Like some of the more recent entries in the series, we'll be starting by creating the character we shall control.
First off, the question that can start a quest’s first shitstorm! What’s the player character’s gender? This is actually important for non-characterization reasons, affecting the classes available for certain backgrounds. Don’t worry, there are no wrong answers…at least not this early on.
>A. Male
>B. Female

>>41160377
>A. Male

>>41160377
>A. Male

>>41160377
>B. Female

>>41160377
>B. Female

>>41160377
>B. Female

>>41160377
>B.Female

>>41160377

>A. Male

>>41160377
>>A. Male
females cant be best class

>>41160576
Nice try samefagging asshole

>>41160377
A. Male

>>41160586
but where did I samefag, anon?

this is my first post in this thread. you can either whine like a child or be an adult.

>>41160377
>A. Male

>>41160473
>>41160501
>>41160512
>>41160529
>>41160536
Time was up after THESE votes, meaning our protagonist is going to be a lady! Octoling will have the actual update where we'll be deciding our character's background.

>>41160608
Nice

>>41160586
Not even that guy, but
>>41160576
>>41160575
are the exact same time.

>>41160377

I don't know what gender leads to which class, so I shall refrain from voting.

>>41160377
>B. Female
Pegasus knights are best class.

>>41160608
We can't be glorious Berserker, so I guess we'll have to settle for glorious Paladin instead.

>>41160644
Nah mate Amazon female berserker variant

Wouldn't it have been good to know what our class options were BEFORE picking a gender?

>>41160576
>Implying best class isn't General or Bishop
>Implying being a massive wall to shield your comrades or healing them isn't the most important role in an army.

>>41160632
wow I am slow... at least it didn't change the outcome...

>>41160663
This anon has a good point, but other than males having Fighter/Brigand and females having Pegasus Knight and . . . I think that's it, actually? Either way, classes definitely shouldn't be misconstrued to where it's "oh you can only be a Wyvern Rider if you're male!" or "oh, you can only play an archer if you're female!" That kind of shit is just dumb and pointless.

>>41160706
Yup

>>41160512
Alright, you are a woman. However, gender alone does not determine one's life's path. In some way, shape, or form, you are at least someone fit to walk onto a battlefield (for the quest's own sake). Who are you, exactly, though?
>A. You are a humble Villager full of unrealized potential, though you know little of warfare now, your capacity for learning and natural talent could do wondrous things with some guidance and experience. (Weak Initially, High potential for growth)
>B. You are a young knight-in-training to defend and serve prince Garrus. you’ve grown significantly as a soldier in the short time you’ve trained, but despite that still have plenty of room to grow. (decent from the start with room to grow. don't expect any surprises)
>C. You are an elderly retainer of King Darsam, a mentor of Prince Garrus, and a veteran of the field, peerless in your prime many years ago. Of course, you are no longer IN your prime. Though your room for growth is nil, you can make an impact in what years you have left, guiding the younger knights to glory. (Very strong initially, with little room to grow)
>D. You’ve lived your short life as a criminal through some means or another, but the life of a thug is not particularly glamorous or easy on the soul, and one can sometimes wonder if what they’re doing is truly right. You want out. (decently powerful starting classes and plenty of room to grow, but you might not be the most popular gal around)

>>41160727
>You are an Amazoness

>>41160706
not to mention that plenty of games have female wyvern riders and male archers

and the new game has a male pegasus knight and a female fighter

also it's shit

>>41160727
>>A. You are a humble Villager full of unrealized potential, though you know little of warfare now, your capacity for learning and natural talent could do wondrous things with some guidance and experience. (Weak Initially, High potential for growth)

Shit. Going full Trainee over here.

>>41160734
Er, which option is that?

>>41160751
>D. You’ve lived your short life as a criminal through some means or another, but the life of a thug is not particularly glamorous or easy on the soul, and one can sometimes wonder if what they’re doing is truly right. You want out. (decently powerful starting classes and plenty of room to grow, but you might not be the most popular gal around)

Let's go full murderhobo amazoness bandit.

