Rolled 25 (1d100)

>early WW2 with some super-science, no Captain America though - no tiger tanks, no US involvement yet
> mercenary for an Evil Organisation

Rolled 62 (1d100)

Hard boiled 1930s era. Some fantastical elements of an Eldritch nature.

>>80978
Fight against/for Cthulhu, learn some magic, kill cultists, nice!

>>81010
>Slowly lose your sanity to the grinding clicks and squeals of dead things dreaming
Eldritch Quests = The Best Quests

I'm gonna give it a try

>>80978
hope this wins, sounds interesting

trying again

Rolled 20 (1d100)

Okay... here we go

>>81044
Technically, there have been 8 posts and mine was the highest, but your intent was the first five suggestions lol

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>80902
Alt Universe WW2, where everyone is a monstergirl

>>81085
My dreams died with this post

>>81085
holy fucking shit why

>>81090
This is why we can't have nice things.

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>81090
also incest is mandatory by law and everybody has a scat fetish

>>81093
>>81087
Please don't whine if you didn't win.
>>81094
And this is what we call, lesser evils

to veto >>81085 or not to veto

>>81101
Nah.

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>81101
Rolling for these 2>>81085
>>81094

>>81101
I'd recommend not allowing rerolls because of that scat incest guy

fuck me alright, so this is a world where everyones a monstergirl and we're in WW2.. god fucking damnit i hate you guys.

so what side are we fighting for? same rules, highest roll in the next 5 gets to choose.

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>81112
The Allies.

>>81109
also yes, no rerolls, the one roll you get is final

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>81112

also this: >>81106

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>81112
We fight for American freedom

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>81112
we're fighting for CP

>>81117
Can we roll for other people if we haven't chosen the same thing

>>81129
what do you mean?

>>81131
Let's say a guy rerolls for an option and he hasn't already rolled in a seperate post for the same option.

>>81136
imma say no, you cant

Yeah... I think I am going to drop out. Monstergirl? That sounds fucking gay. We should use a different roll instead of that shit.

Sieg Heil!

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>81112
We are are from Russia, who is hiring mercenaries to undermine the third reich

>>81143
yeah, i might but it didnt seem fair to disregard it just because we dont like it but i really odnt know how to make it cool, if enough people veto it ill go with that eldritch one.

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>81112
We are the American

>>81097
And I wasn't whining because I didn't win, I was whining because I got beat by a --stupid-- idea.
Is the internet exclusively an outlet for your fetishes?

>>>81143
You know you got my vote for veto

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>81144

>>81101
keep

this thread isnt getting that many replies, so ill give it another 5 more minutes for people to vote, if no one else votes i'm switching to >>80978 as the theme. currently its 2-1 in favour of switching

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>81101
Keep.
>>81112
Allies

>>81191
you fuckin guys, 2-2, next vote decides. also seems we're russian

>>81193
Keep

>>81197
you cocksucker, if this thread wasnt doomed to fail already it sure as hell is now.

lets get creative then.

>>81197
What's the appeal? Jesus. Are you just too lazy to write your own fap material?

>>81200
i'm not intending on making it lewd, just... monster girls everywhere right? doesnt have to be sexual

>>81200
He never stated it had to be sexual.

>>81207
>>81204
Just keep it fetish free and I'll stick around.
We all know that even though he didn't explicitly say he meant anything sexual, this was sexual.

>>81199
What are you planning dubsman

You walk out of a dimly lit bar, smelling of cheap alcohol and blood. The sun burns your eyes as you almost trip on a loose cobblestone.

You have no memory of the night before, only that you've just been fired from the only job that'd been keeping your stomach full. stripped of your uniform and weapons, you have nought but your brains and your brawn to see you through these tough days.

Determined not to let that get you down, you head to the town board where civilians post their various problems and issues, asking for help, you read some of them.

1) Please help me, anyone! Someone broke into my house and stole my favourite dakimakura! 3000 rubles for its return~~~ Please meet me at the 2 lesnaya drive, after 5pm.

2) To Whom it may concern, i have recently been insulted by a colleague of mine. 4000 rubles to the one that can show him that words have a price. Place to meet: Town square, between 3-4pm.

3) All those that wish to proudly serve The Motherland in crushing the insidious Third Reich, be at the Town Hall between working hours. Glory to The Motherland, Victory for Stalin.

Which one do you respond to?

>>81241
Second, we might be a bit rusty, so we'll wait a bit before doing the third.
Also what monstergirl are we?

>>81250
i was hoping we'd be the only one that wasn't a monstergirl. some kinda gruff burly dude but i'm not sure, what do you guys think.

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>81250
we're a brown recluse spider named Buttsparkles

>>81241
I like 2

>>81252
I'll vote for non-Girtablilu scorpiongirl, should we roll or vote?

>>81252
>>81257
Personally I'd say voting.

>>81257
this would be a bit tedious, but we coudl vote for whether we're a monstergirl in the first place or not. if people want the merc to be a monstergirl, we could then vote for what type. also i shoul dadd for every choice, its the next 5 votes that decide, anything past that doesnt get considered.

>>81262
ok.

she's a cat named Pussparkles.

>>81262
I'm voting for we're a monstergirl

>>81262
voting for human

so we're a monster girl then, we already have one roll for a brown recluse named butsparkles, and one for a cat called pusssparkles but that one didnt have a roll so im disregarding it.

>>81262
Voting for monstergirl.

>>81262
vote for human

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>81275
We're rolling for monstergirl?
Non-Girtablilu Scorpiongirl

>>81262
Vote monstergrill to break the tie.

