 hours, you can fix the damaged engine and get it operational again.

You have about 4 hours left of daylight.

Do you:

A. Proceed with the investigation
B. Take some time to fix the engine

>>24451885
A

>>24451885
>B. Take some time to fix the engine
Fix engine before dark, in case we have to GO FAST.

>>24451885
A engine is working and you can also fix it when we return

>>24451872
Assimilate or be destroyed.

I suddenly want to see a quest with /tg/ playing a Geth with each anon is a single part of the whole

>>24451885
B

>>24451885
B

>>24451885
B, lets fix our ship

>>24451885
B

>>24451885
B
The engine!

>>24451885
Fix the ship during the daylight then Investigate properly at night. Something tells me we don't want to have our ship in pieces during a Pandora night.

>>24451899
>I suddenly want to see a quest with /tg/ playing a Geth with each anon is a single part of the whole
Gethquest would be the greatest or most chaotic thing since we would have to come to a consensus on every fucking thing.

Let's do it

>>24451904
>B. Take some time to fix the engine

You take one of the plasma cutters from the storage bay and carefully cut the obstruction from the intake piece by piece.

Once the last piece has been cleared and the intakes are once again free of obstruction, you tentatively start up the engine. Both engines come to life. After a few moments of thorough diagnostics, you determine both engines are in perfect working order.

While you were working, you couldn't help but feel something was very wrong with this place. Now, you realize - since you landed here hours ago, you have not seen or heard a single animal in the dense overgrowth.

You feel slightly disconcerted.

You engage the ship's cloaking system and decide to:

A. Explore the devastated area and the compound within. Nightfall is coming, but armed now with your vision mask, you are no longer as concerned with moving in the dark as during your trials.

B. Look around the overgrowth for signs of wild life and scout your immediate area.

C. Spend the night in your ship.

>>24451932
A

>>24451932
Briefly
>B. Look around the overgrowth for signs of wild life and scout your immediate area.
Followed by
>A. Explore the devastated area and the compound within. Nightfall is coming, but armed now with your vision mask, you are no longer as concerned with moving in the dark as during your trials.

>>24451915
Its okay anon I think we would just have to do with whatever has the most support, otherwise it wont really ever work. Still either way it could be very interesting depending on who is willing to gm it. Either way I think it will be glorious and forever remembered as either the great/worst quest.

>>24451932
B but make sure to lay some traps and alarms as well.

>>24451932
Can we have our ships sensors run a scan instead?

>>24451932

B knowing your surroundings first is what a good hunter would do first in this situation

>>24451950

Your ship's sensors confirm your suspicion: there is no thermal or E/M signatures within the area.

>>24451932
B

>>24451932
A
>no presence from the natives
Most worrying.

Also, I just realized most Pandoran lifeforms are bioluminiscent. And light up like a Christmas tree when touched.
Our camo is useless.

>>24451950

but would not using shio sensors make us more detectable, Weyland might notice

>>24451953
Okay then B it is

>>24451958
well

shit

>>24451932
>B. Look around the overgrowth for signs of wild life and scout your immediate area.

Thats fuckin weird, ESPECIALLY for Pandora.

inb4 we're basically standing on top of the galaxy's most rapetastic Xeno nest

>>24451932
B

>>24451932
Run a scan of the area then investigate briefly. We do need some rest after our fishy beating.
We've had a big day.

>>24451958
So we somehow have to avoid touching living things...on a jungle world. Fuck if only we could levitate or something.

>>24451972
After surviving the fis, we can charge naked into the worst of Xeno nests and don't give a single fuck.

>>24451983
We do kinda have broken ribs it might be best not to push ourselves to hard until they heal.

>>24451956
>>B. Look around the overgrowth for signs of wild life and scout your immediate area.

You slowly walk around the immediate area while scanning everything of interest with your vision mask. With your finely honed hunter's instincts, you notice the density of vegetation overgrowth, but no signs of foraging by herbivores.

You come upon something interesting in the distance. It's the body of a Weyland synthetic, tangled up in a patch of vines.