>>41160751
Eh idk, Was just hoping we could go amazoness, Could be B but with amazon stuff instead for all i care

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>>41160727
>A. You are a humble Villager full of unrealized potential, though you know little of warfare now, your capacity for learning and natural talent could do wondrous things with some guidance and experience. (Weak Initially, High potential for growth)
WE HUGE NOW

>>41160706

If we're talking avatars, Shadow Dragon also had some notable class restrictions on the avatar, such as Hero being male exclusive and myrmidon being female exclusive.

As you said though, I hope the quest runner has more sense than the Shadow Dragon devs.

>>41160734
Second

>>41160796
Again, is that >D or >B?

>>41160727

>A. You are a humble Villager full of unrealized potential, though you know little of warfare now, your capacity for learning and natural talent could do wondrous things with some guidance and experience. (Weak Initially, High potential for growth)

Killager, let's go.

>>41160805
Don't really care,D i guess

>>41160727
>D. You’ve lived your short life as a criminal through some means or another, but the life of a thug is not particularly glamorous or easy on the soul, and one can sometimes wonder if what they’re doing is truly right. You want out. (decently powerful starting classes and plenty of room to grow, but you might not be the most popular gal around)
With the Amazon background

>>41160727
>A. You are a humble Villager full of unrealized potential, though you know little of warfare now, your capacity for learning and natural talent could do wondrous things with some guidance and experience. (Weak Initially, High potential for growth)

>>41160727
>>A. You are a humble Villager full of unrealized potential, though you know little of warfare now, your capacity for learning and natural talent could do wondrous things with some guidance and experience. (Weak Initially, High potential for growth)

>>41160805
>>41160751
As long as you're servicing fetishes, how about mine for pregnant half-dragon half-elf giantesses with large, smelly feet and poor bladder control?

seriously, don't magical realm this for the gm, just pick something

>>41160901
Not trying to magical realm, I'm just thinking of a str bonus really

>>41160742
>>41160766
>>41160773
>>41160822
>>41160836
>>41160867
>>41160874
>>41160893

That's time.
That's 3 for D. and 5 for A.! Looks like we're a humble villager, at least for right now. Grandflaw will show us the Villager class set in the next post.

>>41160974
Amazon background for str bonus and int penalty?

>>41161010
Not really how this works.

>>41161022
Damn oh well

>>41161010

Let it go.

>tfw you always wanted to see FE from a villager's perspective but don't know if other people feel the same or just picked it for the stats

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>>41160974
Okay kids, get ready, this one's gonna be a little long.

>A. Your years as a farmhand have left you reasonably confident that you could wave a spear around without poking someone’s eyes out. (Villager)

>B. You are the youngest of three sisters, both of which serve as Pegasus Knights in the royal army at the capital. You stayed home and minded the village's stables, although you did pick up a lot from the two of them in your time, including how to ride a pegasus, and defend your home on one.

>C. You know enough of swordplay to act as a part of the village guard without dying when called upon, though hardly a master of anything in particular. You don’t really have a reason to focus on any strengths in particular, but are also not glaringly weak anywhere. All in all, you are balanced.

>D. You are a humble priest(ess). You cannot fight, but the staff you carry can heal the wounded. Any who take you with you would be glad they did, and perhaps some day you might be compelled to learn more offensive forms of holy magic.

>E. To pass the time in your town, you took up archery as a sport. You’re a crack shot, sure, but your light frame and lack of training might make you a bit fragile, and bows are quite difficult to use at closer ranges.

>F. You are an entertainer, a performer, invigorating to those who bear witness to your song and dance (you are said to be able to give people a second wind with your presence). Of course, you need to dress light and pack lighter to act as you do, so your only options for weaponry are small, easily-hidden within less than a doublet.