>>81262
Also we should vote for type as well

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>81285
Pussparkles the cat

>>81285
we are, see >>81275

>>81275
>>81281
Guess I'll go for the one that's not from /cjEA

>>81289
By vote I mean majority and not roll

>>81298
threads not getting enough posts to make an actual vote meaningful, i think 5 rolls is pretty good no?

>>81306
Eh, I think it'll pick up once we begin

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>81290

>>81330
well you rolled highset, now whats cjea?

>>81333
The ID of the guy who wanted Pussparkles and Buttsparkles

>>81334
oh lol, so i guess we're a brown recluse then, and i think we chose the second contract so let me get writing.

>>81336
But why? I rolled higher

>>81336
>>81281
I was rolling for this

>>81339
alright, my bad.

>>81241
You look at the CLOCK TOWER in the distance to see what time it is.

After a minute or so of you trying to remember how to read an analog clock, you figure out it's somewhere around 12:30PM.

The walk to the TOWN SQUARE should take about an hour from where you're currently located.

You loiter around the BAR for a while, eventually scuttling in to grab a drink. The BAR is empty, save the BARTENDER. She gives you a weird look as you order a pint of beer, probably because its 12:30PM. Drinking slowly as you make small talk with the BARTENDER to try and burn time. Unable to drag it out any longer, you down the rest in one gulp and proceed to exit. Turning your gaze towards the CLOCK TOWER, you see it is nearly 3:00PM,

You walk towards to park, observing the various civilians go about their daily lives, scuttling, galloping and flying everywhere, it seems the war effort is going full steam ahead, with everyone trying to get as much done before the RED ARMY moves out to the EASTERN FRONT.

You reach the TOWN SQUARE around around 4:15PM, it's nearly empty save for a few COUPLES in a loving embrace and occasional ELDERLY feeding the WILDLIFEtheir leftovers. You take a seat on one of the PARK BENCHES and wait patiently.

A well dressed BLUE ONI walks in nervously looking around, her business suit looking slightly worse for wear but understandable considering the current events. You approach her and introduce yourself as "The Merc" and having seen her plea for help on the TOWN BOARD, you have decided to help teach her ADVERSARY a lesson.

She smiles and thanks you profusely, her horns getting worryingly close to your face as she bows, a custom you aren't familiar with, maybe from foreign lands. She directs you to APARTMENT 34 at the KRUSHCHYOVKA, advising you to wait at the ENTRANCE at 6:30PM, for that is when her ADVERSARY arrives home from work.

You give her your winning smile, assure her that her ADVERSARY will be dealt with, and take your leave.

You enter the KRUSHCHYOVKA, it is quite dimly lit, almost impossible to make out the apartment numbers. after a while of searching, you find it, APARTMENT 34. Quite conveniently located past a corner, the ADVERSARY won't see you until it's too late.

You daydream to pass the time, wishing you'd bought a WATCH so you'd know what time it was. Halfway through relieving the good old days in your MERCENARY COMPANY, you hear footsteps, heavy thuds echo through the empty corridors. As the LIGHT BULBS shake and rattle in their housings, you wonder if you've bitten off more than you can chew. You have a STINGER that delivers quite a POTENT VENOM and the training you have received should be able to let you handle any 1-on-1 fight, but the slight hangover from the night before and pint you had earlier might not have been the best decision.

Do you fight, or do you run?

>>81389
Fight, also I recommend advertising on qtg, I already did, but that would definitely help
It's also dawn in America so that may also be a factor

>>81389
I say we fight. Although it is most likely a Red Oni, I think we can take her.

wait for 3 more votes or just write the next part now?

>>81442
Write for the next part. Most boards are usually slow around this time.

You tense your muscles as the footsteps grow louder, the smell of vomit and alcohol almost make you wretch, it seems you've found another down-trodden sad sack, strange that you didn't see her at the bar.

You see two horns appear past the wall and you lunge, not eager to let the element of surprise slip away. you tackle the ADVERSARY, which you have now identified as a particularly large OGRE, and bind her with your six legs, pinning her arms to her sides and legs to each other. using your CLAWS to hold the sides, her attempts to roll over and crush you are thwarted. Your STINGER caresses her arms and legs, letting drops of venom fall onto her skin. her thrashing stops and she looks you in the eye, violence and anger the predominant emotions you garner from them.

You move your head next to hers as you whisper into her ear. You tell her that her actions have consequences and that she should be more careful in what she says, and to whom she says it to. A note of recognition crosses the OGRE'S face, a devilish smile and she agrees that she will be more careful next time. You warn her that any further action taken against your EMPLOYER will result in a very painful day for the OGRE. She laughs softly and agrees. A bit unnerved you let her go and quickly scuttle away.

You aren't sure if you've remedied the situation or escalated it, but you did as instructed and you head back to collect your reward.

The BLUE ONI (you forgot to ask her name) sees you and walks towards you. You give her the best smile you can manage, and tell her that the job is done, you warned the OGRE to tread carefully.

Once again, nearly losing an eyeball to her horns as she bows, she hands you the agreed upon amount of 4000 RUBLES and asks if there's anyway to contact you again should she need your services. Remembering that you slept at the MERCENARY BARRACKS while you were employed, you regretfully tell her that you do not... except maybe...you tell her that any message meant for you can be directed towards the BARTENDER.

One quizzical look later and the two of you leave each others company. 4000 RUBLES isn't much, but it's a start. With the idea that you might make a name of yourselves in this town as some sort of vigilante, the future looks every so slightly brighter.

Where do you head to next?

>>81467
To the Town Board, let's see if we have any more job opportunities.

>>81484
Sounds like a plan

You head back to the TOWN BOARD to see if any new jobs have come up. The offer to work for the GOVERNMENT is still there but the job to retrieve the lost dakimakura is missing, probably taken by some other opportunistic comrade.