Scanning with your vision mask tells you that it's truly inactive.

Do you:

A. Cut it loose from the vines and take some time to examine it in detail
B. Cut it loose and drag it back to your ship.

>>24451983
Seriously Fis are worse then them any day. Well unless it is at least a praetorian or something.

>>24451983
But what if they used fis to breed the ultimate xeno warriors?

>deundred SAN
Yes captcha, that would constitute d100 SAN loss

>>24452000
B

Examine it closely in safety.

>>24452000
B

>>24452000
B

>>24452000
A
the last time we thought one was truly inactive it stabbed us in the leg.

>>24452000
B. This forest is evil. This forest is CRAWLING WITH LAND FIS

>>24452000
>B. Cut it loose and drag it back to your ship.

>Native wildlife not foraging
>Dead synthetic

Yeah, lets get our evidence and look at it in the armored safety of our spaceship.

>>24452000
A no reason to bring it back to the ship and take to much time

we need to get to inside the compound

>>24452000
B - it's safer.

>>24452008
well we still have our honor bomb to fall back on.

>>24452024
>B. Cut it loose and drag it back to your ship.
You cut the vines entangling the synthetic and begin dragging it back to your ship.

You lay it on the ground next to your boarding ramp and begin to examine it. At first, you notice no exterior wounds, and deduce that it tried to escape the blast radius but was caught and knocked out by the secondary EMP.

Then, as you begin to peel away its armour, you notice several spots on the armour were eaten away by acid. Further examination shows heavy signs of corrosion along his harness.

This thing was carrying something on its back, but must have dropped it when the acid ate through the harness.

This is the first time you've had the opportunity to study your synthetic prey in such a manner. Do you:

A. Spend some time to perform a full autopsy on it to determine its operations and nature.

B. Move the body away from your ship and dispose of it.

>>24452087
A

>>24452087
A
We've been jumped too many times by them. Let's prevent that.

>>24452087
>A. Spend some time to perform a full autopsy on it to determine its operations and nature.
We're going to be tangling with these fuckers in the near future. May as well figure out their weak points so we don't have to rely on completely dismembering them to put them down.

>>24452087
A

>>24452087
A

>>24452087
A learning any synth weak points seems to be in our best interests. I vote we then dispose of the body and rest for the night exploring the blast radius proper during the day when the big dumb things are out as opposed to at night when the small sneaky things slink around.

>>24452087
B

IF it is a military model it will most likely have tampering prevention built into it, no reason to risk it, dispose of it and continue on, the path where we found it and see if we can locate what it was carrying

>>24452087
A lets find out their weak points

>>24452087
A - To better know our prey.

>>24452096
>A. Spend some time to perform a full autopsy on it to determine its operations and nature.

You slice the thing open in a methodical manner and begin to study its insides. You take note of its muscle strength and nerve layout. You find yourself coming to greater understanding in what makes these synthetic warriors tick.

The nervous system seems to be completely decentralized, allowing them to operate on some capacity even when decapitated. But most of the decision and logic circuits are housed in the cranium, and without it, it falls back on primitive combat routines which will make them much more manageable. You also notice its spine houses a large portion of its nerves, and severing it will slow its reflexes greatly.

You have learned all you can from this specimen. You drag the remains away from your ship and dispose of them with your plasma torch.

Next, you:

A. Proceed to investigate the compound.
B. Stay with your ship and pass the night.

>>24452163
>B. Stay with your ship and pass the night.

There is something off about this area. Nothing tried to kill us when it was daylight, but nightfall might change that. Chill in the ship and keep one eye on the sensors.

>>24452163
A

>>24452163
>A. Proceed to investigate the compound.
About what time is it now, OP? I mean just guestimating from moon positioning and such.

>>24452163
A
we need to know whats all around here.

>>24452163
B
No telling what lurks in the dark.

>>24452182

It is evening time.