>>41161118
For reference, that's the class equivalents of
>A. Villager
>B. Pegasus Knight
>C. Mercenary
>D. Cleric
>E. Archer
>F. Dancer/Bard/Singer

>>41161118


>C. You know enough of swordplay to act as a part of the village guard without dying when called upon, though hardly a master of anything in particular. You don’t really have a reason to focus on any strengths in particular, but are also not glaringly weak anywhere. All in all, you are balanced.

Gotta keep up the tradition of sword using main characters guys. That, and being balanced is probably a good thing for us to have early on, with us being weak and all.

>>41161118
>. You know enough of swordplay to act as a part of the village guard without dying when called upon, though hardly a master of anything in particular. You don’t really have a reason to focus on any strengths in particular, but are also not glaringly weak anywhere. All in all, you are balanced.
Time for generalisomo!

>>41161118
>B. You are the youngest of three sisters, both of which serve as Pegasus Knights in the royal army at the capital. You stayed home and minded the village's stables, although you did pick up a lot from the two of them in your time, including how to ride a pegasus, and defend your home on one.
let's have a reason to have chosen girl, guys

>>41161118
>>C. You know enough of swordplay to act as a part of the village guard without dying when called upon, though hardly a master of anything in particular. You don’t really have a reason to focus on any strengths in particular, but are also not glaringly weak anywhere. All in all, you are balanced.

>>41161118
>>B. You are the youngest of three sisters, both of which serve as Pegasus Knights in the royal army at the capital. You stayed home and minded the village's stables, although you did pick up a lot from the two of them in your time, including how to ride a pegasus, and defend your home on one.

Triangle attack. That's all you need to know.

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>>41161168
>>41161171
>>41161190
>>41161196
>>41161216

TIME UP

That's 3 for C and 2 for B, meaning the lil' lady we control will be doing most of her fighting with a sword, at least for now.

>>41161118
>C. You know enough of swordplay to act as a part of the village guard without dying when called upon, though hardly a master of anything in particular. You don’t really have a reason to focus on any strengths in particular, but are also not glaringly weak anywhere. All in all, you are balanced.

>>41161314
Technically this vote also made it in time, but it doesn't change the outcome at all. So, y'know. Anyway the next update will pose a simple question as well as being our first "stuff happens" update!

>>41161309
You are a young woman living in the village of Orsin. It is a town within the Johan region of the Kingdom of Neir. Johan encompasses much of the heart of Neir, up to and including the location of the royal family's castle, the city of Rakche.
It's a fine enough country with well-liked royalty, but your hometown is a bit far away from the capital.
The region is also the home to the fearsome Johalva bandits, and raids are a looming threat to everyone.
You and several other youth in your village are at least semi-competent in some form of combat or another, and swordsmen such as yourself are rather well-liked due to the abundance of axe-using villains in the area.
At the moment, you and a close friend, the son of the current captain of the local guard, are practicing the use of your shared weapon of choice.
>Continued by Grandflaw

>>41161560

"Whoa, watch your foot!" Lambert, the captain's son yells out, pointing towards the ground.

You quickly look down at your feet, trying to see what Lambert was warning you about before you suddenly fall backwards onto the ground, Lambert pointing his weapon towards you.

"Never let your guard down, that's day one." He chuckles, offering a hand. Taking his hand, he helps you up, and you elbow him in the side. He can be kind of a jerk, but he's your jerk. Plus, you don't want to actually hurt him that bad, with the recent bandit attacks having left most of the local guard's veterans out of comission, you two are part of the few the village has left. Well, most were injured. Gorman, the captain before Lambert's father suddenly left the village without any warning, and he was one of the strongest fighters for miles. It definitely made your home significantly weaker, and might even be the cause for the bandit attacks seeming to happen a lot more lately.

"We should probably make our rounds," Lambert suggests, glancing around the village. "I doubt they'd make another move on the village so quickly, but we can never be too careful, y'know?" You nod in agreement, starting towards the Village's entrance before you're stopped by an older gentleman with one arm that's clearly out of comission. "Lambert! Miss... erm... what's your name, exactly?" He asks, Lambert can't help but chuckle at your lack of renown in the village despite having helped defend it recently.