You sift through the trash, deciding that 4000 RUBLES was not worth the time investment, you cherry pick jobs that pay upwards of 10000 RUBLES, the encounter with the OGRE leaving you confident with your fighting skills.

1) 20000 RUBLE reward, back of BAR, 10PM TODAY.

2) Hello dear madam, I am writing this to inform you that you stand to make a sizable amount of money should you wish to aid me in my predicament. For more information that i cannot disclose in this letter, please meet me at 14TH UDALTOYA DRIVE, before 8AM TOMORROW.

3) Caravan Guard needed to aid in the protection of missiles and their warheads to TSKOV, a town 15 kilometers east. Report to the TOWN HALL between working hours. Note: This is a one time contract and does not affiliate you with the RED ARMY.

You look towards the CLOCK TOWER, barely able to make out the hands. it is 8:20PM.

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>81587
Oh my, they all sound pretty good. I'll let the die decide

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>81587

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>81587

>>81467
>>81281
Also OP, it appears he didn't mean a scorpion centaur/drider

>>81630
i dont know anything about monster girls, could you like describe in detail what he meant

>>81639
Girtablilu means basically head, torso and arns of a man with the body of a scorpion. He specified Non-Girtablilu, so I'm assuming he meant like a bipedal scorpiongirl or something

>>81644
how would that even look like wot

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>>81654
I guess like this for non Girtablilu

>>81657
oh, i guess our protagonist gets a transformation mid way then, RET CONS!!

>>81668
kek

You decide to take JOB number two, you estimate a 30 minute walk to the DESTINATION. deciding that the drinks you had before the job wasn't a very good idea, you decide for an early night, so you can be well rested for the job tomorrow.

You ask the BARTENDER to wake you up at 7AM. With butterflies fluttering in your stomach as you consider what the future could hold, you drift away.

You are awoken to three loud bangs on your door and heavy footsteps walking away. You grumble at the less than courteous awakening, but at least you're awake. Checking the CLOCK TOWER confirms that the BARTENDER has done as you've asked.

You have a light breakfast of eggs and bacon, downing it off with a half pint of lager, your payment of 200 rubles and take your leave.

It's a nice day out, sun's shining bird-girls are chirping, it makes for quite a pleasant walk.

You arrive at the TARGET LOCATION and knock on the door. to your surprise, you are greeted by the same BLUE ONI that you met at the park! surprise quickly turns to concern as you notice that one of her horn has been chipped and a few bruises discoloring her skin.

She invites you in and introduces herself to you as DIANA SHAROV, after remembering that she hasn't told you her name. You decline her offer of tea and cake and ask her to tell you what happened, although you fear you already know.

She explains that the OGRE found her as she was leaving the park to head back home and beat her up. Saying that getting others to do her dirty was cowardly. She is prepared to offer you 17000 RUBLES for the discrete killing of the OGRE, the expression on her face doesn't make you think that she's joking.

What do you say?

>>81777
>Quads
Nice.
Also, I say we do it.

>>81777
forget about it
9MEANS IL DO IT)

>>81777
Do it.

>>81777
the next post'll be the last one for the night

>>81864
Okay.
I also really like this quest

>>81899
thanks man, this is my first time really writing a story so that means alot to me

You agree to her request, after all, killing is not something you are unfamiliar with.

She lets go of her breath, you didn't notice that she'd been holding it in, as a look of relief passes over her face. She thanks you in that over the top way that you have come to expect from her and tells you that she was at her wits end, after already having been turned down by 3 other monster girls, all stating that killing was too much.

Damn, you probably could have asked for a higher payment.

You leave her house and head towards the bar, intent on finding the OGRE there and finishing the job quick.

You head back, with a slightly quicker pace than before, heart pumping faster and faster as you think of all the possible scenarios. Would you find her unconscious on the floor, making for an easy kill? Or would she not even be there, as you think back to the previous day, where you didn't notice anyone else with you in the bar. Or maybe -

Your thoughts are cut short as you get spear tackled from the side, your body sent soaring through the air by the ASSAILANT. You hit the ground and immediately the breath is knocked out of you. unable to breath and barely able to comprehend what just happened, you are thrown full force into a wall. Your carapace acts to protect your head from the full force of the impact and you slump down towards the ground. Lacking the strength to move, you lay there in a daze.

The OGRE taunts you, quite amused at the fact that it was you this time that got ambushed. She slowly saunters towards you, still endlessly taunting and mocking you. With the air of a matador, she moves to pick you up once again.

She bends down, arms outstretched.

And you act, like a bolt of lightning your tail whips up and pierces her chest. This wasn't your first rodeo, and sure as STALINS MOUSTACHE, it won't be your last.

Her forward momentum arrested, she can only look at you in wide eyed surprise. As blood drips from her mouth, she offers one last smile before her legs give out and she slumps to the ground.

You remove your bloody stinger from her corpse, making a mental note to clean it before you leave.

The corpse of the OGRE has already begun to necrotise and dissolve, you cut off a hand before you inject more venom into various parts of her body to make sure there's no trace left, you put the bloody hand in your bag, happy at a job well done.

You dip your stinger and claws into the river a few times to wash away the blood and make your way back to 14 UDALTOYA DRIVE.

*A FEW MOMENTS LATER*

You knock on the door and DIANA gasps, she is surprised that you are back so soon. you present the hand of the OGRE to her. She vomits on the floor and manages to stammer out "put it away". Slightly amused, you put it back in your bag and ask if she is satisfied with that the job is completed. Still a bit pale, she nods weakly and hands you your payment of 17000 RUBLES.