>>24452163
>B. Stay with your ship and pass the night.
I don't think the darkness is our friend here

>>24452163
B. Now we rest and prepare for the morning also the sensors should alert us to any changes below and allow us to gather any general data in the area overnight.

>>24452163

A we are Yautja, we hunt

>>24452204
We're also smart

B

>>24452163
B give us some time to heal our ribs a bit more.

>>24452163
B

As I say, things light up when touched, camo or not.

>>24452202
>>B. Stay with your ship and pass the night.

You decide to spend the night in your cockpit rather than the sarcophagus, just in case something shows up on sensors.

Shortly after you drift off to sleep, you are suddenly awakened by your sensors.

You are picking up several signatures on the motion sensors, but there's nothing on thermal or E/M.

You see the signatures converging on you. With your keen eyes, you notice several things moving quickly among the trees before you.

Do you:

A. Drop out of cloak and engage the plasma turrets.
B. Remain in cloak and wait.
C. Throttle up your engines and lift off.

>>24452240
B

>>24452240

A

>>24452240
B - it might be that they don't know we're here, and we have no idea what it is that's coming, since they aren't on thermal or E/M. Best to wait and see, and then act, rather than act pre-emptively and get ourselves in trouble.

>>24452240
B

>nothing on thermal or E/M
Dis gon b bad.

>>24452240
B

>>24452240
Can we remain in cloak and hover above the treeline? Is out ship quiet enough to do something like that convincingly?

>>24452240
B

>nothing on thermal or E/M.

Whafuck? Thats new and scary.

Lets observe until we know they're after us and not just passing by.

>>24452240
B
First fis now something that can only be picked up with motion sensors. This is going to be a long trip isn't it?

>>24452240
No image intensifiers or FLIR?
B, but keep a claw on C.

Not sure how well the turrets would work against something the sensors can't even see

>>24452278

You remain in cloak and observe. There are at least six distinct contacts. Their movement patterns become obvious - they are moving towards you.

As they get closer, your E/M sensors suddenly begin to pick up very faint traces of bio-electrical emissions. You cross references them with known signatures and your worst fears are confirmed - they are black beasts. But somehow, these are able to mask their bio-electrical emissions.

You make out their outlines as they get closer. They are similar in size to the runner drones, are far faster. Massive hind legs show they are capable of jumping great distances and each has a series of spines jutting from the crowns on the back of their heads.

The first pounces upon your ship. Your stealth systems flicker and your ship shakes.

The spike-headded beast begins to claw and scratch at your ship's exterior. Its comrades trail shortly behind it.

Do you:

A. Engage the plasma turrets and try to shoot it.
B. Exit your ship to try to deal with it.
C. Engage the engines and lift off.

>>24452338
C

>>24452338
C
There is several of them and they are augmented

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>>24452338
A

>>24452338
C.

>>24452338
B TROPHIES and worthy ones at that

>>24452338
C, then A
Let's see if we can gun down a few and see what we're dealing with; this isn't so much a hunt as a fact-finding mission

>>24452338
C Pretty sure we found out what killed dad.

>>24452354
we love you to art fag, art makes us happy

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>>24452338
>they are black beasts.
>able to mask their bio-electrical emissions.

WELL SHIT

B

Lets motherfucking do this.

>>24452354
Awesome

>>24452338
engage engine and move elsewhere then attempt to use the turrets. the turrets report may be picked up and we don't want WY trudging through our investigation. With some fancy flying we may be able to shake a couple off anyway.

>>24452338
B

TROPHIES

Fly back to lake.

Deposit mega-xenos in lake.

Fis will solve the problem.

>>24452352
You slam the throttle forward and engage the engines. Both engines roar to life, and begin to lift the ship off quickly.

The beast, however, manages to cling on. It scurries under your ship's belly, and you suddenly hear the groaning and twisting of metal behind you.

The thing is trying to pry open the missile bay!

Do you:

A. Put the ship to violent and sudden manoeuvres to try and shake it loose. (DC: Medium)
B. Slam the ship back into the ground and crush it. (DC: Medium-Hard)

>>24452392
>we end up creating fis-xenos

Rolled 7

>>24452404
I'm feeling lucky tonight, B.