That's a good question though, what IS your name?

>A. Write-in a name, would you kindly?

>>41161778
>A. Write-in a name, would you kindly?
Arnold

>>41161778
>A. Ellen

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>>41161830
That's an odd name for a young lady!

>>41161778
>A. Adelais

>>41161778
>Sasha
We're a Russian serf now.

>>41161963
That's Harold
Arthur in the Engl;ish version

>>41161830
>>41161842
>>41161971
>>41161973
Time's up and we have a whole lot of options for this girl's name, all tied with the submitter's vote to the, ahem, name.
>A. Arnold
>B. Ellen
>C. Adelais
>D. Sasha

>>41162021
>B. Ellen

>>41162021
>B.Ellen

>>41162021
>D. Sasha

>>41162021

>B. Ellen

>>41162040
>>41162049
>>41162116
>>41162122

Time's up, and it looks like our heroine finally has a name, and that name is Ellen! Now, with the next update we'll be getting into the actual stuff fire emblem is known for! Warfare! Well, not quite WARfare, but you'll see.

>>41162021
> D. Sasha

You open your mouth to speak, but Lambert, center of attention he always likes to be, answers for you.

"This is Ellen," he says to the injured elder. "She's basically my second wind, almost as good with a sword as me."

You introduce yourself with a terse "hello," perhaps a bit miffed that you were interrupted.

"Training under the captain's own flesh and blood, eh?"

You and Lambert both notice the man's injury, possibly more than he does. Upon further thought, you recognize him as a farmer, but you can't say you know who he is beyond that.

Not beating around the bush, Lambert is quick to ask, "what happened to your arm?"

The farmer's eyes widen, just remembering what he approached the nearest militia members. "I saw a pair of big-looking guys with axes prowling around on my property, and when I shooed 'em off, they did this to me!"

Lambert frowns. "You... wouldn't happen to mean Robert and his quiet friend, would you?"

"Oh, heavens no! Why, they're the reason this is all I've got to show for it! Jay gave the brute a nasty scare with his own axe and they both ran off."

You finally take the chance to pipe in, "you don't think..."

Lambert again interrupts, "yeah, it... sounds like it could be bandits."

>A. We've got to tell the rest of the guard!
>B. You alert the guard while Lambert addresses the Farmer's wounds.
>C. Lambert alerts the guard while you find the Farmer some help.
>D. Write-in

>>41162423


>B. You alert the guard while Lambert addresses the Farmer's wounds.

>>41162423
>B. You alert the guard while Lambert addresses the Farmer's wounds.

>>41162478
>>41162535
That's a time up, with only two at that! At least the vote was unanimous!

Sorry for the delay. Grandflaw's power fucked up when he was about to post.

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Pondering it for only a second, you tell Lambert he should probablly take the Farmer to a healer while you go inform the rest of the local guard.

"Alright, but you know how Natalie can be... I know she doesn't mean it, but she just seems so... cold." Lambert sighs and starts leading the old farmer towards the church before turning to adress you. "Don't do anything reckless and stupid either, I don't need the person closest to my equal getting their arm choped off!" He smiles before continuing towards the church.

You, on the other hand immediately seek out Lambert's father, he is the Captain, after all. When you manage to find him he's being told a similar story by a man with an axe, one you recognize as Robert. He nods at Robert and turns towards you.

"I assume you and my son have heard the news as well?" he asks, looking more serious than you expect of him. In any case, you nod in agreement as Lambert's dad contemplates the situation for a moment. Not having much to contribute strategy-wise at the moment, you glance towards Jay and Robert, the two looking just about the same as always. Jay is stone-faced and not making a noise, while Robert's constantly whispering something to Jay with a wicked grin on his face. Sometimes you wonder how those two can even be friends. You don't think you've ever heard Jay speak, and at the same time you don't think you've ever heard Robert stop speaking.

