>>37769775
Links as per usual:
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>>37769775
Can we follow it above the crevasse, to figure out if it's even in there before descending?

>>37769775
>Stay out of the crevasse, try to follow the trail as closely as possible from the easier path

>>37769803
That was what I meant by the third option. Following as close as possible without actually going down there.

>>37769816
Oops, I didn't actually read the options, sorry.
Yeah, I vote for that.

>>37769775
>>Go down with the whole pack

>>37769775
>Stay out of the crevasse, try to follow the trail as closely as possible from the easier path

>>37769775
>>Go down alone

>>37769775
>Stay out of the crevasse, try to follow the trail as closely as possible from the easier path

>>37769775
>Go down alone

>>37769910
'Sup Joe

>>37769775
>>Stay out of the crevasse, try to follow the trail as closely as possible from the easier path

Looks like you're staying out of the crevasse then.

It's almost like you don't want to get trapped in a confined area with a mysterious supernatural creature.

Writing.

You do not know what this creature is capable of, and the crevasse leaves you few options if the hunt turns against you. You sniff the air, the smell is stronger here, but it is all around you, harder to pinpoint without being able to follow it directly.

You pick your way over the uneven ground to the side of the crevasse, the sun blocked by the looming peaks. Your ears twitch, but all you hear is the clatter of scree on the mountainside. While the Howling Mountains are far from the most populous of locations, you would have expected to have heard some animals around, but the pass is devoid of life. Whatever this thing is, nothing else in these mountains is foolish enough to stray too close.

>Roll 2d20

Rolled 17, 10 = 27 (2d20)

>>37769994

Rolled 8, 19 = 27 (2d20)

>>37769994
kub

Rolled 15, 17 = 32 (2d20)

>>37769994

Rolled 6, 9 = 15 (2d20)

>>37769994

17,and19.
Pretty good.

Rolled 5, 3 = 8 (2d10)

>>37769994
k
>>37770003
>>37770011
>17, 19
nice

>>37770003
>>37770011
>>37770018
17, 19

Dats pretty good, good job

>>37770003
>>37770011
>>37770018
Writing.

You stalk along the side of edge of the crevasse, the thing definitely came through here, the stink is getting more and more potent with every step.

“Urgh, what is that,” the lieutenant growls. You suppose it has gotten foul enough now that even regular orcs can smell it.

You pause at the edge of the crevasse, it hits a dead end, the creature would have to come back up here, but the trail doesn't. It just stops dead. The end of the crevasse was a trap, to trap your warriors in a confined space with no way out. Which means the creature is here, somewhere.

A thin wisp of fog drifts past your feet, making you frown. A fog bank, rolling in fast. That is not natural, you are still too low in the mountains for clouds, and it seems strangely purposeful, sweeping over your pack, growing higher with every moment.

“Shit, stay close, no-one get separated,” the lieutenant snaps, as the pack draw their weapons, pressing into a defensive formation.

No stragglers to pick off now, but you need to decide what to do fast, soon the fog will swallow you up completely, then you will barely be able to see a few feet on front of your face. Something tells you your quarry will not be similarly inconvenienced.

>Get to higher ground.
>Leave back the way you came, quickly.
>Stick with the pack, hold the defensive formation.
>Leave them, hunt this thing alone.

>>37770134
>Leave them, hunt this thing alone.

>>37770134
>Stick with the pack, hold the defensive formation.

>>37770134
>Stick with the pack, hold the defensive formation

And keep away from the crevasse edge, last thing we need is orcs going over the side and falling to their death.

Rolled 19, 4 = 23 (2d20)

>>37770134
>>Stick with the pack, hold the defensive formation.
We can hunt it after we take care of the pack

>>37770134
The creature will definitely attack the pack, so plan an ambush on it when it does, keep a close eye, nose, and ear on the orcs for someone struggling/disappearing.
Maybe getting to higher ground to survey them could work, and if we spot the creature itself and an opportunity presents itself, then just do it ourselves.
Faggot ass Slaggyr thought he could take care of The Stonetusks with a tricky fucker like this? Please, corpse will be a trophy and possible alchemical ingredient to strengthen the clan.

>>37770134
>Get to higher ground.

