>>46546822
Taleep Mortune

>>46546885

Your name is Taleep Mortune, and you are a
>Male or Female
>Human, Twi'lek, or Nautolan

>>46547051
>Male
>Nautolan

>>46547051
>Female
>Twi'lek

>>46547051
>Human
>male

>>46547230
>>46547211
>>46547130
Taleep Mortune is confirmed Male.
10 minutes allotted for the players to decide on race, starting now.

>>46547051
>>Human, Twi'lek, or Nautolan

Chiss.

>>46547568
Not this shit again, that was enough trouble last time.

+1 for Nautolan.

>>46547473
>Twi'lek

>>46547568
>>46547623
Alright, changing to Nautolan then

>>46547473
>Nautolan
sqiudheads ho!

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>>46547623
>>46547654
>>46547130

Race chosen: Nautolan.
As you relax deeper, you feel the tentacles atop your head rest down against your shoulders. They're still not very long -- you're not an adult yet -- but recently they've gotten long enough to brush up against your back. It's a new sensation that you're still getting used to.

You breathe deeply, focusing on the Jedi code, repeating it as a mantra as your worries escape you.
"Emotion, yet peace. Ignorance, yet knowledge. Passion, yet serenity. Chaos, yet harmony. Death, yet the Force."
Deep in meditation, you almost don't notice a knock on the door to your room. "Come in," you say. The door opens to reveal Grandmaster Chuang, the head of the order. Chuang is an elderly human male who carries a staff to aid him in walking. At his age, representing the order as a diplomat is no longer a real option, so he provides guidance to the pupils at the Temple. He's been your teacher since you were a child.
"I see you have been practicing well," Chuang says, smiling. "Do you know why I am here, youngling?"
"No, Master."
"It is time for your Initiate trials. Come along, youngling, and we will go to the council chamber to perform the trials."
You stand up, excited. You knew that the trials would be coming soon, but you had no idea exactly when.
"Before we go, though, tell me how you think you'll do during the trials," Chuang says.

>"The trials will be easy."
>"However the Force wills me to do."
>Write-in

Also, write-in is always an option.

>>46547734
>>"However the Force wills me to do."

>>46547783
Backing

>>46547783
Agreed

>>46547734
"I'm not worried."

>>46547783
>>46547825
>>46547878
>>46547917

"However the Force wills me to do," you say. "I'm not worried." Grandmaster Chuang smiles.
"The Force will guide you, youngling," he says, "As it guides us all. The difficulty lies in understanding the will of the Force. Come, walk with me."
He slowly begins walking toward the council chamber, his staff lightly touching the ground with each step. You follow alongside him.
"Even for you, Master Chuang?" You ask. His pace is slightly slower than your natural pace, so you do your best to stay with him.
"At times, youngling," he says. The two of you continue walking for a short while, and you almost don't think he's going to elaborate. "There are times when the Force wills things which seem contrary to our common sense and rationality. In time, you learn to see beyond the rational and instead embrace your instincts, but it is a lifelong struggle."
By the time he's finished his short speech, you find yourself inside of the council chamber. It's a large, circular room, with chairs which look like hollowed eggs set up around the circumference, so that each of the members of the council can face each other during discussion. Grandmaster Chuang takes a seat in one of the chairs. You look around you.
Master K'ungfu sits to the left of Grandmaster Chuang. He's a tall and strong looking Zabrak with three lightsabers at his belt. To his left is Master Pazdan, a Twi'lek woman who is known as a great sage. To Grandmaster Chuang's right is Master Mutaito, a Nautolan like yourself, and the youngest on the council. To Mutaito's right is another human, a woman with darker skin, called Master Burus; she's the temple's battlemaster.
"Taleep Mortune," Master K'ungfu says. "Today we test your self-defense, your understanding of the Jedi code, and your strength with the Force. Are you ready?"

>"Let's get on with it already."
>"Master, would you allow me a moment for meditation first?"
>"I'm ready."
>Write-in

>>46548204
>"I'm ready."

>>46548204
>"I'm ready."

>>46548204
>"Yipieee"

"Master, would you allow me a moment for meditation first?"
Let's take the masters advice and attune ourselves to the force

>>46548259
Spinning is a good trick.

>>46548250
>>46548252

"I'm ready."
"The first trial," Master Pazdan says, "Is the trial of knowledge. What does emotion, yet peace mean?"
"That we shouldn't allow our emotions to cloud our judgment."
"Ignorance, yet knowledge?"
"That each instance of ignorance is only an opportunity to learn something new."
"Passion, yet serenity?"
"That passion can motivate, but we must be weary to not let it overwhelm us."
"Chaos, yet harmony?"
"That all things are in harmony and natural, even when they don't appear to be."
"Death, yet the Force?"
"That death is another part of life, and we all truly live on through the living Force."
"And do you agree with the Jedi code?"

>"The code is just a limitation of a Jedi's power."
>"The code is truth. It should be revered."
>"It's not perfect, but it serves well as a set of guidelines."
>Write-in

"It's not perfect, but it serves well as a set of guidelines."
They might like this anwser but it is the right one.

>>46548422
>>Write-in

It is the path of light, gentle but unflinching. I choose it gladly.

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>>46548422
The code's more what ye'd call... guidelines.

For real though something more nuanced than that, though we are 13... To the effect that it's as fallible as the Jedi that wrote it.

>>46548422
"I.. Think so. But no single code can account for everything in the galaxy. It is no't an absolute. Or rather you shouldn't follow a code absolutely.. I think. I am sorry masters, I am not explaining myself correctly."

>>46548588

Backing this, we're still young and figuring out what it means to us personally, those answers we gave were probably taught to us

>>46548422
I back >>46548502's joke suggestion

>>46548588
>>46548612

"I.. Think so. But no single code can account for everything in the galaxy. It is not an absolute. Or rather you shouldn't follow a code absolutely.. I think. I am sorry masters, I am not explaining myself correctly."
The Twi'lek Jedi Master looks at you stoically. "I see, youngling. There is no need to explain further. Your first trial is complete. Grandmaster Chuang?"
"It's a point of view not often felt by one your age, but is accepted by some on the council. Be careful, though, not to stray so far from the code that you embrace the dark side. Your second trial is the trial of the Force. Show us, youngling, that you can feel and use the Force."
Three objects float out of Chuang's sleeve: a rock, a leaf, and a slightly torn piece of cloth.
"I give you options, but you must choose the one that you believe will most demonstrate your understanding of the Force."

