>>1593718
>grabbing a bunch of illegal chemicals and compunds from a warhouse your supplier said there would be the goods.

>>1593727
In a crack fueled haze you decided to raid a fucking warehouse, cause you need your fix.
Your Ford Escort was actually a box and you were just on the side walk making fucking car noises with your mouth. You rush inside and are immediatly gunned down by thugs moving product, and are thrown into the Harlem River,
where crabs lay eggs in your ass for the rest eternity.

Be serious.

>>1593718

>No no no, you were called to Nevada to investigate "Aliens" that had crashed.

Fuck I forgot to post the fucking rules no one's going to play cause the QM's a fucking IDIOT. In summary, voting will depend on players available, I'll leave it at 30 minutes for now. Rolls are best of three, 1d100s, and yes, we're doing crits. Have fun!

>>1593718
>That's right, you just came back from an archaeological dig!

>>1593718
>>Or wait, was it that science convention where you gave a speech?

>>1593747
Supporting this

>>1593718
>>That's right, you just came back from an archaeological dig!

>>1593718
>That's right, you just came back from an archaeological dig!

>>1593760
>>1593758
>>1593749
>>1593747
>>1593736
>>1593742
Okay, woo, lot more people than I expected! Votes thus far are

3 for Archaeology and 2 for science.

15 minutes left for those who want to interject.

>>1593718
>That's right, you just came back from an archaeological dig!
>>1593749
Easier to count votes if you just vote directly Hoplite.

>>1593766
Cape quests are popular, though they can evoke...strong...feelings in people. Just don't pull a PapaSlink and all will be good.

>>1593773
Thanks man. I won't let you down, though I feel I won't run NEARLY as frequently as he did. Need to forge story lines, plus real life... I want to make this a good quest.

>>1593718
>That's right, you just came back from an archaeological dig!

And that's time!
You're an archaeologist! Writing.

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Oh yeah! You remember now! You had just come back from your archaeological dig. Though you were but a journey men compared to most in the field, your professor often took you to out of the way places. He was famous for discovering an ancient lost city back when he was still in his... well, "youth". Of course it wasn't meant to last, and something something ancient curse, the city fell into a sink hole. Which begs the question, why the hell do all those lost civs even need gold for!? It's just sitting there and they're long dead, the hell are they going to use it for!?

Ha, those were good times... this was your first major dig, leading the expedition team actually! You were psyched from start to finish, and so was the team! You try to remember where you were in vivid detail, so vivid it seems like it was just two weeks, 4 days and 30 minutes ago.

FLASHBACK TIME

>You arrive at the Temple of Janus in Italy! It's doors had been closed for over a thousand years, but witnesses say they saw its doors FLY open violently! Your team entered and found that a back portion of the temple had collapsed, revealing hidden stairs!

>After brokering a deal with the local chieftains, you and your team were allowed onto the "holy lands", a heavily guarded plot of land in the Ugandan country. You stumble across an old man, who hands you an odd looking pendant that now hangs on your neck.

>Somewhere in Cuba you managed to snag a map from a fisherman, who said it had passed down from his father, who said it was from Ponce De Leon himself. After days of searching, you get yourself lost in the Bermuda Triangle.

>>1593864
>>After brokering a deal with the local chieftains, you and your team were allowed onto the "holy lands", a heavily guarded plot of land in the Ugandan country. You stumble across an old man, who hands you an odd looking pendant that now hangs on your neck.

>>1593864
>Somewhere in Cuba you managed to snag a map from a fisherman, who said it had passed down from his father, who said it was from Ponce De Leon himself. After days of searching, you get yourself lost in the Bermuda Triangle.

>>1593864
>>Somewhere in Cuba you managed to snag a map from a fisherman, who said it had passed down from his father, who said it was from Ponce De Leon himself. After days of searching, you get yourself lost in the Bermuda Triangle.

>>1593864
>Somewhere in Cuba you managed to snag a map from a fisherman, who said it had passed down from his father, who said it was from Ponce De Leon himself. After days of searching, you get yourself lost in the Bermuda Triangle.