>>Vor'zal
>Hunting: 5
>Stealth: 4
We got this guys, just turn it into a stealthy hunt while not abandoning the pack.

>>37770134
>Leave them, hunt this thing alone.

Sticking with the pack wins.

>Roll another 1d20

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>37770225

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>37770225
damn it guys
Lordy, which had the highest and lowest DC?

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>37770225

>>37770237
Don't metagame, losing orcs is bad all round right now.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>37770225

>>37770244
How is it metagaming?

>>37770232
>>37770237
>>37770244
Spend a favor?
If the DC wasn't like 18 then it might not be worth it, just for a simple failure.

Writing

>>37770260
You can if you want, do you wish to spend favor?

>>37770270
nay

>>37770270
Nope

The fog builds inevitably higher until it swallows up your pack entirely, circled close, weapons drawn, squinting into the thick haze. You can barely make them out it's so heavy, just vague orcish shapes.

A chill settles over the still mountainside, making your skin prickle. All you hear is the sound of the pack's breathing and the low growl of the warg. Your ears twitch, you ignore the stink and the way the fog stings at the inside of your nostrils, you can taste the acrid smell in the air, but you still see no sign of the creature.

Then you hear the silence broken by a pained gurgle, cut off in a split second as one of the pack is grabbed by something out of the mist, dragged out of the circle and gone before you can react. You don't think any of the rest of them even heard it.

You know where it is now, for the moment, but going after it would mean leaving the pack. It seems content to pick you off piece by piece.

>Leave the pack, go after the creature.
>Order the pack to follow you in going after the creature.
>Keep in the formation, try to get it next time it attacks.

>>37770391
>Order the pack to follow you in going after the creature.

>>37770391
>Leave the pack, go after the creature.

>>37770391
>Leave the pack, go after the creature.

>>37770391
>Leave the pack, go after the creature.

>>37770391
>Leave the pack, go after the creature.

>>37770391
>>Leave the pack, go after the creature.
How about we break off, but wait until it comes back o attack again before we go after it?

>>37770391
>Leave the pack, go after the creature.

>>37770391
>>Leave the pack, go after the creature.

>>37770425
It can see (or sense with other senses) through the fog, we can't and we only know where it is right now, not where it will be.
If it sees us seperate from the apck, it will either bypass us completely to get more mooks or blindside us from our blindspot.

>>37770391
>Tell pack to form defensive position
>Leave the pack, go after the creature

>>37770391

>Leave the pack, go after the creature.

Writing.

>>37770484
No rolling?

>>37770508
Not yet.

“Missing one... form circle again,” you growl to the lieutenant as you stalk away.

It is out there, you can still hear the gurgling of the dying orc. You don't know for sure if the thing is there with him though, or if it's using him as bait to draw you out.

>Go to the orc
>Stay still and try to figure out where it is
>Try to pick up the creature's trail again
>Other (writein)

Rolled 13, 6 = 19 (2d20)

>>37770561
>>>Go to the orc
let's take the bait. we'll spring the trap and catch it

>>37770561
>Go to the orc

>>37770561
>Try to pick up the creature's trail again

>>37770561
>Go to the orc, but don't pay attention to him, focus on the surroundings and any possible traps, try to trick it into springing its ambush on you while you're prepared
Does Vor'zal have animal forms he could take on right now?

>>37770561
>Stay still and try to figure out where it is

>>37770561
Pick up a small rock and throw it lightly at the orc.
See what happens.

>>37770584
Crag Lion form and Needleback form, the option to assume them will be added soon.

Going to the orc wins.

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>37770673

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>37770673
'Ere we go!

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>37770673

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>37770676
Good job, anon!
>>37770673

>>37770693
better job anon

Reminder, you need sex gods blessing to knock up vampires.
>>37770673
How does pregnancy work with vampires, and what about their whelps?

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>37770715
Shame I was half a minute late.

>>37770747
>How does pregnancy work with vampires, and what about their whelps?
It doesn't
>From the ask.fm

>Can a vampire orc still father whelps? Or give birth to children if she's female?
>Nope, undead.
>Of course with enough arcane or divine bullshit anything is possible, but without outside assistance, no.