>Use the Force to make the leaf float.
>Use the Force to strengthen yourself and crush the rock.
>Use the Force to mend the cloth.
>Write-in.

Use the Force to mend the cloth.
This appears to be the hardest , so why not challenge ourself

>>46548871
Cut the fabric with the leaf, tie it around the rock and use the rock to crush the leaf. You have now won knife-paper-scis.. Er, I mean leaf-fabric-rock.

No not really this is a joke answer.

>>46548871
>Use the Force to mend the cloth.
Is that a thing?

>>46548871
>Use the Force to make the leaf float

Seems like the others are semi-traps. Absolute power and an attachment to something. Also throwing rocks about with telekinesis is cool

>>46548924

Force healing is a thing. I don't see why a mending which works on a body can't work on cloth, especially given all the metaphysical oneness stuff in the Star Wars universe.

>>46548950
so would force repair be a thing?

>>46548924
Well, you couple manipulate the threads to weave it. It's maybe coarse sackcloth rather than machine milled cloth.
It's the hardest though most likely, so it might not be a guaranteed win.

Think we're overlooking something. We weren't given three options, just three objects.
Or maybe I'm over thinking something and looking for stuff to do with the air or the council members.
I'm trusting my instincts

>>46548987
Possibly, but whilst I guess we could repair the cloth with the leaf I cant see what the rock would do. Other than mabe coveing the rock and lifting it

>>46548970

"Jedi Joe's Auto Repair Shop"
I've got no idea, but it sounds hilarious.

>>46548871
>Use the Force to mend the cloth.

>>46549022
How many jedi does it take to build a deathstar?

>>46548987
I think we're reading too much into this, it's a test for a youngling, not a philosopher. I'm in agreement with >>46548926, though, show humility and simplicity. They asked us to prove we can wield the force, nothing more.

>>46549119
The way I am interpreting it is as a test of personality as well as the Force. And I like the message trying to fix something sends more than the neutral choice

>>46549119
I guess we're at least thinking about this test a lot if this posting is any indication. Maybe that'll be enough for the masters? We're at least taking our time and feeling it out thoroughly before coming to a decision.

>>46549171
>>46548905
>>46548926
>>46549086
>>46549119

I think we're at 2 votes for mending and 2 votes for floating. 10 more minutes to make a final decision or it'll go to coin toss.

>>46549101
How many?
Yoda could probably do it within 900 years.

>>46549233
Make the leaf float

>>46549233

Float.

>>46549233
Can we combine the two? Patching the cloth with the leaf?

>>46549247
>>46549268
Actually I change my vote to this, if possible

>>46549268
I'm gonna go ahead and say that falls under transmogrification and would technically be part of Sith alchemy, and not a technique taught to a young Jedi Initiate.

>>46549259
>>46549247
>>46548926

You reach out with the Force. You feel it like water, as if it were a river running through all things while at the same time being part of all things, even more a fundamental aspect of these objects than the matter which they are composed of.
This isn't a difficult task. The leaf floats up into the air slowly. You decide to make the leaf move, floating through the air as if there were a light wind in the room, floating along with the natural flow of the Force.
But the motion of the Force is hard for you to grasp at your age.

Roll 1d20.

>>46549233
I vote mend the cloth. Using the force to do something good rather than just using the force to use the force.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>46549403

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>46549403

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>46549403

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>46549403
Time to channel the will of the living force.
Let me just say here and now, should it ever be time to throw down, I really hope 'allow the living force to work through you' eventually becomes a reasonable option

>>46549403
Huh, if we're struggling with a leaf, maybe it was a good thing we didn't go for mending. Humility is a virtue after all.
Perhaps we can go for mending later as a padawan and it's within our capabilities.

>>46549458
...Huh.

>>46549433
>>46549454
>>46549448

Roll success!
Using the Force with moderate ease, you allow the leaf to float through the room. It floats past each of the Jedi Masters and circles around you once, doing small twists and turns along the way before it falls in the spot on the ground that it came from.
Grandmaster Chuang nods his head in approval. "Ah, I see. Yours was the balanced choice, seeking to neither heal nor harm. And your execution of the task was excellent."
The three objects float back into the air and touch down on Chuang's lap. "Master Burus will deliver your third and final trial."
Master Burus stands up. She's about six feet tall -- at least a foot taller than you are right now. She doesn't look particularly strong or threatening, but she carries herself with pride, and you can sense her power.
"Your name is Taleep, right?" She asks with a bored tone.
"Yes, Master Burus," you respond.
"What form of lightsaber combat, besides the first, did you study?"

>"I specialized in the first form only. Strong roots make strong branches."
>"I studied the second form. It seems to be the most effective against other lightsabers."
>"I studied the third form. The best offense is a strong defense."

Note: Since you're still young, these are the only forms that you've had any chance to study. Different and more specialized forms of combat exist, but they're reserved for Padawans, and in some cases, only Jedi Masters.

>>46549713
>"I studied the third form. The best offense is a strong defense."
Let's do this thing

>>46549713
>"I studies the second form. It seems to e the most effective against other lightsabers."

>>46549458

Nice! Looks like the Force is with you. I'll keep that in mind.

>>46549511

I wouldn't say you struggled with it. It wasn't completely effortless, but difficult enough that a roll was needed, even with a low chance of failure.

>>46549713
>"I studied the third form. The best offense is a strong defense."

>>46549713
Third, hack an' slash all day, every day.

>>46549713
>"I studied the third form. The best offense is a strong defense."
We Squidbi-Wan?

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>>46549458
Okay, I'm going to be completely honest. I really just love the thought of combat channeling the will of the force in combat. This book has ruined me.

>>46549713
>quickly Google's a refresher
Right, Basics, Duelist and Blaster-counter

I vote first form. Seems we're a defensive fighter though.

Lets go second form

>>46549807
>>46549832
>>46549850
>>46549859

"I studied the third form. The best offense is a good defense," You say to her.
"A Soresu specialist?" She scratches the back of her head. "Alright. Come with me." She begins walking out of the council chamber, and you follow her. As the two of you walk, she talks.
"I'm not a time waster. The third trial is self-discipline demonstrated through lightsaber combat. We're going to the courtyard. The other Masters will watch from the council chamber. Need me to repeat anything?"
"No, Master, I understand."
"Good. We'll be using training sabers so that no one actually gets hurt, but you're expected to think of it in the same way you would a life-or-death saber match."
The two of you quickly find yourselves in a large courtyard. Coruscant's sun is high in the sky; it's about noon, so the sun won't get in your eyes.
"Now," she says, reaching over to a weapons rack, "What's your tool of choice?"