You're jostled from this train of thought by the Captain clearing his throat and adressing the three of you. "We'll head towards the entrance and try to defend or drive them off. I'm sure Lambert will handle letting the citizens know of the circumstances, and bringing us Natalie for support."

Jay and Robert both nod there heads in agreement, while you speak up with...

>A. "Understood."
>B. "What if they're coming from places other than the entrance? Won't the civilians be in danger?
>C. "Shouldn't someone help Lambert escort Nat?"
>D. Dialogue Write-in

>>41163165
Dropped my trip, whoopsies.

>>41163165
>B. "What if they're coming from places other than the entrance? Won't the civilians be in danger?
>C. "Shouldn't someone help Lambert escort Nat?"

>>41163165
>C. "Shouldn't someone help Lambert escort Nat?"

I'm curious why you two are tag-teaming this quest, care to give a reason? Or was it just for shits and giggles?

>>41163245
>>41163257
"Shouldn't someone help Lambert escort Nat? Certainly your son is good with a sword, captain, but one man can't easily protect someone who can't fight. Er, alone, that is."

Robert scoffs, "and you think you'll be able to even those odds, I take it."

The Captain looks contemplative, then nods. "Ellen actually has a point, Robert. Sort of like yourself and Jay, she and my son work well together on the field. They're able to support each other quite well."

You nod, the Captain understanding the request you would have made without you even needing to outright say it. He's not one to beat around the bush. However, another concern arises.

"Captain, what if they're coming from places other than the entrance? Won't the civilians be in danger?"

"I have at least a couple men placed on most viable entrances to the village. They'll at least no how to yell if trouble is coming, even if they're not as strong as the four of you, or Gorman."

Your worries reasonably assuaged for the moment, the Captain sends you off to the local church, where Lambert went to look for Nat.

As you approach, you hear very loud crashing from within.

>A. Burst in and see what's going on.
>B. Peer inside.
>C. Look for any other guards nearby.
>D. Write-in

>>41163626
Together, we almost have the motivation of a full person.
Plus, we're mostly writing on the fly beyond initial setup, and it's easier to bounce ideas off of each other this way.

>>41163626
Eh, we're friends, we both were interested in doing a quest, we both like Fire Emblem, and we've both been pretty bored lately. Plus we're both really unmotivated people.

>>41163632
>A. Burst in and see what's going on.

>>41163632
>B. Peer inside.

>>41163632
>A. Burst in and see what's going on.
Crap baskets

>>41163632
>D. Take a quick glance around us for any other guards before bursstingt in and see what's going on.
We're under attack, we may have very little time to assist if need be inside the church.

>>41163772
>>41163802
Not hesitating, you shove open the door, your Bronze Sword coming out of its sheath in preparation for the worst.

What you find instead is Lambert in the midst of a fist fight with a rather muscular-looking bandit. A Hand Axe, presumably his, is currently embedded in a wall, a portrait of a local deity having collided with the ground. Lambert's own weapon was knocked towards the door at some point, and now rests at your feet.

A relatively tall girl, stone-faced, dark hair in some sort of bun, stands mere inches away from the axe in the wall. This is Natalie, and she doesn't look remotely shocked about barely dodging a rather nasty demise.

>A. Watch how this plays out
>B. Call out
>C. Attack the man fighting Lambert
>D. Write-in

>>41164000
>C. Attack the man fighting Lambert

>>41164000
>C. Attack the man fighting Lambert

>>41164057
Also stab and thrust not slash

>>41164057
>>41164059
This formerly-armed fellow was clearly trying to kill Lambert and Natalie, and he doesn't notice you.

You take the opportunity to strike, stabbing the bandit from behind as Lambert backs away from the blade now sticking out of the individual he was just fighting. The bandit cries out in pain with his last breaths, collapsing as you pull back your sword.

Natalie looks away, uttering "thank you" in a neutral tone, and Lambert's face contorts to one looking very surprised.

He clutches his sword hand and forces a slight smile. "I totally could have handled that, but I appreciate the effort."