You crouch down low, creeping towards the orc cautiously. This thing can see you perfectly, you know that, it could see you before the fog, and now you are even more at a disadvantage. Rather than aimlessly running around trying to find it, you will make it come to you, and then you will strike.

The orc's death rattle is growing more and more faint with every passing moment, there is no point in rushing, you can't heal him. You draw closer, close enough to see him. Half his face is gone, just missing, exposing the ruined mess within, it's a wonder he has held on this long, the skin bubbling and crackling round the edge of the wound.

Every muscle in your body tenses as you lean down closer, ready for the attack, and the creature does not disappoint.

(cont)

>>37770827
A long tendril lashes out of the mist, spearing the ground where you stood just moments before as you twist your body, wrapping a clawed hand around the writhing appendage, pulling hard, claws tearing at the fleshy tendril. A surprised braying sound echoes through the foggy mountainside as the creature sprawls to the ground in front of you. You still can't see it well, but you can see it well enough to know what it is. A Goat of Mhoiru, a divine servant of the hungry, twisted mountain god Mhoiru. You did not think that god had any worshippers in this land.

“Mhoiru's brood not welcome here...,” you snarl, releasing the tongue as the acidic fluids start to boil away the skin of your hand.

The creature's tongue snaps back into its snouted mouth quickly, rising to its hind legs, lanky and sinuous.

“Pacts have been made, sacred flesh has been devoured in Mhoiru's name, we will bring orc meat to our master's table,” the creature whispers, its voice hollow, echoing.

You have injured its tongue, which is good, but divine servants are full of nasty surprises, you doubt you have seen all that this thing can do yet.

>Feral Form (Enhance natural abilities, can still cast magic)
>Crag Lion Form (Agile and deadly, but somewhat fragile)
>Needleback Form (Slower but stronger & tougher, the spines also make it harder to attack without injury)

>>37770841
>Feral Form (Enhance natural abilities, can still cast magic)

Rolled 8, 20 = 28 (2d20)

>>37770841
>>Feral Form (Enhance natural abilities, can still cast magic)
Slow night

>>37770841

>Feral Form (Enhance natural abilities, can still cast magic)

We are going to need our wits about us for this one.

>>37770841
>Feral Form (Enhance natural abilities, can still cast magic)
Going to want our magical options open to respond properly to weird shit.

>>37770841
>Feral Form (Enhance natural abilities, can still cast magic)
We need to be versetile

>>37770841
>a flesh eating monster goat
Okay, that's funny.

>>37770841
>Needleback Form (Slower but stronger & tougher, the spines also make it harder to attack without injury)
well, this thing likes to grapple

Feral form it is.

Writing.

You mutter a prayer to Tak'zaya Ska for strength, for sharp claws and fangs to tear through the beast's enchanted hide. You feel your muscles tense, straining with newfound strength, your tusks curling, teeth narrowing to sharp points, thick hair sprouting across your forearms as both hands grew heavy and taloned.

You hunch down, you and the beast circling each other, both looking for a moment of weakness to exploit.

On one side is the crevasse, on the other is the loose, rocky scree of the mountainside. You can see neither through the thick fog, but you remember the layout well enough that you can guess accurately enough where everything is.

So how do you attack?

>Write-in

>>37771028
Try to throw the goat into the scree, maybe we can bash its bones on the rocks, I say try to cut its legs so it loses mobility.

>>37771028
Bait him into attack, look for opening.

Rolled 8, 13 = 21 (2d20)

>>37771028
I'm too high for strategies right now, just make sure it's dead.

Also don't forget the double tap.

>>37771028
Call out to the other orcs, just in case they don't hear the fight.
Attack it aggressivly and try to push it with it's back to your clanmates

>>37771028
Aim for the legs, cut his mobility.

>>37771080
I'm not sure how useful they'd actually be against an enemy this mobile in an environment where they can't see shit.
Odds are they'd just fall into the crevasse and we'd lose the opportunity to dip into our stash of 4 Tak'zaya Ska Favour because this stops being a proper hunt.

>>37771140
Since when does it stop being a proper hunt when your clanmates help you?