>A standard lightsaber. It's balanced.
>A lightsaber shoto. Shorter blade, but easier to make subtle movements with.
>A saberstaff. Difficult to use, but also difficult to defend against.
>A lightsaber pike. The long metal handle also gives me the option of using nonlethal force.

>>46550167
>>A lightsaber shoto. Shorter blade, but easier to make subtle movements with

>>46550167
>A good blaster, who need this hokey religion?
If no then standard

>>46550167
>A lightsaber shoto. Shorter blade, but easier to make subtle movements with.

>>46550271
Han pls go

>>46550327
At least let him shoot, first.

>>46550167
Standard lightsaber. It's a good balance between portability and utility.
Plus we can always use nonstandard components when it comes to making our own in the future if we want.

>>46550167
>A standard lightsaber. It's balanced.
Soresu + Shoto is stupid as hell.

>>46550167
>>A standard lightsaber. It's balanced.

Standard

>>46550512
>>46550459
>>46550399
>>46550389

"I'll take a standard lightsaber," you say. Master Burus gives you a quizzical look at first, but that quickly fades.
"Usually younglings go for something a bit more flashy," she says, taking a standard lightsaber off of the rack and tossing it to you. "But the standard blade is a good choice." She grabs herself a lightsaber pike as the training saber lands in your hand.
It ignites and you adjust the blade to your height. Suddenly and without warning, you hear a blaster shot fire. Out of instinct, you raise your lightsaber up in an upwards parrying position, the blaster bolt jumping from your blade and flying off into the sky before disappearing from view.
"Hey!" You call out, looking over at Master Burus, who has just dropped a small blaster and is rapidly advancing towards you with the ignited lightsaber pike.
Already in a parrying position, you deflect her forward thrust to the side, and respond by...

>Grabbing onto the massive hilt of the pike and slicing it in half.
>Using a Jung Ma spinning technique to build momentum followed by a slice to the midsection.
>Moving backwards and into a fortified defensive position.
>Write-in.

>>46550642
>Moving backwards and into a fortified defensive position.

>>46550642
Kick sand into her face to distract her then try and cut the pike in half

>>46550642
>Moving backwards and into a fortified defensive position

>>46550642
>Moving backwards and into a fortified defensive position.
We're Soresu, absolute defense and whatnot.

erm.Yahallo

>>46550642
She knows we're defensively minded. Expect her to expect that. Don't defend.
Attack the pike hilt! Show her the utility of a saber.

>>46550900
What?

>>46550721
>>46550847
>>46550848

Remembering your training, you move back to a fortified defensive position, now holding a low guard. Master Burus attacks from several angles, but you're able to parry her strikes. She still looks completely at ease, but blocking her strikes is causing you to become tired. Your reaction time is fading fast. Burus sees this. Between attacks, she says:
"The weakness of Soresu is that it has no offensive capabilities whatsoever. That's why you learn Shii-Cho first."
A flurry of strikes comes from her, but the lightsaber pike is so large that you can still see the strikes coming and can still parry. But you're feeling weak. As your blades clash, her lightsaber gets close to your skin. The blade is hot, far hotter than your training blade. Then it hits you that she isn't using a training saber. Master Burus surely wouldn't try to kill you -- but if you have one misstep, you could be seriously injured.

>Use the Force to strengthen yourself, and with the next parry, offer a riposte of some kind.
>Use the Force to push her away and buy you some time.
>Slice the handle of her blade, destroying the weapon.
>Write-in.

>>46551104
>Attack her fiercely without zero defense move, the master wont kill me, he need promotion too.

>>46551104
Use Force to enhance reflexes and shit, then
>Slice the handle of her blade, destroying the weapon.
Might not work, though.

>>46551104
>Write-in
>Charge in, get inside her range.
She's an experienced duellist, who knows our lightsaber training better than we do. Stop using it.

>>46551176
>>46551182
...How the hell do we get in the hit, though? If they do know it better than we do, then how the fuck are we supposed to hit them with an unfocused attack?

>>46551207
>charge-in anon
Not unfocussed. Just nothing to do with Soresu or Shii-Cho.
It's simple; she's using a pike, you have a sword. Get too close for her weapon to be ideal. You don't need a guidebook and a master to teach you a thousand year refined technique of moving forward. And she knows those techniques too.

How's the phrase go?
>The opponent a master hates facing the most is a complete novice, because the master cannot predict what they will do.
Something like that anyway.

>>46551368
And what stops her from backing up a shit ton? Since we're only thirteen and they're a Jedi Master, how are we gonna keep close once we've closed the distance? Do we really only need to be close for a mere moment?

Use the Superior half sabering technique

>>46551182
>>46551176


This seems to be the most popular general idea right now.
You feel the flow of the Force in her onslaught. As it continues, you see similarities in her method of attack. Slowing down, you relax more as you deflect hits. Time seems to slow down slightly.
An opening. Another opening. She's doing it on purpose. She's not trying to kill you. She wants you to be able to pass the trial. Or maybe she's baiting you into going out of your comfort zone. Maybe. But you can hear the call of the Force. It's time to stop playing defensively and move beyond your training and your rationality, instead focusing on your feelings and instincts -- focusing on the will of the Force.

Roll 1d20.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>46551447
Well I don't see us getting a blow in without being close in a melee-only fight. And I don't see us getting close by backing up and delaying.
Our master said as much. The flaw in Soresu is that it doesn't have any offensive techniques. All we're doing is exhausting ourselves.

So unless we pick up the blaster we need to get in close. And hoping to beat her in swordplay to gain an opening seems unlikely.

>>46551536
>roll

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>46551536

>>46551368
>>46551447
Even IF we get inside there's nothing stopping her from whacking us with a big ass piece of metal or, I dunno, pulling the pike blade closer so she still has the lightsaber bit to stab us with?

>>46551536
Rollin

>>46551592
fck

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>46551613
Derp

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>46551536
Come ooon

>>46551570
Not good.

>>46551592
Shiieeet.

>>46551672
Dang.

Maybe we should have force pulled the blaster to us. Gun and blade it up.
...Actually, we are a student of the blaster redirection school. There might be something in that.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

Time to save us with this crit success

>>46551736
The force is not with us.