>A. Explain what's going on
>B. Ask if either of them are hurt
>C. Write-in

>>41164338
>A. Explain what's going on
>B. Ask if either of them are hurt

>>41164338
>A. Explain what's going on
>>B. Ask if either of them are hurt

>>41164353
>>41164393
Ignoring Lambert's attempts to seem cool, you explain to him and Natalie what the Captain said, and that Nat is expected to be ready for any wounded comers.

You do find yourself increasingly distracted by the way he's hiding his hand as you talk.

"Are you hurt at all?"

"You should see the other guy." Lambert winces after his own weak attempt at humor, ironically enough nearly tripping over said other guy. Through this action, you notice that his hand looks... about as much as one would expect a hand to look after having been struck with a Hand Axe.

You turn to where Nat was standing, only now noticing that she isn't there.

"Distracted, huh? Yeah, she headed into the back to fetch her staff." Lambert points his good hand's thumb towards a room as he retrieves his own sword from the ground.

>A. Wait for her to come out
>B. Go in after her. Maybe you can help her find it.
>C. Write-in

>>41164686
>B. Go in after her. Maybe you can help her find it.

>>41164686
>B. Go in after her. Maybe you can help her find it.
We probably need to get moving fast.

>>41164686
>A. Wait for her to come out
She seems like she knows her stuff, and there's no guarantee that there won't be any more bandits rushing in (and we know how that went for Lambert when both his hands were in good condition)

>>41164708
>>41164740

You inform Lambert that you're going to help Natalie search for her staff before he bleeds out. The room in which she keeps her things is notoriously cluttered. You can't even tell that there's a window from the inside thanks to all the junk covering it.

"Alright, help her look through the hoard. Let's hurry it up, though, we already know that guy isn't the only Johalva in town. I'll just... sit here and try not to die."

You nod and head inside. The storage room is unusually bright, but with many places where stuff is piled over six feet, you can't immediately make out Natalie.

>A. Announce your presence
>B. Just start looking
>C. Take time to examine some of the things stored away
>D. Write-in

>>41164986
>A. Announce your presence

>>41164986
>A. Announce your presence

>>41165018
>>41165121
"Er, Nat, you need any help in here?"

A moment of silence, the shifting of items around you. Finally, Natalie responds, "I would like help, thank you."

You nod and walk in. You must have misstepped, since an avalanche of things blocks the doorway after you head in.

The sun is shining brilliantly into the room.

>A. Follow her voice
>B. Write-in

>>41165268
>A. Follow her voice
>Be wary just in case...

>>41165268
>A. Follow her voice

You draw your sword and follow the sound of Natalie's voice further back into the storage room, stepping cautiously as to not cause another avalanche of items.

What you see upon reaching her is none too pleasant. With her is a large man wielding an axe, holding her in place with one arm and securely gripping his axe with the other. Noticing you, he moves the blade of the axe closer to Natalie, and smirks.

"One move. S'all you gotta make for this lil' lady to lose 'er head. I don't know how good your friend out there is gonna do either without someone who knows how'ta work a staff." As he speaks, you feel yourself growing more and more tense and unmoving. You weren't trained for this kind of situation, and you certainly haven't dealt with something quite like it before. Natalie looks relatively unphased by this, her expression only looking a little uncomfortable, despite the tears running down her face.

You're going to have to make one of the hardest decisions of your life.

>A. Surrender
>B. Attack
>C. Cry for help
>D. Write-in

>>41165573
No doublet blades here, mate.

>>41165573
Shoulda picked Dancer if you wanted one of those, friend.

>>41165615
Damn

>>41165524
>Keep sword, nonchalantly lean on a shelf asking what he wants, exactly. "Accidentally" cause a warehouse avalanche in the process, pray something hits him or he's at least distracted.

>>41165768
Second, Deleting old vote

>>41165768
>>41165801
Unfortunately, the time limit was 10 minutes, which was roughly one minute before that post. So close.

get the fuck out of here you /feg/got

well this is going to look just dandy in the archives.