>>37771028
Try to cut its tongue off if it attacks again, or instead, use it to pull and throw it into the scree
>>37771221
hunts are solo

The tongue is injured, so it probably won't be attacking with that, Vor'zal's claws tore it up pretty badly.

So going for the legs seems to be the popular option.

Writing.

Instead of cutting it to piece, how about skewering it if one of the orcs got a spear or something? I doubt it's blood is corosive, but I don't want to find out with it wriggling around

Oh, and roll.

>1d20

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>37771294

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>37771294

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>37771294

>>37771308
>>37771320
>>37771331
16, not bad.

You keep your distance, waiting for the right moment. The creature's hoofed feet make no sound as it picks over the rocky terrain, claws twitching, leaving a trail of acrid saliva and blood behind it as its ruined tongue drools uselessly in its snouted mouth.

“Vor'zal?”

The lieutenant is calling for you, and that proves to be just the distraction you were waiting for, the creature's eyes flick momentarily towards the pack, and you lunge forward, lowering to all fours as you lash out at the goat, claws tearing into its leathery skin, teeth and tusks tearing into the flesh. It tastes foul, but you endure, dragging the surprised creature to the ground as you worry at its leg, teeth scraping bone.

It kicks at you with its free leg, the hoof slamming into your shoulder hard, but you just wrench harder in turn, dragging it across the ground, tearing up more of the flesh. Its leg is completely torn open, spattering the rocky ground with thick, dark blood.

With a sound halfway between a bray and a roar, there is a flash of light, and you find your jaws clamping over thin air.

(cont)

>>37771542
You blink away the spots in your eyes, looking around. The fog draws back, swirling around a massive figure towering over you, drawing into its leathery hide. The divine servant is big as a giant now, towering over you where you stand, barely above its knee. Its smaller form was more humanoid, like some strange mix of goat and man, this one is more bestial. It stands on all fours, skin hairless and maggot-pale, leathery and stretched tight over bone. You can make out all the ribs of its emaciated chest, above you where you stand, barely above its knee.

It looks down at you with a goatlike face, the mouth puckered and shrivelled, its twitching, wounded tongue drooling, yellow bulging eyes fixed on you. A pair of great curling horns sprout from the back of its skull, hanging with tattered ropes and bound corpses like some twisted mockery of religious talismans on some holy tree.

You do note with some satisfaction that the hind leg you were tearing at before still looks badly injured, you doubt the beast can move fast in its present state.

“What the fuck is that,” you hear the lieutenant ask.

You glance over, it seems that the pack has not lost its nerve, which is good. They are running towards the fight, the lieutenant and his warg at the forefront.

“More flesh for Mhoiru,” the hollow voice whispers.

You have mere moments to make a plan, you have no doubt that getting struck solidly by this massive beast would be the death of you.

>Stay in Feral Form
>Crag Lion Form
>Needleback Form

>Plan for the lieutenant and his pack (write-in)
>Let him figure it out, focus on your own attack

>>37771554
>You have mere moments to make a plan, you have no doubt that getting struck solidly by this massive beast would be the death of you.

Needleback form, it's not going to move anywhere either and being able to take a hit just in case sounds good.

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>37771294

>>37771554
>Crag Lion Form
>Let him figure it out, focus on your own attack

>>37771554
>Needleback Form

>Plan for the lieutenant and his pack (write-in)
Wear him down, keep him off balance

>>37771554
>Crag Lion form
>have other the orcs shoot the giant creature with arrows while you fight it

>>37771554
>Crag Lion Form
Get on its back if we can, can do so much damage by being faster than it right now.

>>37771554
>Crag Lion Form
fight size with agility.

>Plan for the lieutenant and his pack (write-in)
stay at distance and shoot him.

>>37771554
Reminder that Crag Lion form is the fastest and most agile, if we want to avoid hits, but it doesn't seem all that powerful, which we'd need against this faggot.

>>37771554
>>Plan for the lieutenant and his pack (write-in)
Try to keep their distance, don't bunch up in one place, attack on other side if it attacks and try to injure when it draws back.

>>37771554
>Crag Lion Form

>Plan for the lieutenant and his pack (write-in)
Divide it's attention between ourselves and the pack. Whenver it turns to attack the pack we savage it's leg even further tearing open it's weak point. In turn if it chooses to focus on us the pack does the same focusing on hitting it and backing away before it can fully retaliate.