>>46551570
>>46551592
>>46551672
>>46551711
>>46551736

That's it! You feel the rush of the living Force. It guides you, and it's telling you to strike out. After parrying one more slash, you advance forward quickly and attempt to make a straight lunge with the lightsaber. This has to work, it's the only thing that makes sense.

But it doesn't.
Master Burus stands to the side of your attack and has your hand held with one hand. With a small contortion of her wrist, you feel your palm naturally open, the lightsaber switching off and falling to the ground.
"Good effort," Master Burus says. She turns off the lightsaber pike and lets go of your hand. "Sometimes getting into the flow of combat works like that, kiddo, but you're too far outmatched. If this were a real bout, you'd be dead."

>"What on Mustafar was that!? A blaster? No warning? And you weren't even using a training saber!"
>"Did I fail the trial?"
>"Can you teach me that hand grabby thing?"
>Write-in

>>46552040
Master. I was surprised by your blaster and the technique you used at the end, please teach me to employ these or at least to better defend against them

>>46552040
>"What should I have done instead? I considered a force push or maybe a strengthen and parry but..."

>>46552040
>"Can you teach me that hand grabby thing?"

>>46552098
I like this.

But make it sound more jedi-esque

>>46552136
Second this

>>46552098
>>46552297

"Master Burus," you say, "Your blaster surprised me, and your disarming technique caught me completely off-guard. Please teach me to employ those kinds of techniques, or at least better defend against them."
Master Burus leans against her lightsaber pike, now firmly planted in the ground. "You're alright, youngling," she says. As the rush of energy from combat leaves her, her voice goes back to that dull, bored tone. "I'll be here at the temple whenever you want to learn. But you should listen to your own Master, too."
"But Master Burus, I don't have a Master."
"As far as I'm concerned, you passed your test." She scratches the back of her head. "Actually, the only test you were supposed to pass as a Soresu specialist was to deflect that blaster bolt. I just did the rest for fun."

>"Master Burus, that's completely uncalled for! You could've killed me!"
>"Thank you, Master. What do I do now?"
>Write-in.

>>46552501
"The rest I did for fun"
I think we're being teased.

>"I enjoyed the challenge Master thank you, what do I do now?"

>>46552501
>Thank you, Master! ...Master, do any Jedi use blasters at all regularly? They seem like they'd be useful.

>>46552501
>"You and I have a different sense of fun, Master."

>>46552640
Can we not come across as whiny?

>>46552501
I like her

>>46552501
actually
>"Will you be my new master?"

>>46552501

>>46552559>>46552849
These two pls

>>46552881
I like it, backing

>>46552849
seconded

Ten more minutes allotted so that the players can decide on a choice.
Since it's dialogue, you guys can ask multiple things if you want.

>>46552913

Disregard this post.

>>46552849
>>46552881
>>46552894
>>46552898
>>46552559

"I enjoyed the challenge, Master Burus. Thank you. What do I do now?"
"I'll talk to the council. You can just relax for the rest of the day, you've done plenty."
"Master Burus?" You say, indicating that you have another question. "Will you be my new Master?"
Burus laughs and picks up the lightsaber pike, tossing it over to the weapons rack. "Me? I'm on the council."
"It's not unheard of for councillors to take on apprentices."
She lets out a sigh. "Well... I'll mention it to the council, but no promises."
"Thank you, Master Burus."
"Go on now. Relax as hard as you can while you still can, Padawan. We'll come to you later and give you your assessment."

>Go meditate in your room.
>Grab some food and chat with your friends.
>Go check out some training holocrons on disarming techniques.
>Write-in.

>>46553162
Man its sure gonna suck when we turn to the dark side and have to fight her

>>46553162
>Grab some food and chat with your friends.

>>46553282
I think we should socialise.

>>46553330
Should have tagged

>>46553162

>>46553330
Gotta get those S-Links up

>>46553268
seconding

>>46553162
>Go check out some training holocrons on disarming techniques.
Because screw companionship, we power now.

>>46553352
The main character is a preteen member of what is essentially an ascetic monk community. If you guys wanna go Jedi dating sim, it's going to take a LOT of effort.

>>46553282
>>46553330
>>46553350
>>46553352

Sparring with Master Burus took a lot out of you. Groggily, you walk into the cafeteria.
The Jedi cafeteria, fitting with the Jedi philosophy, doesn't serve many different kinds of food. There's not a wide range of flavors presented in the cafeteria. That's one of the big benefits of becoming a Padawan: exploring the universe and getting to eat food with real flavor.
"What's on the menu today, Master Gordonis?" You ask, standing at the food bar. There's no line. Master Gordonis is a Jedi Knight, but he serves the Temple by acting as head chef. He leans up against the counter. Gordonis is a Twi'lek man who's just past his prime.
"Nerf steak with a side of mixed vegetables and some milk," he says. "Oh, and I heard about you taking the Initiate trials. Between you and me, I'll throw in a bit of Bantha jerky for you to snack on later."
"Thanks, Master Gordonis!" You say, trying to mask your distaste for Nerf meat. He throws the food onto a tray and you go to sit down.

You've got a couple of choices of where to sit. Your friends Zaric and Melissandre, two humans at your age, are sitting and talking. Zaric is blond and is a little moody at times, but he's got your back when you need him. Mellisandre has black hair and is a great joker, but sometimes she takes jokes too far. You also see a thin Nautolan you haven't met before who looks like he's being bullied by a stronger looking youngling.

>Sit with your friends.
>Defend the Nautolan.
>Write-in.

>>46553684
>>Defend the Nautolan.

>>46553684
>Defend the Nautolan.
Kick the older kids ass"accidentally"

>>46553684
>Defend the Nautolan

>>46553684
Defend that bitch

Hoping in vain that this quest shall last longer than three threads

>>46553684
>Defend the Nautolan

>>46553684
Defend!

>>46553902
The quest continues as long as there's players interested in it.

>>46553725
>>46553778
>>46553814
>>46553913
>>46553931

You walk over and set down your tray across the table from the Nautolan. As you get closer, you can tell that it's a girl, probably a year younger than you. The stronger looking pupil is a Zabrak, male, and is slightly bigger than you as well.
"I'm telling you to get out of that seat before I force you out of it!" He hisses at her. You stand up next to him.
"What's this? You're bringing in more of your kind to take up my table?"
"I don't know her," you say, "But you're out of line."
"Shut up!" He responds, slamming his fist on the table and turning to you. The young Nautolan girl is visibly shaken. Being around irrationally angry people isn't common for a Jedi youngling.