B

can not lift off because one is already on the ship and no telling the damage it could cause if we tried to take off with it cling on, I wanted to plasma the forest but everyone wanted to wait and it is to late for that as well.....time to do this the old fashion hard way

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>>24452392
The Fis seem to be able to mess with our dice I say we avoid all those cheaters at all costs.

Rolled 17

>>24452404
B
Those AA batteries are still active!

Rolled 12

>>24452404
B
Get off!

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Rolled 15

>>24452404
A

Rolled 11

>>24452404
Due to the AA, gonna have to go with B.

Rolled 16

>>24452404

B

Rolled 5

>>24452404
A. it'll give us a good sense of what she's capable of and avoid further damage from slammin'. If this doesn't work let's make sure to fly away from the other xenos a bit and engage this thing one on one.

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>>24452354
Needs moar FIS

Rolled 1

>>24452404
I'm inclined to go with A.

How the fuck did those things detect us so fast

>>24452463
... crap

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Rolled 6

>>24452354

>>24452463
And so end the adventures of Three-Claw.

>>24452463
>You crash your ship into the lake
>The Xeno is still hanging on
>You see Big Fis
>Big Fis sees you
>The Xeno severs the power conduit to the engine

[BAD END}

>>24452404
B

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>>24452463
Why do you hate us.

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>>24452491
... Its not my fault

>>24452418
>>B. Slam the ship back into the ground and crush it. (DC: Medium-Hard)

You put your ship into a controlled dive and aim it straight at the ground. At the last moment, you lift your nose and scrape your ship's belly against the ground ahead. You hear a long and sharp screech as the beast is churned to paste between your ship and the ground.

You once again lift up into the air.

You take a look at your motion sensors. Your immediate area is covered with contacts. There must be hundreds, if not thousands of them down there.

Do you:

A. Engage stealth and fly away
B. Wait in midair and continue to observe.
C. Fire a fission torpedo at the ground and cleanse the entire area.

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>>24452499
C

>>24452499

C, honor aside these beasts are impure, and augmented. Cleanse them all less they produce further, god save us all if they reach the fis.

>>24452499

B observe, maybe we can follow them back to where they came from

>>24452499
C.

>>24452499
A
these bastards can probably jump and we already seen a strain with wings. In any case we can confirm there is an active hive and a big one at that.

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>>24452499
Cleanse the land
C

>>24452499
C

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>>24452499
>C

This is an unsanctioned infestation! IT. MUST. BE. PURGED.

>>24452499
C
We can't let them get to the Fis.

Rolled 18

>>24452499
Record data of the infestation then A. No need to let anyone know were here by blowing up heavy ordinance on the exact spot the last pred died.

>>24452499
>There must be hundreds, if not thousands of them down there.
B Oh jesus we need to follow them back to their hive and then we blow the shit out of them.

>>24452526
Sorry keep forgetting to remove my dice.

>>24452504
>>C. Fire a fission torpedo at the ground and cleanse

You open the missile bay and read one of your two fission torpedoes. You set its target to the highest concentration of contacts ground-side and fire.

The missile streaks through the night sky, leaving a green trail of plasma propellant. You quickly turn your ship around and gun the throttle. Your engines roar as they engage. You brace yourself and turn on your cockpit's UV filter. For a brief moment, you become blinded by the sudden flash.

You are then thrown forward in your seat as the shock waves catches up to your ship. You quickly stabilize your ship and survey the area beneath you.

The entire area, around six kilometres in radius are now nothing but scorched earth. All movement has ceased, and the brilliant nuclear flash gradually gives away to the dark of night.

____________________________

END OF EPISODE 6.

okay guys, let's stop here for now. Thanks for playing everyone! See you next time.

>>24452550
>24450823
Thread is archived here:

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/24450823/

>>24452550
Guess this episode went out with a bang.

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>>24452550
Nuclear explosions are always a good stopping point.
Remember the Alamo