You graciously accept.

What do you do now?

also, i do reccomend everyoe think outside of the box, it would make everything more interesting.

>>82134
So are we doing more or are we done for the night?

>>82146
maybe one more, i'm not sure getting sleepy

>>82151
Let's see if those two other jobs are still there. Gotta get some more of that sweet money.

>>82163
Yeah, perhaps we can assist the Caravan Guard

>>82185
sure, ill think about it while i try and sleep, off to TSKOV we go!

You arrive at the TOWN HALL and find it bustling with activity. You find a security guard and ask him where to go to sign up to be a CARAVAN GUARD, he grunts and motions his head to your left, where there seems to be a line of people. It seems you weren't the only one that needed some extra money.

You queue up and after what seems like an eternity it's finally your turn.

The GOBLIN in front of you gives you a once over, smirking as her eyes settle on your stinger. She gives you a form to fill out, with fairly standard questions, and a contract to sign. you don't find anything suspicious in the wording, you sign it and handing it back.

Looking through the form, she smiles and tells you that you have been accepted as a CARAVAN GUARD. She gives you a stamped piece of paper with the heading "ARMORY ALLOWANCE" and points you in the direction of the armory. You head on over.

A gruff MINOTAUR snatches the piece of paper out of your hand as you hand it out to her and informs you that you are entitled to one piece of ARMOUR or WEAPON. She shows you the selection.

1) A simple KEVLAR VEST and HELMET , effective at stopping small caliber bullets and shrapnel.

2) A STAB VEST, effective against slashes and stabs from bladed and sharp-tipped weapons.

3) A SHOTGUN

4) An ASSAULT RIFLE

5) A SWORD

Which do you choose?

>>90926
1 and 3, we're already dead killy in melee might as well get some guns. Also OP I'm pretty sure the USSR wasn't making assault rifles back in the WWII era, not that I mind of course.

>>91408
can only choose one, also woops, change it to a PPSH-41 then.

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>90926
Hmm.
1. Kevlar
2. Shotgun
3. PPSH-41

>>90926
>>91479
Let's see.
All three weapons are rather close range effective than long range effective.
Kevlar seems the best choice, but the problem is that our natural weapons are melee. The tail's quite ranged compared to most others.

>>91682
alrightaleightalrightalright
last revision to the choices

1) A simple KEVLAR VEST and HELMET , effective at stopping small caliber bullets and shrapnel.

2) A STAB VEST, effective against slashes and stabs from bladed and sharp-tipped weapons.

3) A SHOTGUN, IZH-43.

4) A PPSHI-41

5) A Sword

6) A MOSIN-NAGANT

>>91697
Hmm. Mosin Nagant or Kevlar. I'll go with Nagant for being a ranged weapon and it being fairly reliable.

>>91697
Moist Nugget

>>91697
Nagant

>>91697
You grab the MOSIN-NAGANT and ten FIVE-ROUND STRIPPER-CLIPS. The GOBLIN instructs you that the caravan leaves in 3 days, and to report at 7AM to the TOWN HALL.

Before leaving you ask about the payment for the job. the GOBLIN smirks and tells you that the payment will be settled once the CARAVAN reaches TSKOV safely. An irritated look crosses your face, you expected to be paid up front. She tells you that you could hand her back the FIVE-ROUND STRIPPER-CLIPS and the MOSIN-NAGANT if you don't like it.

You scowl at her and...

What do you do?

>>92063
How much are we getting paid?

>>92120
>>92063
You ask her how much the payment will be.
She smirks again and tells you that payment will be settled on safe arrival of the MISSLES

>>92129
Begrudgingly accept but flip her the finger before leaving.

>>92129
Demand we get payed a significant percentage up front.

>>92139
She cackles like a witch as one of the security guards glares at you. Unsure of whether this is a good plan, you take your MOSIN-NAGANT and the FIVE-ROUND STRIPPER-CLIPS and head back towards the bar, you need a stiff drink after that.
The MOSIN-NAGANT feels familiar and comfortable in your hands, a weapon you have handled many times. You wish you had something better than the your bag to carry your FIVE-ROUND STRIPPER-CLIPS but it will do. on the walk back you realise that fucking GOBLIN didn't include a SLING with your MOSIN-NAGANT.

It's still quite early in the day, do you attempt to spend the three days in the bar like you've done so many times before or...

What do you do?

>>92160
>92160
ah sorry bud, i didnt see your reply until after i posted the next part D:

>>92164
Let's take another gander at the town board

>>92168
It's alright, I posted a minute before you had written it.
>>92171
Support, we have three days to accumulate cash.

>>92171
>>92176
You decide that your days of wasting away in a bar in a drunken stupor are at an end. You head to the TOWN BOARD and wonder why there doesn't seem to be many locations in this town. You push the thought to the back of your head and sift through the JOBS.

The JOB to work for the GOVERNMENT is still there, in addition to

1) I need help with a time sensitive matter, take this letter and bring it to 89 GROTZKA AVENUE before 9am. it will be well worth your time, a minimum of 500000 RUBLES reward will be awarded upon completion, please be quick.

2) *A black A4 sized piece of paper with an elaborate pattern in gold decorating its borders, it feels thicker than normal. The only other marking are some words in the center, that say...* Take this, and we will contact you.

3) FIGHTERS WANTED FOR TOMORROWS CAGE FIGHT, TAKE THIS LEAFLET TO THE BARTENDER. 30% OF ALL EARNINGS EARNED FROM BETS GOES TO YOU!!!

>>92206
>Job 1 is worth 7585 dollars
Definitely support.

>>92206
Job 1.
I like the sound of Job 3 though, let's see if we can do that too.