>>1593864
>Somewhere in Cuba you managed to snag a map from a fisherman, who said it had passed down from his father, who said it was from Ponce De Leon himself. After days of searching, you get yourself lost in the Bermuda Triangle.

time for spooky ocean monsters.

>>1593864
Cuba

We gon be the king of rumba beat

>>1593864

>Somewhere in Cuba you managed to snag a map from a fisherman, who said it had passed down from his father, who said it was from Ponce De Leon himself. After days of searching, you get yourself lost in the Bermuda Triangle.

>>1593864
>After brokering a deal with the local chieftains, you and your team were allowed onto the "holy lands", a heavily guarded plot of land in the Ugandan country. You stumble across an old man, who hands you an odd looking pendant that now hangs on your neck.

>>1593864
>You arrive at the Temple of Janus in Italy! It's doors had been closed for over a thousand years, but witnesses say they saw its doors FLY open violently! Your team entered and found that a back portion of the temple had collapsed, revealing hidden stairs

>>1593873
>>1593872
>>1593871
>>1593868
All these degenerates choosing Spaniards and what they hope to be Wakandan tech.

Absolutely Barbaric.jpg

>>1593864
>Somewhere in Cuba you managed to snag a map from a fisherman, who said it had passed down from his father, who said it was from Ponce De Leon himself. After days of searching, you get yourself lost in the Bermuda Triangle.

>>1593887
The lone Centurion

>>1593868
>>1593887
Two for that weird Ugandan dude

>>1593871
>>1593872
>>1593873
>>1593879
>>1593881
>>1593882
>>1593890
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g-4ClI2HvQ
I didn't realize this was a Florida thread.

Writing.

That map was a fucking scam. You and your team were sailing smooth, till a freak storm hit and you ran aground on a REEF of all things. Your compass has been spinning in a circle for the past three or four hours, you don't know WHERE North is, or East or South or West, and most of the crew stayed behind to try and fix the boat! And here YOU are stuck in the middle of the fucking jungle, on an UNINHABITED ISLAND, LOST IN THE BERMUDA FREAKING TRIANGLE! One of the interns, Jessica, all but used up the Tom Hanks jokes too. Stupid Jessica, why'd you even bring her along?

Suddenly you trip, and you tumble forward downhill! The world turns round, blurs of jungle green and sky blue rushing past you as you yelp and cry on your way down. You reach the end of your tumbling, only to feel no ground beneath you! Holy crap! You're falling!!


WHUMP


Your head pounds, your vision blurs, and you're fairly certain you have a concussion. Everything is fading to black as you lose consciousness. Your only regret is... not having apologized... to Wilson.

>Cont.

>>1593907

Wade? Or is it WILSOOOOOOOOOOOOOON?!

And here's to hoping we get some Lovecraftian superpowers. Maybe dear 'ol Suma will give us some magic.

>>1593907


>Cont.

Your eyes flutter open. You can't feel your mouth. You feel weak. You sit up, vertigo catching up with you the moment you do. You feel the back of your head, only to see blood when you retract it. You look up, but you see that there's no sun above your head. Holy shit, how long have you been out? Your groaning gets louder as you stand, and a sharp pain shoots up your leg the second you put weight on it. Looking down you think to yourself legs aren't supposed to bend that way. Looking around, you see what appears to be an opening to a cave in this godforsaken hole. Limping, you make your way inside. Anything's better than staying in here.

You hug and lean on the wall for support, thirst threatening to claim you before shock does. What should take minutes feels like it takes hours. Your stuck here, can't even cry for help. It seems... hopeless. When all seems lost however, you lose your grip on the wall and fall face first onto the hard stone floor. Your cheek feels... wet. Water, it's water! Like a man possessed you quickly lap up the muddy tasting liquid, quenching your thirst. You look up, and lo and behold! A spring! You drag yourself to it, practically crawling in like a mentally challenged seal! The judge from Germany gives you a 0 but you don't give a damn you fucking DRINK!! You gulp the water down, it's delicious it's amazing, it's...