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>>41165823
you realize the inherent flaw in giving a 10 minute window for write-ins, yes?

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>>41165880

>>41165902
Going by a "whichever reaches x first" limit also has it's own flaws, especially when your playerbase is small like this. Going by "whenever I feel like it's time" carries larger flaws of just seeming kind of bullshit. I figured it seemed like the best way to go about it.


>>41165864
Ah, sorry if there's already an FE Quest in the archives, we'll come up with some kinda name to differentiate 'em when I try to get this archived.

>>41165573
>>41165598

You see no other option.

You lay down your sword, looking Natalie in the eye.

"Smart girl," Natalie's assailant scoffs. He moves his head slightly, uttering "now" to somebody.

You turn around just in time to see another big guy pull you into his grasp.

"There's another'un out there. He's hurt, but he seems a bit crazy. Kept fightin' Redd when he was unarmed and bleedin' out his right hand. Be careful heading around and finishing him."

You and Natalie are carried through an open window-the window, how didn't you notice it was actually serving its purpose for once? That must've been the crash you heard, too.

Your hands are bound together behind your back, as are Nat's. The Johalva confiscate your items. It looks like one of them found Nat's staff.

Regardless, you and Nat are in a very tricky situation.

>A. Keep quiet
>B. Do the precise opposite of that

>>41165989
>B. Do the precise opposite of that

>>41165960
>Going by a "whichever reaches x first" limit also has it's own flaws, especially when your playerbase is small like this. Going by "whenever I feel like it's time" carries larger flaws of just seeming kind of bullshit. I figured it seemed like the best way to go about it.
it does not encourage....intelligence

>Ah, sorry if there's already an FE Quest in the archives, we'll come up with some kinda name to differentiate 'em when I try to get this archived.
I meant that the next post is going to be quoting deleted votes

>>41166059
Whether the votes were deleted or not, they were there at the 10-minute mark and when I started making my post. The write-in wasn't even suggested at that time.

>>41166059
Eh, I understand that, but I just feel like using any other system wouldn't work right now. If the playerbase was bigger I'd use the "x amount of votes" thing. We could extend the time limit, if that'd remedy the issue slightly? Not like we're in a rush or anything.

At least these posts explaining it will have it make sense a bit.

>>41165989
>B. Do the precise opposite of that

>>41166014
>>41166171
You figure there's nothing to lose now, putting your pipes to the test and calling for anyone who might hear. It's startling enough to catch the bandits off-guard and cause Nat's eyes to widen moderately, not that you really have any way of capitalizing on the surprise factor.

Someone else does, however, swinging his sword into one of the bandits, cutting him down in an instant.

"Lambert!" You say, definitely pleased that he didn't just sit around uselessly. Turning your heads towards him, you and Natalie see that he's wielding his blade in his left hand, right hand wrapped in some of his own clothes.

"I'm... not exactly left-handed, but I think someone of my caliber can handle these guys with a bad hand anyway."

"Boss, you were right. This guy IS crazy!"

The apparent leader of the bunch-the one who had apprehended Nat-scowls, before grinning, "yeah, you're right. Bunch of big guys like us couldn't possibly take this guy."

Lambert grins. "Is that a surrender?"

The apparent boss shakes his head. "Stefyn! Time to earn your keep!"

Another swordsman, short-haired, clad in red, and shaking in fear, steps into your field of view. He draws his blade and faces your friend, gulping and steeling himself.

>To be continued

Yeah, we know it was a bit of a mess this time around, but it's the first thread of our first quest. I (and maybe Grandflaw) will be around to answer questions for the next little while.

>>41166444
Well, it was still fun, and thanks for running. Hope it gets more popular.

>>41166444
Thanks for runnin, Twitter?

>>41166489
Thank you. In the future we should probably extend the time limit on updates. Is 15 minutes appropriate?
>>41166510
https://twitter.com/qmgrandflocto

>>41166510
Yeah, it's qmgrandflocto

>>41166646
>>41166656
Thanks, Seeya guys next time

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