>>92214
fuck thats one mroe zero than i meant to type

>>92218
$758 still sounds like a fairly good deal.

>>92222
>>/fit/

>>92206
You walk briskly towards 89 GROTZKA AVENUE, the LEAFLET to join the CAGE MATCH in your bag. your gun draws some nervous looks from the common folk but nothing more, it isn't an uncommon sight in these dangerous times.

The building looks well kept and modest, with some bushes lining the fences. You approach the door and knock on it. Well, you would have if you didn't hear a growl next to your ear and hot breath on your neck. Saliva drips onto your chest and her breath smells like rotten meat.

You slowly turn your head and see a HELLHOUND about 10CM from your face. One clawed hand moving to hold your stinger, the other ready to tear your throat open. You aren't sure if she'd be willing to commit murder in the middle of the day in a nice suburb.

She tells you that this job is hers and to go back the way you came.

What do you do?

Also i have realized belatedly... how the fuck are we supposed to use these guns with claws for hands?

>>92287
Hands inside claws?
Attempt to back away while claiming they can have the job.

>>92293
that hands inside claws thing is great!

>>92287
Attempt to reason with her, via quickly moving her arm away from our throat and begin to wrestle with her.

i have to go for like 2 hours, ill write the next part when i get back, in the mean while try and like get more peeps contributing :D

>>92293
>>92299
Attempt to diffuse the situation before going on the aggressive and wrestling her?

>>92287
I assumed we had clawed hands. Maybe our pincers are fully opposable?

>>92335
That too could work but it sounds a bit awkward.

>>92448
Well, we could have 2 pairs of fully opposable pincers on each 'hand'. That would in theory allow us to use anything requiring traditional hands to operate. Little awkward to be sure, but it would get the job done.

>>92456
Eh, sounds a bit strange.

>>92335
>>92448
>>92456
>>92484
i like the hands inside the pincer idea, im going ith that, also since we cant reach a concensus, roll a d100 with your choice.

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>92638
>>92330

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>92293

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>92638
Yeah I think I'll switch to the hands in pincer idea. All the perks of a crushing vice with the dexterity of a human hand.

>>92752
What are you rolling for?

>>92759
I just wanted to fit in with all the cool kids.

>>92655
>>92330

You do your best to look submissive, trying your best to back away, eyes on the ground.

Roll a d20 1760gvg8, since this was you rolled highest.

>>92841

>>92854
bruh

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>92841
>>92854
>>92857

>>92864
holy shit you fucked that one up, give me a bit to write the next section, in the middle of a dungeon

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>>92864
YOU HAD ONE JOB

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>92864
Should've just gone full aggression.

>>92864
>>92886
That was just a practice roll

>>92864
>>92841

Her grip tightens, you squirm in her grip. She says that you smell familiar. She takes a deep breath and ruminates. Hey eyes widen as she finally recognizes you.

She reveals herself to be a good friend of the OGRE that you unceremoniously dissolved into a puddle of goo. Your scent rubbed of onto the OGRE during your tussle at the KRUSHCHYOVKA, and that is how she recognised you.

Local LAW ENFORCEMENT found the puddle and identified it as the remains of the OGRE. Enraged and saddened by this news, the HELLHOUND has been looking out for you, and how convenient that you should show up as you did.

You try to get a word in to defend yourself before you are thrown down onto the ground. She kicks you, sending you careening into the middle of the road. Out of breath and disoriented, for the second time, you try to get up onto your feet.

The HELLHOUND doesn't give you the chance.

Picking you up again she flings you further down the street. Your carapace cracks under the repeated trauma, it won't be repaired until the next molt phase.

As she prepares for another bodily kick, the door to 89 GROTZKA AVENUE opens, revealing a FAIRY. The FAIRY beckons to the HELLHOUND, inviting her in.

With one last kick to your stomach, she spits on you and walks away.

Laying bloodied in the middle of the road you re-evaluate your life choices and wonder what to do next.

>>92991
Silently remark to get revenge.
And since we're not in prime condition for the cage fight. Let's crawl back to the the Town Board and hope to find some new jobs.

Best thing to do is to stand up and suck it up. Or we can curse at her and hope we can take her with our armor disadvantage. But I'm going with A.

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>>92991
And this is why you don't give priority for a roll to a single player or dice.

Take up position across the street with a clear view of the door she just used, and load up that rifle. If we're going to be heading out of town tomorow, we might as well kill off the bounty hunter after us.

>>93023
Let's not kill someone in front of a person we were wanting to get paid for.

>>93023
I thought it was only fair since they rolled highest for the decision, originally i was hoping for 5 people to make a decision and roll for it, but there didnt seem to be that many people in this thread so i kinda let individual people decide, they mostly came to the same decision anyway so that wasnt an issue.

>>93036
I tried shilling in /qtg/.
>>93023
Pretty sure that's going to get us a lot of attention. We should count our losses and leave or attempt to fight her again either with a surprise advantage or being more prepared

>>93036
Hey man, it's your quest, you run it like you want to. It's just in my personal experience, and the general consensus from QMs is that getting multiple people to roll when it is needed is the a good way of evening the odds and engaging the playerbase as whole. Otherwise the narrative gets the feeling of being beholden to the arbitrary and cruel whims of the dice gods, with no way to counter a single unlucky roll.

Either way, don't let me tell you how to run your game if you disagree, just my opinion on the matter.

>>93036
>>93061
Perhaps we can go with best of three until we get more people?