Breathable?

Indeed, you open your eyes, and you're simply suspended in water. You take a gulp again, and not only is it breathable, but at the bottom, are three objects. What you assume to be a huge, leather bound bible with a cross engraved in it, a pendant with someone's face, and a coin...

>Which of the three do you retrieve from the bottom of the pool?

>The huge bible. It's almost the size of your torso, and heavy to boot, but it'd be worth it!

>The Pendant. You want to see the persons face.

>The Coin! Maybe it's worth something!

>>1593956
>The huge bible. It's almost the size of your torso, and heavy to boot, but it'd be worth it!

>>1593956
>The huge bible. It's almost the size of your torso, and heavy to boot, but it'd be worth it!
This must be some bible, to not only survive this long, but also in water. A wonderful artifact!

>>1593956
>The Pendant. You want to see the persons face.

>>1593956

Hmmmm, tempting options. Fuck it.

>The huge bible. It's almost the size of your torso, and heavy to boot, but it'd be worth it!

Let's take the probablynot!Necronomicon that's fucking hueg

>>1593956
>The huge bible. It's almost the size of your torso, and heavy to boot, but it'd be worth it!

>>1593956
>The huge bible. It's almost the size of your torso, and heavy to boot, but it'd be worth it!
Because we're greedy.

>>1593956
>>The huge bible. It's almost the size of your torso, and heavy to boot, but it'd be worth it!

Not sure what our powers are going to be like, but why not think of a name while we wait for QM to write things? I was thinking Icarus might work, looking at our backstory.

Anyone up for being a villain for once?

>>1593989

Well since I'm hoping for eldritch superpowers, I'm gonna go with Nyarlathotep

>>1593989
Sister Mary.

>>1593989
That was actually going to be the next choice.
>>1593988
>>1593982
>>1593970
>>1593962
>>1593960
>>1593968
Bible safely wins

Writing

>>1593989
If we pick that name but can't fly, we'll look really stupid. And naming ourself that just because we fell is honestly even dumber.

>>1594003
>>1594002
>>1593989
How about Solomon? You know, Grimoire and all that.

>>1594003
Not just because we fell.. Because when we found the map, we tried to gain riches and power beyond belief, then crashed and lost nearly everything. 'Icarus flew too close to the sun and his wings melted'.

>>1594005

That could be our first name for a civ identity, Solomon (whatever last name we want here)

>>1594015
Eh, still far too much of a stretch for me. Let's just wait until we know what our powers actually are.

>>1594016
Yeah, that's an idea. And then continue thinking about our Super identity when we hear our powers.

You swim down to the bottom of the pool. The pendant seems tempting, as does the coin, but you want something a lot more solid to bring back. The funny thing is, the closer you get to the thing, the more you can hear an almost... melodic tune. It's literally drowned out here in the water but you can just barely make it out. It almost sounds like... Latin? And, if you understand this right, it's warning[/] you about something. Must be your imagination.

Just as you reach the bottom and grab hold of the spine, you feel a tingling in your leg. You look at it and you see, it's fully healed! No blood or dirt, it feels amazing! So does your head! Hell, your entire BODY feels amazing! You skin is getting smoother, your hair less matted by sweat and debris collected from the jungle! That being said it's, actually starting to hurt... was your skin always this shade? You take another gulp of the water, but the minute it goes down your throat, it BURNS!

EXTREMELY! You try to take another breath, only to choke on the water entering your lungs! This thing is trying to KILL you!

In a panic you almost let the giant book slip from your grasp, but hold on tight as you push yourself, violently thrashing to the surface, book to your chest!

It's almost there, you're almost out! YOU CAN MAKE IT!!

>ROLL ME 1d100!

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>1594038

Ded

>>1594038
Oh I kinda fucked that one up a bit. My B! DC 60! ANYTHING ABOVE 75 is a SITUATIONAL CRIT!

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>1594038
Fucking captcha.