Basically have the pack use wolf pack tactics to bring it down.

>>37771652
Depends, if we get on its back and destabilize it, and it then falls down the crevasse, one abyssal goat pancake.

>>37771675
Have you even been reading the quest.
It's not abyssal.
Also, leaving it down there, allowing it a chance to flee, without confirming the kill? That's a good way to get fucked over.

>>37771675
It's a mountain goat. And you want to change the terrain to a steep cliffside. Are you out of your mind?

>>37771692
Eh, it still needs to just die.

Who said anything about leaving it? Go check for sure, but it aint getting back up quickly after bashing on rocks with that size.

>>37771709
Size anon, big things fall hard. Small goat or human size might survive, this thing? it'll be like an elephant. Hoofs aren't going to do shit to stop that.

Writing.

Also.

>1d20

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>37771845
fiiiiiiine

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>37771845

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>37771845

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>37771845

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>37771853
>>37771869
>>37771877
>13
Not terrible, could be way better.

>>37771853
>>37771869
>>37771877
shit rolls, burn faith point.

Want to burn a favor point?

>Yes
>No

>>37771940
>Yes

>>37771940
>yes
13 is too low, we have shittons of points and probably we'll get back some.

>>37771940
Yes. Time for 20

>>37771940
>yes

>>37771940
>No
This is like a 18 after bonuses, isn't it?

>>37771979
Yes.

The question is how high a result you needed.

>>37771996
Considering that a 16 got us its leg ruined and its mobility severely crippled, I'm not TOO paranoid.

Alright, burning favor wins.

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>37772095
welp

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>37772095

>>37772066
Not worth the risk.

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>37772095

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>37772095

Well okay then.

Writing.

>>37772100
> 13 -> 14
yeah, totally worth it...

>>37772152
Well if you can guarantee everything to be hunky dory every time, the hell did we get 13 in the first place?

KEK
I knew I was right to vote no.

>>37772184
Nah, I'm just annoyed because I got here late and was already opposed to the vote to spend favor here. It goes this way sometimes, I get it, and it could have been worse if we hadn't improved our roll, but I still don't think it was really necessary to reroll this one.

There, the bitching is out of my system.

>>37772247
Well, thank you, and sorry for sniping back.

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>>37772100
you have been visited by Bennet, the great memer
and destroyer of worlds.

“Lieutenant, spread out... wear down beast... stay out of range,” you grunt, frustrated by how hard it is to convey orders to orcs, leading a family of deathworms was so much simpler.

“Yeah, I get you,” the lieutenant shouts back, barking orders to the warriors.

The Goat of Mhoiru raises a hoof, bringing it down where you were standing, cracking the stony ground as you leap out from under it. You growl, feeling the crag lion hide slung over your back clinging to your skin, burrowing into you, fusing with you. You drop to all fours, hands and feet turning to paws, a coat of reddish brown hair spreading across your body.

The pack is staying back, pelting the creature with slingstones, javelins and arrows, but as yet they seem to be doing little more than annoying the beast as they strike against its leathery hide.

You dart round behind it, going for its injured leg again, lunging at it, but the beast lurches forward into an awkward charge, bearing down on the scattered orcs. Most dodge out of the way, hammering it with more stones and arrows as it lumbers past, but one unfortunate orc slips on the loose scree, his panicked roar cut off sharply as the beast's hoof caves in his chest.

Fortunately, that has also brought it closer to the crevasse and limited its mobility further as it turns for another charge.

What now?

>Write-in

>>37772328
Jump its back or worry its hind legs more. This might be a long fight if we don't topple it over the cliff side.

>>37772328
>jump on his back and try to divert the thing on the crevasse

>>37772328
>jump on his back and try to divert the thing on the crevasse

>>37772328
>Go for its legs, kill its mobility

>>37772328
Is it big enough to fall into the crevasse, or would it just get stuck?

>>37772328
harasse it with the warg, weave through it's legs, snipe rend bite them from two directions to confuse and anger it while bringing it closer to the crevasse

>>37772404
It would get stuck, the crevasse is quite narrow.