>>93032
>>93050
Just saying, that hellhound is the only individual who could link us with the murder of the Ogre, whom she has a clearly stated desire to avenge. Now that she's identified us through scent, there is nothing to stop her from killing us once she's got this giant contract or informing the proper authorities of our identity, either way I expect her to come after us. Killing the hound before we leave town is risky, but if we can snipe her from a distance before she can pass on that we were responsible for the Ogre then we should be safe. Nobody could link the two crimes after the fact, as I imagine in these present times there are no end of soldiers carrying moist nuggets.

>>93073
She smelled of vomit and alcohol, and we too are common bar patrons. Killing her may result in even worse consequences or be the safer choice.

>>93073
Not really sure whether to go with it.

>>93061
could you elaborate on that, that sounds like what i orignally planned. also, please do give feedback, it just makes this whole thing more enjoyable

>>93130
Well, as a general rule of thumb having a single pre-designated roll be the only accepted makes success statistically far more unlikely and keeps all but one of your playerbase from actually participating in determining the outcome. Taking the best of the first three or five rolls is good way to offset that in a way that encourages more participation and excites the players. Seeing the dice come in and hanging out on the possibility that a last minute roll will save an earlier poor one can be incredibly suspenseful for everyone involved.

I also don't know about having dice rolls select a single vote or write while disregarding the others. Forcing the playerbase to vote or come to a consensus is what I personally find more rewarding. The more power you give to players in determining how encounters pan out instead of an arbitrary number generator, the more engaged they get, within reason. Of course, I'm not a QM, if you want some professional advice about this stuff you could swing by /qtg/ and check their pastebins.

>>93193
well, ok so like my original plan then, except theres only like 3 people here. it could still work i guess so lets try it out!

The latest decision is what to do after getting absolutely thrashed in a fight.

One wants to shoot her as she exits the house, another wants to head back to the TOWN BOARD. whats the decision?

>>93204
Shooting her as soon as she leaves sounds like a bad idea. Pretty sure the fairy would notice.

>>93204
Hope my input helps man, not trying to rain on your parade or nothing, I'm enjoying this quest so far.

And perhaps we could try tracking the wolf, wait until she's left the street at least and then put a bullet in her. Shooting her in the same location she laid a beat down on us not 10 minutes prior is pretty damn sketchy now that I think about it.

>>93215
well, thats implying that the fairy would even care in the first place. she might? or maybe she wouldn;t bat an eyelid

>>93229
>We bribe the fairy the same amount of money she gave to the hellhound
Heh.
>>93227
Yeah that works.

>>93227
nah nah nah, please everyone give your feedback, as long as its constructive haha, this is my first time doing anything of this nature so its nice to hear people enjoy it. :3

also yep, someone is bound to have heard that racket, you just hope no one called the police. it being WW2 era Soviet Russia, you aren't too sure anyone actually cares.

>>93227
I say we tail her to a secluded area

>>93237
>>93227
>>92991

You limp away, MOSIN-NAGANT in hand and bag slung over your shoulder. That HELLHOUND could implicate you with the murder of that OGRE, you need to remove her as a threat. Plus, some good old fashioned revenge is always a nice thing.

You scan your surroundings and eye a slightly dilapidated house 5 houses away. You slowly make your way there and upon arrival knock on the door. You get no response. Peeking through the windows you can't see any activity. You prone behind one of the bushes lining the front of the house and lay in wait for the HELLHOUND to conclude her business.

Not long after you took up your position, the HELLHOUND exits the house. She looks and sniffs around, maybe looking for you, maybe trying to savour the scent of battle, either way, she makes her way back down the street and thankfully not towards you.

You grab your gear and follow her. You make sure to keep a healthy distance between the two of you, a rough visual gauge puts it at around 100 meters.

Everybody roll a d100, does she hear you follow her?

>>93351
ah sorry bud, didnt see your post. but i think currently thats the plan!

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>93398

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>93398

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>93398
In b4 nat1

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>93398

you guys fucking suck at rolling god damn. i'm going to hve a long shower and when i get back please god let there be a high roll

Rolled 35 + 1000000000 (1d100 + 1000000000)

>>93398
:^)

>>93398
>>93453
But here's a real roll

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>93488
And I forgot to roll

Rolled 54 (1d100)

We truly are awful at rolling

>>93510
no rerolls allowed. as much as it pains me to say. the highest roll is 37.

i can't believe you've done this.

>>93539
Well we can at least hope we beat her in a melee fight.

>>93406

The injuries she inflicted on you become too much to bear, and a sharp pain courses through your body as you apply too much pressure to the wrong part of your foot. You let out a small whimper.

The HELLHOUNDs ear twitches and her head instantly turns to face you. She grins, her eyes filled with bloodlust. She gets down on all fours and charges towards you.

She is 100 meters away and coming fast.

What do you do?

>>93553
well you have a gun

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>93564
>>93567
Shoot her.

>>93578
just quit, take your dice and throw it, yourself inclided, into a fire.

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>93564
Shoot and hope for the best.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>93578
>these rolls
Save us

>>93587
jesus fucking christ this thread is cursed

>>93587
Jesus fucking christ
Alright, I'll go back to lurking seeing as how I doomed us all.

>>93589
>>93594
WE HAVE BEEN SAVED
PRAISE h/fY

>>93589
oh you minor deity, you have come in our time of need. may you bless this thread

>>93589
WHAT IS YOUR CHOICE?

>>93595
nah dont lurk buddy, join in on the fun :3

>>93611
Shoot her

>>93619
>>93589
>>93564

Death barreling down at you, you steel your nerves and take aim, finger on the trigger. you squeeze.
*click*
Oh fuck, you forgot to load your weapon.
You manage to dodge out of the way as she lunges for you. Tripping her with the butt of your weapon. She tumbles head over heels about a meter and a half away from you.

What do you do now?

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>93644
Grapple and suplex her.