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>1594038
Rolling to not die.

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>1594038

>>1594041
>>1594045
>>1594047
>>1594059
Just barely made it.

Writing

You're not about to die her goddamn it. You've not done half the things you want to do, and you're sure as hell not going to die like THIS!!

Suddenly, as if by divine intervention, there is a bright flash of light, enveloping you and blinding you, accompanied by a deafening CRACK of energy! You open your eyes and find yourself not only outside of the cavern you just splunked, but out of the hole you fell into.

You look around and you find you're actually back on the beach! The boat's no longer there, but there's a plane flying overhead! You shout, throat still burning from the acidic water and lack of oxygen. It tilts its wings, signaling that it saw you. You're going home.

FLASHBACK ENDS

What a fond memory. You arrive at your apartment building, the interior design as cheap as ever. The receptionist is practically half asleep, not even paying attention to you.

You retrieve your key and head to your mail box, number 77, addressed to...

>What is your name?

>Atticus Finch

>Alexander White

>James Dumas

>Scott Herald

>Write in...?

>>1594103
>>James Dumas

>>1594103

>Write in...?

Solomon Burges

>>1594113
Seconding the name Solomon Burges

>>1594113
Seconding.

>>1594109
this

>>1594103
>>James Dumas

>>1594123
>>1594109
>>1594121
James


>>1594113
>>1594117
>>1594120
Solomon

Need a tie breaker friendos.

>>1594159
Maybe you could roll?

>>1594109
>>1594121
>>1594123

You people really want to have our character have the same last name as the guy just wrote books? Or do you want to have the same name as the king of Israel who used demons, had a shit ton of wives, and is associated with wisdom?

>>1594168
Worse comes to worse I'll just roll for it.

I'll give it 10 minutes, if a choice hasn't been made, 1 is James and 2 is Solomeme.

>>1594103

Voting for >>1594113

>>1594103
Gimmie solomon burges pls

>>1594179
>>1594182
That's 2 more votes for Solomon. Just gonna take it if no one interjects in the next 5 minutes...

>>1594189
I proposed Solomon and will support it.

Solomon takes it

Writing

>>1594206

You ain't stealing shit from me Trouc it was my idea. And I have trademarked and copyrighted it

Mine : >>1594005
Posted at 17:47:02 EST
Yours: >>1594217
Posted at 18:31:30 EST

Solomon was mine, Burges is yours.

>>1594242
>>1594217

To be fair Toruc, you suggested Solomon as our persona for when we do go fight some crime, while McSirMan suggested our full time name be Solomon.

So you're both pretty, don't fight.

>>1594217
>>1594242

Gents, gents lets not fight!

Let's just hope our humble beginnings here are better than in our D.C. Start.

>>1594242

Let's agree that Solomon is a good civ name for a villain dealing with the occult.

>>1594254

Well TB I can only hope for great levels of superpowered dickery. I have plenty of ambition for going the villain route

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Solomon Burges.

The name seems almost ironic now that you think about it, as you've basically a grimmoire in your apartment now. The irony is not lost on you, at all.

You open your mail box, only to find the usual crap. Junk mail, junk mail, time shares, junk mail. Nothing out of the ordinary save for one. It's actually purple, with a red stamp on it of what looks like a very fancy cursive V. You wonder what it could possibly be.

You toss the junk mail into the recycling bin and make your way to the elevator, and hit the button for the seventh floor.

"Hold that door please!" a voice calls to you. You look out from the doors to see a man, covered head to toe in clothes, headed for the elevator. You do exactly that and he rushes inside, nodding thanks at you.

You speak up, "What floor?"

"6, please," comes his response.

You click the sixth floor button and the doors close, the elevator bringing you two up. However, you, notice something on his arm. Holy shit it's a bee.

>You take the letter and SWING AT THE FUCKING THING

>Calm down, it's just a bee. Ignore it.

>Tell him, dude's gonna get stung!

>>1594279
>>Tell him, dude's gonna get stung!

>>1594279
>Calm down, it's just a bee. Ignore it.