>"Emotion, yet peace. What's going on here?"
>"You're scaring her. That's not what being a Jedi is about."
>"How about we settle this in a sparring match?"
>"You don't want to use this table. You want to sit over there and relax." (Jedi Mind Trick)
>Write-in.

>>46554161
>"Emotion, yet peace. What's going on here?"
>"You're scaring her. That's not what being a Jedi is about."
Second before the first, probably. If that doesn't work, mind trick I guess. If that doesn't work, let's get our ass kicked in a match.

>>46554161
>Emotion yet peace, what is going on here?

>>46554161
>You're scaring her, that's not what being a jedi is about.
Highly frowned upon girlfriend when?

>>46554161
>"How about we settle this in a sparring match?"
Knock that little kids dick into the dirt

>>46554212
We're exhausted dude.

Emotion, yet peace. What's going on here?"

>>46554161
>"You're scaring her. Do you want to let the dark side consume you so easily?"

Calling out your bullshit Sithling

>>46554390
>>46554206
>>46554198
>>46554188

"Emotion, yet peace. What's going on here?" You say.
"This squid just took my seat," he says. "I've been sitting here for five years."
"You're scaring her. That's not what being a Jedi is all about."
The Zabrak pupil takes a step towards you. "Yeah? And what do you know about being a Jedi?"
He stands close to you, looking down at you. Alright, he's big. And kinda spooky looking. And he's pissed off.

>"I just passed my Initiate trials. So I know more about it than you do."
>"Look, just calm down. Passion, yet serenity. You can sit somewhere else for a day."
>"Alright, alright. Calm down and I'll bring her over to sit with me and my friends."
>Write-in.

>>46554468
> Chill, brah. I'll bring her over to sit with me.
Doesn't seem worth fighting over.

>"can't you just take a free chair and sit on that"

>>46554509
>can't you just pull up a chair from another table

Better way of saying it

>>46554468
>"I just passed my initiate trials, so I know that Jedi are supposed to bring peace.
>Offer to escort the girl to your table

>>46554468
>Write-in

You know your sounding very angry right now, sith levels of anger.

>>46554468
>>46554508
This.
Not worth our time.

>>46554593
>>46554567
>>46554508

"I just passed my Initiate trials, so I know that Jedi are supposed to bring peace." You look over at the girl. "Do you want to come sit with me and my friends?" You ask her.
"M-me?" She asks, stuttering. "I g-guess so."
"See?" You say as she gets up. "There's no need for any of this." You pick up your tray and start walking with her to your table.
"Yeah?" The Zabrak calls out. "Well at least I know that Jedi aren't supposed to be cowards!"

>Ignore him and talk to the girl.
>Force push him to the ground. If he won't shut up, you'll shut him up.
>Write-in.

>>46554818
>Ignore him and talk to the girl
Should probably start with introductions

>>46554818
> "Peace is not cowardly, needlessly attacking people weaker than you however, is."

>>46554818
> Ignore him

>>46554938
This.

>>46554938
second

>>46555377
>>46555296
>>46554938

"Peace is not cowardly, needlessly attacking people weaker than you, however, is."
The Zabrak seems a bit taken back by what you say, but he doesn't pursue it. It seems like he learned his lesson. Lucky for you, you might not be able to handle another fight today.
"Hi, my name's Taleep Mortune. What's yours?" You ask the girl while walking to the table.
"I-I'm Tess Starshine." She still seems a little nervous.
"Have you been here for long?"
"What? Y-yes. No. I mean, I was at a different Temple, but they just transferred me here."
You'd heard rumors that smaller Jedi Temples around the galaxy were reallocating members to the Coruscant Temple and closing down. With the galaxy at relative peace -- the only major threats being Mandalorian raiders and the Hutt cartels -- it was only logical to bring the Order back together.
"Where are you from?" You ask her, still giving a reassuring smile.
"Glee Anselm," she says. Glee Anselm is the home planet of the Nautolans. You can't remember what it was like.
"I didn't even know there was a Temple there," you say, taking a seat by your friends. "Hey guys, this is Tess. She just came from a Temple on Glee Anselm."
"Must've been nice," Zaric says. "Coruscant is a bore. And the food is... well..." he prods his Nerf steak with a fork. "Not so good."
"What he means to say is, welcome to the Temple!" Mellisandre says. "Don't mind Zaric. He's just whiny. My name's Mellisandre, and someday I'll be the Grandmaster here on Coruscant!" She takes a huge bite of her Nerf steak, not bothering to cut it first. "Stick with me and you're bound to succeed!" She says through a mouthful of Nerf meat.
"O-oh, um, hello," Tess says.

>"Yeah, they're weird, but they're good company."
>"You'll have to master table manners before you're Grandmaster of anything, Mellisandre."
>Eat silently.
>Write-in.

>>46555482
>>"You'll have to master table manners before you're Grandmaster of anything, Mellisandre."

>>46555482
>"You'll have to master table manners before you're Grandmaster of anything, Mellisandre."

>>46555482
>"Yeah, they're weird, but they're good company"
>"You'll have to master table manners before you're Grandmaster of anything, Mellisandre."

>>46555482
Oh god Mellisandre is Naruto.

>>46555571
>>46555582
>>46555610

"You'll have to master table manners before you're Grandmaster of anything, Mellisandre," you say.
Zaric chuckles and Tess takes small bites of her food. You start digging in, too. After your trials, even the Nerf steak tastes great.
"Well, when I'm Grandmaster, I won't have stupid rules about eating!" Mellisandre says, taking another bite of her steak. "Anyway, what'd I hear about you passing your trials?"
"Huh? You're a Jedi Knight now?" Zaric asks, only taking minor interest in the conversation.
"No, you idiot," Mellisandre says. "Not his Knight trials, his Initiate trials. Try staying awake during training once in a while."
"Oh, yeah. It wasn't as hard as you'd think. I almost did get skewered by Master Burus, though," you say.
"Bummer," Zaric says. "If you're going to go out training, you'll barely have time for us here at the Temple."
Zaric's statement leaves a somber mood over the table. Mellisandre doesn't say anything witty.

>"That's not true. I'll spend plenty of time here at the Temple."
>"That just means you've all got to catch up."
>"It won't be easy."
>Write-in.