>>93658
>A second good roll
Support

>>93668
Man, we really have been blessed

>>93658
>>93644

Taking advantage of the situation, you quickly scramble to your feet, wrap your hands/claws around her waist, and SUPLEX her. Her head cracks against the sidewalk, leaving a spot of blood. How unfortunate that she doesn't have a nice carapace.

The HELLHOUND is now in a daze at your feet.

What do you do now?

Also im on 4g now so my id will change around a fair amount

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>93761
Attempt to break all her limbs, prioritizing her arms.

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>93761
Begin beating her via kicks to her stomach

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>93780
Yeah, let's go with this.

>>93780
>>93761

You begin delivering kick after kick to her stomach, some kicks with the poiny of yoir boot, some stomps with your heel. She adopts a foetal position.

Sweet sweet revenge. You ask her if she likes how it feels, she coughs up blood in response.

You now have the HELLHOUND at your mercy.

What do you do now?

>>93810
Not sure at this point

>>93814

Well there are a few options i could think of. Would it be bad manners as a QM to offer input (i know ive done it a few times already) or is that kind of thing acceptable?

>>93837
I believe it's fine.

>>93841
Well, we could kill her right now and be done with it, question her on what the job was, or let her go. Just my thoughts, obviously you could suggest something else.

>>93862
Disarm her via breaking her arms in order to prevent retaliation and steal her money? We can start from there.

Alright, im heading off to bed now, ill write the next part tomorrow.

>>93886
We gunna break her arms?

>>100115
And steal her money.
We could also try to befriend her.

>>100284
That would require one hell of a role. Goin for lunch, hopefully the other dudes reply and we can reach an agreement in out next course of action

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>100284
>>100320
Power of friendship!
Same person as Rd6Y9pur.

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>100284
>>100526
Well then. We can always try befriending her after breaking her arms and stealing her money.

Rolled 33 (1d100)

>>100526
Huh, friendship it is then.

Rolled 31, 53, 100, 93, 9, 23, 25, 5, 62, 93, 45, 11, 78, 58, 43, 90, 32, 45, 55, 67, 67, 71, 6, 74, 64 = 1300 (25d100)

No seriously are rolls cursed or something?

>>100284
>>93886
>>93810

You role her over onto her belly, you extend her left arm, placing a boot above on her arm above the elbow. Grabbibg her wrist you pull upwards, swiftly and without hesitation. A sickening crack invades the quiet peace of the neighborhood.

She screams.

You notice that a few curtains get parted as people wonder what that sound was. You think that it would have been a good idea to move the body, but it is too late to do anything about it now.

You move quickly to break her other arm, ignoring her tears and whimpering. She begs for you to stop, but you ignore that to. Her scream this time is short lived, she passes out from the pain.

You quickly pat her down, hoping to find something of value.

Everyone roll a d100

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>100529
Shit.

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>100561

Ah crap, didnt see the new posts as i wrote the next part D:

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>100561
>>100568
So much for friendship.
Probably should've made sure she couldn't speak

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>100561
>these rolls

>>100579
I cri

>>100579
>The only roll above 50 is only 1 more than 50
wew

>>100579
>>100561

You search her pockets for valuables.

You find a BROWN LEATHER WALLET and a strange locket, opening it reveals a locket of striking blue hair and some strange symbols engraved on the inside. You wonder what it means, and what it means to the HELLHOUND.

She is still unconcious at your feet, arms bent at wrong angles.

What do you do now.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>100660
Search her wallet. We should probably drag her body to an alleyway.

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>100678
Sounds like a plan.

>>100678
>>100691
For decisions like this, you guys dont need to roll, unless an agreement cannot be achieved. So just discuss among yourselves.

>>100691
What do you say we should do next?

>>100660
Kill her, we don't need enemies coming back for revenge.

>>100769
The way I see it, we have two possible courses of action to choose from.

1. We drag her aside, put some splints on her arms and ask her the nature of the contract. In exchange we could give her a share of the payout and spare her life if she promises not to come after us in the future.

2. Drag her into an ally somewhere and snap her neck with our vice like pincers.

I'm currently leaning towards 2 because I doubt we can tide her over, but I could be convinced otherwise.

>>100827
For 1, we can attempt to befriend her via taking care of her.
She probably has a house unlike we do.

>>100840
I don't know man, she does eat rotten meat if her breath is anything to go by, that doesn't suggest wealth. Either way, we ought to interrogate her for information on the job before we decide to kill or spare her. Let's just get her into an alleyway out of sight for now.

>>100840
Not likely, since we were the one who fucked her up badly and broke her arms in the first place.

>>100933
I meant for the rotten breath to imply some sort of bad dental hygene, to kind of make her seem even more uncouth.

Also bring her into an alleyway?

>>100933
A home's a home.
I assume she has the breath of rotton meat not from lack of wealth but bad dental hygiene.
>>100936
Let's interrogate her first before killing her.

>>100942
We're not going to be befriend her or murder her in the middle of the street, we might as well get her out of sight and get some answers out of her.

>>100942
Ye

>>100942
Yes

Aight, gimme a bit doin other stuff

>>100942
Wooo, busy day. Sorry for the lack of updates.

You're uncomfortable with the attention you have gotten and decide to find a secluded area where you can finish your business.

The HELLHOUND is a bit too heavy for you to carry in your current state, it's going to suck for both parties but you have no other choice but to drag her.

You walk through to the rougher parts of the area, where the houses give way to apartments.

You are grateful for the apathetic nature of the SOVIET UNION as you manage you reach an alleyway undisturbed.

You find a dumpster, and you let go of the HELLHOUND behind it. No small mercy that she was unconcious for the entire journey.