>>37772404
big enough to break a leg if it fall I'd wager

>>37772440
Try and confuse its step, hurt its leg, and maybe have the orcs charge it to get it stuck in the crevasse, after which we can whittle it down bit by bit, if it transforms then we go after it.

>>37772404
Even if it gets stuck, that's an open options to force it to become smaller or stick it full of spears

>>37772440
good, it's still a great advantage, especially with mauled legs.

Okay.

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>37772645

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>37772645
here's to hoping

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>37772645
please

>>37772677
>>37772658
>>37772653
damn. 16 anyone?

>>37772653
>>37772658
>>37772677
what the fuck?

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>37772653
>>37772658
>>37772677
What are the chances! It's 1 in 400
Are we gonna get a bonus for this?

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>>37772653
>>37772658
>>37772677

>>37772699
>Are we gonna get a bonus for this?
No.

You succeeded anyway.

>>37772699
>Are we gonna get a bonus for this?
Well, it might negate any modifiers so we actually have a 16?

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Whatever happens next, we need a proper orc codpiece. No warlord worth his salt should be without one.

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>37772721
>not knocking out enemies with your junk as it swings in battle
Weaponized cockslaps.
This is a horrible idea though, don't actually do it, a codpiece isn't a bad idea.

>>37772721
Why would we bereft our enemies the sight of our glorious dick?

>>37772752
>>37772767
would Y'zagya Zoka/Zolgor'Tor bless us with a weaponized dick-sheath?

You look to the warg, sticking close to its companion. Speaking with beasts is so much simpler, it understands your intentions quickly, breaking off from the lieutenant to join you in darting between the creature's legs.

It brays with pain as the pair of you snap at its legs, clawing at the skin and tearing into the flesh, its hooves stomp recklessly as it tries to crush you, turning in an awkward circle on its wounded hindleg.

You are impressed, it seems the lieutenant understood your intention too, perhaps that is why the warg likes him. You suppose you will have to learn his name sometime. As the hulking creature turns, the lieutenant leads his pack against it, peppering it with ranged attacks as they close the distance, hammering into its already wounded legs.

It stumbles, trying to regain its footing, a shriek escaping its puckered snout as its leg slips on the edge of the crevasse, the creature's heavy body, collapsing under it, its leg twisting at an unnatural angle as it slips halfway into the crack. Its head thrashes, horns slamming against the rock, scattering bones from the skeletal remains strung up in them, its free legs scrabble helplessly on the ground, trying to pull itself free.

For the moment at least, it is at your mercy. Tak'zaya Ska does not reward foolish mercy. The only question is whether you wish to learn anything before you end the creature.

>Interrogate it for information (about? Write-in).
>No talk, kill it now.

>>37772846
>Who sent you?
If it doesn't look like it'll answer, kill it.

>>37772846
>Interrogate it for information (about? Write-in).
Who summoned you? Where is that little turd hiding?

>>37772846
Ask who made (summoned?) it, an if it does not answer immediately kill it.

>>37772846
Who summoned/made it, and if there are others of it's type around

>>37772809
I hope it comes with detachable flail and spangly rims

>>37772846
>No talk, kill it now.

We just have to sent a prayer to the opposing god to ask for info i think, i'm not letting this thing have enough time to gather its wits.

>>37772846
>>Interrogate it for information (about? Write-in).
Basically who sent you?

>>37772846
>Interrogate it for information (about? Write-in)

>Pacts have been made
What packs ?

>>37772846
Okay, what I gather form the thread is
>Who?
>Where?
>Pacts?

>>37772846
>>Interrogate it for information (about? Write-in).
Why are you in these lands?
Who else is here?
Where can I find your allies.
Torture it till it answers as much as it can till it does a slow painful death for killing two orcs.

>>37772995
And kill immediatly if we see anything suspicious.

>>37772846
>No talk, kill it now.

Writing.

You shift back into your orcish form, feeling the bones and muscles shift as your skin falls away, returning to being little more than a tattered hide slung across your back.

“Questions... answer, or kill you...” you growl.

The creature turns to stare at you, bulging eyes fixing you with a flat stare as it continues to try and drag itself free.

“Who summoned you?”

The creature stays silent, up until one of your pack drives a spear into its side, making it cry out.