>>46555949
Finish eating and go check out those training holocrons

>>46555949
>That just means you'll have to catch up. I might be grandmaster before you're even a Knight

>>46555949
"It won't be easy, but it'd be rude to just vanish if I disappeared after introducing Tess to everyone."

>>46556004
>>46556037
>>46556144

10 minutes allotted for players to decide on one of these three choices, or it goes to coin flip.

Let's move on from lunch please.

Getting bored.

>>46555949
>That just means you'll have to catch up. I might be grandmaster before you're even a Knight

>>46556037
>>46556004
those

>>46556233
I agree. FUCK lunch

>>46556037
>>46556256

"That just means you'll have to catch up. I might be grandmaster before you're even a Knight," you say.
"In your dreams!" Melissandre says. The mood seems to have picked back up. "And if you are lame enough to run off without us, at least we've got a new token Nautolan."
"What? Me? I..." Tess stammers. "Um, thank you for including me in your group."
The four of you talk while eating. Mellisandre and Zaric finish faster than you or Tess, so they head out first. You figure that the council will want to speak to you soon, so you stand up.
"I think this is where we part ways for now," you say to Tess. "But I'm sure we'll run into each other soon."
"Um, alright. I was just finishing anyway," Tess says. She seems a lot more relaxed now. "Thank you for earlier. That was brave, I don't think I could've done it."
"Don't worry about it!" You say. "There aren't a lot of guys like that here at the Temple. If you run into someone like that again, come find me. I'll give them a stern talking to."

The two of you part ways and you go back to your room. But as you come close to the door, you sense that something is wrong. It's a powerful feeling deep in your gut. "I've got a bad feeling about this," you mutter under your breath. Shaking it off as a side effect of eating Nerf steak, you open the door.

>Roll 1d20.

>>46556233
>>46556313
>Hating plot
>Hating character development

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>46556435
WARNING

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>46556435
Rollin for spidey senses

>>46556476
>wanting to bog down the story in talking to irrelevant NPCs who will never be our equal and if they do we can fucking kill them or overpower them using our charismatic abilities of friendship.

>not going to bedroom or leaving on cool journeys to gain extra powers

>not developing new Force powers on the side, same time learning standard Jedi practices.


If we develop anything a bit rarer we need to hide our true talent.

>>46556476
It doesn't count as plot development if it's neither relevant, nor interesting.

>>46556435

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>46556435
Quicktime event go!

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>46556504
See if we need to throw up, otherwise be vigilant of anything suspicious which will probably make us seem distracted

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>46556435
Ignore previous, I'm an idiot

>>46556575
>>46556580

YAS

>>46556575
Nice!

>>46556582
>>46556580
>>46556575
>>46556536
>>46556504

As you open the door, you hear shuffling. You turn just in time to see the Zabrak boy leaping out at you.
He grabs onto the front of your tunic.
"Too many spectators there in the cafeteria, but now I can beat the tar out of you in private!" He says, pushing you down to the ground and focusing all of his weight down so he falls on top of you.
You remember your basic hand to hand training. As you fall down onto your back, you put the sole of your shoe up against his stomach and kick up, sending him flying over your head as you land comfortably on your back.
He promptly crashes into your wall.
"Beat the tar out of me, huh?" You say, standing up. You put up your fists. Lucky you ate something. Now you're full of energy.
He angrily gets up and wildly throws a punch, which you easily block. You respond with a palm strike to his solar plexus, knocking the wind out of him.
He coughs and falls to his knees in front of you.
"A-alright, alright," he manages to cough out between gasps for air. "I was wrong. You're stronger. Please stop."
You look around the room and notice that no one seems to have heard anything, or at least they're not coming to check on you. Suddenly you find yourself filled with hatred. This scumbag broke into your room and tried to attack you. He's the kind of guy who intimidates the defenseless. And he's at your mercy.
But revenge isn't the Jedi way. Is it?

>Toss him out of your room. He's had enough.
>"One of the members of the council should be here soon. So you're going to stay right there and wait."
>"Run. Run away from the Temple. Never come back." (Dark Side Power "Fear")
>Write-in.

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>>46556816
>>"Run. Run away from the Temple. Never come back." (Dark Side Power "Fear")

Gooooddddd let the hate flow through you

>>46556816
>"One of the members of the council should be here soon. So you're going to stay right there and wait."

We shall not give in to the darkside.

>>46556887
But Jedi's can't have waifus

>>46556903
A punk ass bitch is no reason to go full edgelord.

>>46556816
>Toss him out
Get going, punk

>>46556816
>>"One of the members of the council should be here soon. So you're going to stay right there and wait."
Also you a bitch nigga.

>>46556956
Were not its just one small step on a road we can always turn away from if we don't stray to far

>>46556816
Revenge is not the Jedi way but he needs to be disciplined and we are pissed tell him
>Once again you act as the pathetic coward you really are. You are and never will be a Jedi. Youre a disgrace to the Temple and all Jedi that have been and will be. The Force is something that you will obviously never comprehend because of your actions. You are a blind worm. Get out of here.

>>46556883
Dark side best side, backing

>>46556903
>>46556956

"Possesion is forbidden. Compassion, which I would define as unconditional love, essential to a jedi's life. So you might say, that, we are encouraged to love." - Whiny Teenager

>>46556991
That's not how the dark side works.
Even if it was there's no considerable benefit.
Stay on the path of light.

>>46556816
>>"One of the members of the council should be here soon. So you're going to stay right there and wait."

>>46557074
This. Stay on the path of the light and get this kid the training and discipline he needs and maybe he could be our powerful but berserker-ally prone to bouts of rage

>>46557074
>>46557245
>>46556987
>>46556887

You quickly snap back. The rage that filled you disappears. For a second, you considered giving in to the Dark Side.
No. You're a Jedi. You've just completed your Initiate trials and you're about to be assigned a Master. Giving in to the Dark Side would be a terrible mistake.
"One of the members of the council should be here soon. So you're going to stay right there and wait," you say.
"Y-yes," the Zabrak says, backing up to a wall and catching his breath. "I'll answer for what I've done."
All of that bravado and cockiness disappeared the moment that he realized that he was far outmatched.

It doesn't take long before there's a knock on the door. "Come in," you say. Master K'ungfu walks into the room.
"Taleep Mortune," he says, "The council will see you now. Oh? Who's that over there?" He looks over to the Zabrak boy.
"He's been harrassing others here at the Temple," you say. "After I stopped him from bullying a girl, he attacked me in my room."
"I see," the Jedi Master says. "What do you think should be done to him?"