You stay by her body for some time, the horrid smell of the garbage not making it easy. She beguns to rouse.

What do you do now?

>>101326
I believe we were going to interrogate her.

>>101339
What questions were we going to ask her? I know asking her about the job was one. Any more?

>>101344
What was her relationship with the Ogre like?

What sort of work experience and skill set does she possess?

Why doesn't she brush her teeth?

Boxers or briefs?

>>101346
Alright, if we're going with this set of questions, inclusive of the question about what the job was, im gunna need yall to roll for each question, if not think of more questions and compile em into a nice list

>>101346
And of course, attempt friendship.

>>101355
Thats going to need a roll of 90(considering 95)and above. Considering the trend of rolls in this thread, not feeling optimistic

Rolled 84, 97, 11, 64, 13, 85, 96 = 450 (7d100)

>>101359
>>101355
Also
What is that locket in your pocket?
What was the job about?
Highest goes towards friendship

>>101365
I am masturbating to these rolls

>>101365
>>101359
>>101366
We are now friends. It only took us some awful rolls and arm breaking
>5/7 rolls are above 50
Aw yeah

>>101367
I still have shit to do, ill write the next bit after a while. Also i'm just going to take the rolls and apply them in order to the questions.

Ill just remove the 97 roll for the friendship roll

>>101369
Kill her ogre friend, break her arms, start interrogating her behind a smelly dumpster where we could kill her afterwords. A few questions later, we friends now.

Guess this is how you make friends in Soviet Russia.

>>101386
The other option is getting her neck snapped.

Also, do we have any idea what we look like beyond something like this in terms of body? >>81657

>>101387
"Friendship" made under duress tend not to last long anyway. I say we kill her.

>>101386
All we need is to share a bottle of vodka to seal the deal.

We killing her or attempting friendship? We did get a nice roll for that.

>>101407
interrogate her first, see if she is trustworthy then we should decide. Right now we don't know much about her personality.

>>101417
This, we gotta get a handle on her personality first.

>>101417
>>101407
We keeping the 97 if we decide friendship later?

>>101417
>>101419
>>101326

You wait for her to fully regain her senses, immediately her head snaps up to look at you. When she recognises you, she smiles and lets her head drop back down to the floor.

"You sure did a number on me didn't you?"

You were expecting some harsh words, vulgarities. This is a surprise. You nod your head in agreement.

"If you're going to kill me, make it quick. Nice suplex by the way."

You tell her you intend to do no such thing. Yet. Instead, you ask her some questions.

Firstly, you ask her what the job from that FAIRY was.

"She didn't tell me much, just told me to go to the back of the MUNITIONS FACTORY. She was quite curt for a FAIRY. 'Fraid i can't say much more than that."

Secondly, you ask her what her relationship with the OGRE was, why did her murder elicit such a response?

"Fuck off, leave my private life out of this."

You notice her voice faltered ever so slightly.

You ask her where and how she learned how to fight like she does, what experience does she have with this line of work?

"Learned it living on the streets, a harsh life that doesn't support the weak. I learned early how to defend myself against the scum that plague the world. Mostly from watching others get beaten up. As for my experience, you could say i did the occasional odd job here and there. Sometimes they got a bit messy."
She breathes in deeply and exhales. You almost gag.
"you should ask your questions quickly, my head's not feeling to well."

You ask her why her breath smells so fucking bad, why doesn't she brush her teeth

She bears her teeth, wincing as she does it. They're in surprisingly good condition.

Time for the most important question, you ask her if she prefers wearing boxers or briefs.

She smiles slyly, "Why don't you check?"

Not sure if you should feel appaled or if you should blush, you maintain a poker face.

Her face turns serious for a moment, "Enough with these questions, my head hurts and in general so does my entire body, finish me off quickly or leave me be."

This entire dialogue has left you confused, you did not expect her to be so cooperative and friendly. What an odd character.

What do you do now?

>>101480

Oh yeah, we are

>>101483
Well we ain't letting dat 97 go to waste. Tell her we'll let her go if she agrees not to come after us. Then put some splints on her arms and agree to share a bottle of vodka later to take the edge of the injuries we've inflicted on each other. Friendship, the Russian way!

Also how was the dialogue.
Was she too nice?

>>101509
Nah, she came across as brutally pragmatic as you would expect a monster who spent their life on the streets of USSR, doubly so during it's tumultuous early years.

>>101522
Oh good, i was hoping for that vibe. Yay :3

>>101493
Will it just be this then? Wheres the rest of the peeps

>>101387
I know next to nothing about monster girls so just take that picture as what we look like.

>>101493
We should attempt to take care of her because we get to live in an actual house or apartment and would improve our somehow friendship

>>101531
Looks like most of em passed out man, I know it'd time for me to do the same.

Bump

>>101483
You stare at each other for some time, a thought forming in your head. It might be a bit crazy, but you think that there's no harm in trying.

You offer to patch her up and take care of her, provided she doesn't attempt to come after you.

She continues looking at you, with a slightly amused look on her face, as she ponders the question.

"You know, i've never been beaten in a fight before. I should have expected it though, to take down ANNA, you must be a hell of a fighter. You know we grew up on the streets together? I had her back and she had mine. We did everything together. I shouldn't hold a grudge though, a job's a job. She should've known that. Shouldn't have gone after you like she did." Her voice is barely audible towards the end.
Her eyes downcast and her breathing slightly deeper than before,

"you're not going to fix my arms though, I know a doctor. Help me get to him."

What do you do now?

>>103733
Ask her where the doctors is. Drop her off there and head out to the Munitions factory.

>>104227
This

bump

Busy day guys, sorry