“Joachim, priest of our lord,” it howls.

“Why... what pacts made?” you grunt, as another of the orcs drives a spear into the creature's hide, thick blood oozing from the wound.

“The dragon wished for agents to strike at your clan. Joachim offered to summon us, if the dragon offered up followers as a ritual feast. At the height of the celebration, we were called forth to find meat for our master's table,” it hisses.

“How many?”

“Three.”

The lieutenant steps forward.

“I have a question for you too. Why did you target that particular orc. He was nothing special. If you could slip into the camp, why not someone important to the clan?” the lieutenant asks.

The creature regards him silently, bulging eyes flicking from him to you and back.

“Saw too much. Saw what it should not.”

“What did it see?” he snaps, gesturing for his clanmates to drive more spears into the creature.

“I will speak no more, I have brought much meat to my master's table. My work in this realm is done,” it hisses, its flesh starting to buckle and twist, angry boils sprouting up across its hide.

>Kill it
>Back off

>>37773327
>Back off Hit it with some ranged weapons if it doesn't explode.

>>37773327
>Kill it

>>37773327
>Kill it

>>37773354
This.

>>37773327
>>Kill it
How much are divine servants valued by the gods, Lordy? Will he particularly dislike us for killing this fucker?

>>37773327
>Kill it

>>37773358
>>37773363
>>37773377
>>37773399
Guys it's going to self destruct.

>>37773377
This isn't a particularly high ranked divine servant, so it's highly unlikely that Mhoiru is going to be holding a personal grudge.

Minor divine servants get summoned, killed and banished back to their divine realm all the time.

>>37773327
>Back off

>>37773409
We don't know that for sure, I don't want to risk it getting away.
How about we drive two spears into its neck/head/eyes, then get away fast in animal form if needed?

>>37773409
So we kill it before it can, as opposed to hoping backing off a few metres will help or that slings would actually stop it from doing so.

>>37773327
>“Joachim, priest of our lord,”
Guess we gonna ask some of the human slaves if they know this Joachim

Kill it wins.

Writing.

>>37773488
by which I mean.

>Roll 1d20

>>37773417
I actually think a god would be more angry on the priest or the dragon, considering they were the ones to summon the servant and send it after people who were strong enough to kill it.
Can Vor'zal now recognize the stench/magic this thing had now?
I think we should bring back some flesh of this thing and teach our animals its smell, so they can detect it and warn us.
>>37773488
Can we kill then BTFO, like in >>37773436? Also, of course, tell the pack to get away?

>it was the dragon again
He's really becoming a pain in the ass.

Though now we're moving against his mine.

Moves and countermoves.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>37773488
>>37773504

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>37773505
>BTFO
Rather, GTFO.
>>37773506
>didn't immediately realize it was the dragon
It came from the northern mountains, of course it was the dragon.
>>37773504
kay, but count my suggestion, okay?

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>37773504

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>37773488

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>37773522
NICE
>>37773523
Fuck, I switched to a name and rolled like shit.
Oops.

>>37773522
NICE.
>>37773523
NOT NICE.
>>37773525
SERIOUSLY NO.
>>37773533
TOO LATE.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>37773540
Holy shit, what the fuck, I even rolled a 20 in this thread.

>>37773567
>>37773540
It's called luck burn out anon.

>>37773567
My friend.

Just stop.

Find meat, three targets.
they're hunting the coven. Or trying to convert them.

You don't know what it's planning, and you don't intend to give it time to finish either.

“Kill it,” you snap, and the pack responds with impressive speed, burying spears into the beast, laying into it with axes and swords.

The Goat of Mhoiru gives an enraged shriek, a sound like a thunderclap ringing out as it collapses in on itself and vanishes in a puff of acrid smoke, banished back to its master's realm. All that is left behind to remember its passing is the skeletal remains of its victims, falling from its vanishing horns to the rocky ground, clattering down into the crevasse.

The pack seem to hold their breath, waiting for a moment as if expecting the thing to return, but you know well enough that it is long gone, and it will be many years before it is in a state to be summoned again.

“What do you think it meant by him seeing too much?” the lieutenant asked, kicking a bone fragment over the edge idly.