>"That's not my decision to make, Master K'ungfu."
>"I think he should be given janitorial duty for a whole year."
>"I think he should be banned from the Temple."
>Write-in.

>>46557266
>>Write-in.
I think he should be forgiven

>>46556816
>"One of the members of the council should be here soon. So you're going to stay right there and wait."
Sure, he's a bitch ass nigga, but he's still just a brat. Some discipline will do him good and we don't end up driving away a potential underling/rival/redeemed friend from the path of the jedi.

>>46557266
>>"That's not my decision to make, Master K'ungfu."

>>46557266
>Discipline and training master, he made a mistake but he should learn to not make it again, lest disaster strike through him or to him

>>46557266
>>"That's not my decision to make, Master K'ungfu."

>>46557288
Second this

He's a punk ass bitch, but kindness should be show when we can get away with it

>>46557334
This. We make a powerful friend.

>>46557288
>>46557409
Thirding this. Kindness should be shown when we can afford it. Especially now, at the beginning, where there's so little risk but the potential for something good to come of it is high.

>>46557513
>>46557409
>>46557288
"I think he should be forgiven," you say. The Zabrak boy looks confused, but doesn't say anything.
"An apparently wise choice," Master K'ungfu says. "But if he gets away with doing this, what prevents him from doing it again to someone else? Maybe someone who can't defend themselves so easily?"
"He is young and made a mistake. Others have gone much further and then gone on to do great things," you say.
"Maybe so. Youngling, what is your name?" Master K'ungfu asks the Zabrak boy.
"My name is P'riah Zark," the boy says. "I've learned my lesson, Master. Please don't ban me from the Temple."
"Hm." Master K'ungfu stands still for a moment, lost in thought. "Zark, a month of library duty should dull your anger. Remember this moment."
"Yes, Master K'ungfu." Zark bows to him. "Thank you for your leniency."
"Me? It was this Padawan here that saved your skin. Thank him."
"Thank you," the Zabrak boy says, bowing deeply to you. "I'll remember your kindness."
"Now," Master K'ungfu says, "Go to your room. Taleep and I have business to discuss with the council."

You stand once again in the council chamber.
"We've reviewed your performance during your trials," Master Chuang says after a moment of you standing there in silence. "Your understanding of the Jedi code is uncommon, but acceptable. You show great potential in using the Force. Your skills in combat are slightly higher than average."
"In addition," Master K'ungfu adds, "You have shown character in dealing with that other pupil."
"By the authority of this council, you will be paired with a Jedi to nurture and guide you along your path. Starting today, you are a Padawan of the Jedi Order," Master Chuang says. "But before we assign you a Master, we have a few questions that we would like to ask. What aspect of your training are you most interested in between gaining a greater understanding of the Force and becoming skilled in lightsaber combat?"

>The Force.
>Lightsaber Combat.

>>46557820
The force, even though I enjoy lightsabers more

>>46557820
Meditation and gardening

>>46557820
Saber combat!

We already have a master lined up for that.

>>46557820
>The Force

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>>46557820

I would actually like to learn about the art of fine grilling and clean burning fuels

>>46557898
>>46557936
Lightsaber for sure

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>>46557820
>The Force
He said we have great potential. Let's learn all those cool little tricks like the hand thing.

>>46557820
>The Force.

>>46557980
Which hand thing? The chokey thing, the make people temporarily retarded thing, or the zappy thing? The Force has lots of hand things.

>>46557980
>>46557985
>>46557940
>>46557898
>>46557924
>>46557955

"I'd like to learn about the Force," you say. You've seen the things that Jedi Masters can do with the Force. It is a truly powerful ally, one with the ability to warp the world around you and defeat even great swordsmen.
"I see," Master Chuang says.
"Once you become a Knight, you'll have to perform certain services for the Temple and the greater Jedi Order. How do you think you would best serve?"
You stop to consider it. There are a lot of options available to you, and this is important in deciding who you'll learn under.
You have combat skill. You've also got interpersonal skill. But how to apply those to daily life within the Temple? Sure, there's gardening and grilling, but those are typically reserved for those who can't perform in other ways.

>Working within the Temple (teaching, library, working on science or philosophy, publishing books/articles/papers, etc.)
>Being sent on combat missions to uphold the values of both the Jedi and the Republic.
>Acting as a religious figure, joining the Temple's clerical ranks.
>Doing diplomatic work and being one of the voices of the Jedi Temple.

>>46557820
the Force damnit.

Its vastly more powerful than a meh skill with a lightsaber.

>>46558046
Mace windu kicked ass, and I never saw his black ass using the force

>>46558044
>Working within the Temple (teaching, library, working on science or philosophy, publishing books/articles/papers, etc.)

Thus we can be totally safe from being caught up in immediate reaction to war. We can be calm and spend all our spare time getting more and more powerful and influence inside the guild.

Knowledge is power.
Also ask if you can be an explorer if it suits the research.

>>46558044
I'd like
>Doing diplomatic work and being one of the voices of the Jedi Temple.

But
>Being sent on combat missions to uphold the values of both the Jedi and the Republic.
Is probably going to be far more interesting.

>>46558044
>Being sent on combat missions to uphold the values of both the Jedi and the Republic

The exciting choice

>>46558044
Tending the flowers

>>46558065
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF3ocZu4cZo

>>46558044
>Diplomat work
We have social skills, a key advantage and we are adept with a Lightsaber with the more riskier situations

>>46558080
>Explorer
Indiana Jones and the Temple of the Jedi Order. Sounds like a lot of fun. Pitch it to Disney.

>>46558121
That is obviously his black magic

>>46558044
>>Explorer
>Indiana Jones and the Temp
THIS THIS THIS SO MUCH THIS

>>46558044
>Diplomat
Then if we DO go Sith we can just say negotiations broke down! Wonder why no one's thought of that...

>>46558044
>>Acting as a religious figure, joining the Temple's clerical ranks.


gonna lead a cult

>>46558085

Changing to this >>46558213

>>46558006
The 'make your opponent let go of their lightsaber' hand thing.

>>46558044
>Doing diplomatic work and being one of the voices of the Jedi Temple.
I'm all for this

>>46558190
I second Jedi-Jones. Everyone would choose missions, let's do something unique.

>>46558213
>>46558226
>>46558224
>>46558190
>>46558130
>>46558100
>>46558085
>>46558081
>>46558080

So since it's a big choice and I like the suggested idea, and some votes look like they're dead ends, I'll give you all 10 more minutes to decide between
>Diplomat who acts as the voice of the Temple, gaining political influence and guiding the course of history
>Indiana Jones-style explorer uncovering ancient magic shit and exploring Jedi and Sith ruins

>>46558332
>Indiana Jones-style explorer uncovering ancient magic shit and exploring Jedi and Sith ruins
Sounds badass.

>>46558332
Diplomat

>>46558332
>Indiana Jones-style explorer uncovering ancient magic shit and exploring Jedi and Sith ruins

>>46558345
>This belongs in a museum...I mean Jedi Archives

>>46558332
vote for diplomat
maybe secretly lead the religious cult/fraction on the dispatched area

>>46558398
Alright you won me over backing Diplomat

Indiana!

>>46558332
Jedi Indiana Jones a go!

>>46558332
Dammit why must both choices be so good. . .
Fuck it. Going diplomat

>>46558332
We Harrison ford now

>>46558332
>Indiana Jones-style explorer uncovering ancient magic shit and exploring Jedi and Sith ruins

>>46558332
harrison ford and shieet

>>46558472
>>46558460
>>46558445
>>46558398
>>46558371
>>46558369
>>46558345

Final vote 4 to 3, favoring Jedi-Jones.

"I'd like to work in exploration, excavation, archeology and archiving in order to preserve and learn from history," you say.
"That's an interesting choice, young Padawan," Grandmaster Chuang says. "Uncommon, but admirable."
"Given this information," Master Mutaito says, "It would be most advantageous for you to take up an apprenticeship under Master Connerian."
You're familiar with Master Connerian. He's a great adventurer and is skilled in the Force. His ancient weapons collection is the largest private collection in this sector of the galaxy. With that being said, he does have a reputation for living with his head in the clouds.
"However," Master Mutaito says, "We've also heard that you're interested in studying under a member of our council, Master Burus."
"The decision is yours to make," Master Burus says. "Frankly, I can only teach you so much about the Force. Personal study could take you far, but Master Connerian would be able to teach you about it much more quickly. And, of course, I won't take offense if you choose him over me."

>"I want to train under you, Master Burus."
>"I want to train under Master Connerian."

>>46558607
I want to train under you, Master Burus
He sounds like a cool dude

>>46558607
>"I want to train under Master Connerian."
Are we Short Round?

>>46558607
>"I want to train under Master Connerian."

>>46558607
>>"I want to train under Master Connerian."

>>46558621
Squid Round, maybe?

>>46558332
>Go exploring
>Eventually wind up running into older Nautolan researcher
>"Junior?"
>"Stop calling me that! My name is Taleep."
>"We named the dog Taleep."

>>46558653
Dog?
you mean ewok

>>46558653
i would literally die laughing if this happened.

Bu..but Indiana Jones dindu nuffin to stop Nazi

But what if we unearth hot ass sith bitches from ancient times and teach them the way of the light side with out tentidick

>>46558607
We lost our chance to train under Burus when we picked Forcer over lightsaber.

>>46558607
>"I want to train under Master Connerian."
And then, every time we return, or have free time, we visit Master Burus. She did say we could, after all. I really do like her already.

>>46558607
>"I want to train under Master Connerian."

Thank you asking on my behalf to the council though

>>46558621
>>46558622
>>46558625

"I want to train under Master Connerian."
"Then it is done," Master K'ungfu says. "In the morning, you will meet with Master Connerian. He will begin your training. Rest tonight, young Padawan, and may the Force be with you."
"May the Force be with you," echoes the rest of the council.
"And also with you," you say with a bow. "Thank you."

-----------------------------------

Thus marks the beginning of Taleep Mortune's journey. The details of history are often lost between wars and political agendas. What remains is only fragmented knowledge, pieces of autobiographical holocrons and corrupted files detailing history and philosophy.
New data appears every day helping us piece together the forgotten Masters, Knights, and Padawans. As for today, our story must be left off with a footnote of "to be continued".

Archiving at suptg.
QM Twitter: @CitizenCFKane.
I'll return in a day or two to continue our story. Until then:
May the Force be with you, always.

>>46558857
May the force be with you, Ferryman

>>46558857
So, what do you have planned if we got dark side?

>>46558912
Interested in hearing this too

>>46558857
First quest thread I've actually been apart of and it was great

>>46558912
He'd probably turn on the other half of the lights too.

>>46558857
First quest thread I've ever been in. Really fun! Now, do I beef to actually have a twitter to get updates? I suppose I could make one. . .

>>46558912

This is only the first thread. You've got plenty of opportunities to join the Dark Side in the future. What I CAN tell you is:
You would've gotten away with really fucking up P'riah Zark.
At least one of your friends may be easily influenced by the Dark Side.
This story takes place around the same general time as the first KOTOR game, though the events of the quest will probably never have anything to do with the events of KOTOR, specifically.
And I don't like planning things out very much. It's a lot more fun to wing it.

>>46558972
I agree, planning stuff out too much makes it harder to bend when anons do something unexpected

>>46558972
its probably that one chick, ambition like that tends to lead hard into the dark side.

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>>46558972
>You would've gotten away with really fucking up P'riah Zark.
Tonight. You.

>>46558944
>>46558968

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I'm not sure about Twitter requirements. Generally I will post about an hour in advance before a quest starts and/or when I post the thread in /tg/. I also try to update after the quest finishes with a link to the archive. So it's the most convenient way to get info on the quest, unless you hang out on /tg/ all day anyway.

>>46558996
Think we can still beat the fuck out of him?

>>46558972
Its either Mellisandre through her pride and ambition or Tess through wanting to be able to defend herself

>>46558996
>not playing a jedi that specializes in reforming sith lords into good jedis
>not befriending literally everything, whether or not you need to beat it into them first

>>46559024
Definitely Tess. Let's just think about it for a second. The first time we see her? She afraid. Irrational anger scares her. The unknown scares her. She was fine with us, but who knows what will happen when we're not there. Who's to say her fear won't get the better of her.

Fear leads to anger. . .

>>46559060
Maybe she can be our shorter round

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>>46559056
>not playing a jedi that specializes in reforming sith lords into good jedis through hot dickings
Tonight could have been the beginning of our legacy.