You don't reply, dealing with orcs all day has worn you out, you want to return to the camp and hunt that bloatfrog you smelled earlier. Politics, deceptions, dragons and divine servants, if you could live the rest of your life without having to deal with any of them, you would be a happy orc.

Still, the pack did well today. Perhaps there is hope for this Stonetusk Clan after all.

>End of Thread

>>37773712
I think the 3 refers to how many Divine Servants were summoned, actually, since it was talking in plural.

>>37773724
Thanks for running Warlord. Hope you have less issue with your isp in the future.

>>37773724
Thanks for running. See ya next thread.

>>37773724
Thanks for running, Lordy.
Don't forget to bring back some bones, or remains of the servant itself if there are any left to the camp.
Set up our animals to be on the lookout for the smell.
Also, can Vor'zal detect its magic now?

>>37773724
Thanks for the thread, Vor'zal is a beast.

Thread archived:
>http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Orc%20Warlord

>>37773712
It never said three targets. It said that two other Goats of Mhoiru were summoned along with it.

>>37773764
>>37773779
>>37773793
No problem. Glad I finally got to complete the thread!

>>37773784
There were no remains of the creature, it vanished, as divine servants have a frustrating habit of doing when banished by the destruction of their physical form. Vor'zal can't detect its magic, but he will recognize the smell from now on.


Next time we return to Ur'shal, and find out how the other missions went.

>>37773724
WAAAAAAAGHlord !

Best lord.

>>37773812
Even the blood and scraps we bit off vanished?

>>37773837
Yup. All that's left is the bones that were hanging from its horns, which as far as Vor'zal can tell are perfectly mundane (and reasonably fresh) human bones.

>>37773848
Do the bones have its smell on them? The wounds of the pack?

>>37773812
>you're not tagging along for the other side missions.

Oh.

>>37773870
I was going to skip over the Tongueripper hunting and the logging trip because honestly those were just going to be gruntwork.

If people want, you can roleplay Or'kug and Dru'ak's trip to the mining camp?

If not, you'll be going there as Ur'shal soon enough anyway.

Up to you.

In fact while you're all still here, how about a vote:

>Or'kug & Dru'ak
>Ur'shal

>>37773902

>Or'kug & Dru'ak

>>37773902
>Or'kug & Dru'ak

Was the goat going to selfdestruct ?
Is it common for divine servant to do that ?
Did Ya'zar get some favor with Tak'zaya Ska ?

>>37773902
Ur'shal

>>37773902
>>Ur'shal
It might be cool to get a little snippet of the two of them doing it though.
I don't know.
I mean, if we go with Ur, then we roll a single roll fo rhow the mission went as a whole, but if we go with Or and Dru, then we might have a chance to improve with writeins and such, but also have a chance to fuck it up with bad rolls.

>>37773902
>Or'kug & Dru'ak
of course, /tg/ loves playing the diplomacer, prepare your write-in guys.

>>37773954
>Was the goat going to selfdestruct ?
Yes.

>Is it common for divine servant to do that ?
No, but it's not unknown either.

>Did Ya'zar get some favor with Tak'zaya Ska ?
He did.

>>37773902
>Ur'shal

>>37773902
>>Or'kug & Dru'ak

Why the badass warg is not stated in the pastebin ?

>>37773902
>>Or'kug & Dru'ak
Oh yea we diplo nowww

>>37773902
>Ur'shal

>>37774463
Why come no WAAAAAAARGH !

>>37773983
/tg/ also thinks it's way better at it than it actually is.

>>37774688
Ehy fuck you man /tg/ a best

I say we do Or'kug and Dru'ak
>>37773902

I want to play as someone we've never been before. Also, that fight scene was pretty fucking sick Warlord.

>>37775096
Glad you liked it.

Anyway, looks like Or'kug and Dru'ak won, so you'll be off to diplomance some orcs next thread.

>>37773902
>Or'kug and Dru'ak
glorious orc diplomancy, HO!

>>37775168
we could play Dru'ak and just flex our muscles in an intimidating manner while the npc diplomances.

>>37775168
any idea when the next thread will be, Warlord? Tuesday?

>>37775218
Most likely, yeah. Tuesday at 1900 UTC.