>>1594279

>Calm down, it's just a bee. Ignore it.

>>1594279
>>You take the letter and SWING AT THE FUCKING THING

>>1594279
>You take the letter and SWING AT THE FUCKING THING
So we're starting with Swarm, it seems.

>>1594279
>Tell him, dude's gonna get stung!
Tell him to stay calm in a mock serious way. So that he doesn't freak out.

>>1594290
>>1594304
These
>>1594293
>>1594296
motherfucking
>>1594292
>>1594293
ties.

Does anybody remember that one spiderman villain who was just a swarm of spiders?

>>1594309
I missed one but the point still stands.
Anyone wanna change their vote? Or do you want me to roll for it?

>>1594279
>>You take the letter and SWING AT THE FUCKING THING

>>1594309
Just to those that want to warn him.

If we don't tell him he doesn't know, he wont panic unless he sees it.

>>1594320
>>1594268
That I agree with, though I am also suggesting we go full Clark Kent with this and basically admit who we are.

As a note, I also proposed that we use the line "Trust me, I'm the doctor." in From Ashes To Gold.

>>1594279
>>Tell him, dude's gonna get stung! *calmly*

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>1594322
>>1594329
Alright, so I'll roll for it.
1 is calmly tell him, 2 is sat this beetch

Alrighty then! Writing now.

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You're deathly scared of bees. Thank God[/] you're not allergic or this would be a really bad instance. Slowly, calmly, you inch to the corner of the elevator.

"Hey," you speak, almost whisper, to which the rag covered man looks to you, you can almost tell he has an eyebrow cocked.

"You've got a bee, on your arm..." you say, pointing at the little critter. He turns his head, and it flies off him. With reflexes you've NEVER seen before, he reaches out and snags it from the air, catching it in his hand.

He brings it close, and you can practically hear the frantic buzzing. He's no doubt being stung for all he's worth, but he simply closes his hand tighter, and the buzzing stops. Dead silence.

He wipes it off on the railing of the elevator and turns to you.

In the action his hood fell off, and you can now see his face. Got a strong jaw, with a head of blonde hair. Looks like a gentle giant!

"Sorry about that, name's Brock. Eddie Brock."

He extends his clean hand to you in a hand shake.

>Shake his hand in return

>You're a germaphobe, don't shake.

>Be the friendliest guy ever, shake and introduce yourself!

>>1594384

Well, wasn't expecting him to come in at all. How about that?

>Be the friendliest guy ever, shake and introduce yourself!

>>1594384
>>Shake his hand in return
>Dude how'd you NOT get the shit stung out of your hand?

>>1594384
>>Shake his hand in return

>>1594384
>>Be the friendliest guy ever, shake and introduce yourself!
He seems like a swell guy!

>>1594384
>>Shake his hand in return

>>1594384
>Be the friendliest guy ever, shake and introduce yourself!

>>1594384
>Be the friendliest guy ever, shake and introduce yourself!

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>1594407
>>1594422
>>1594403
>>1594390
That's time, writing now.

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You shake his hand in return, "Solomon Burges. I live on the seventh floor, room 77."

"No kidding? I'm right below you, room 66, just moved it."

"That's great, say, how'd you not get your hand destroyed?"

"I just... fight through the pain. Been through worse you know?"

You're not certain you do know, and even if you did you doubt you'd go around grabbing bees. Regardless, the dude seems really friendly. You find out he used to work for the Daily Buglebefore he got laid off so he's now working at the temp agency, and this place is the only place he can afford. You honestly feel for the guy, just wanted to be a journalist but got jipped. You knida know the feeling.

The elevator dings as it reaches the 6th floor, and the doors slide open.

"My stop," says Brock, "Nice talking to you Solomon, you have a nice one."

You wave goodbye before the door closes and repeats its process a second later. You step out onto your floor and yeah to room 77. Opening the door your toss the purple letter you got onto your dining room table, and it lands square on it! A champion letter tosser, you could've gone pro if it weren't for your bum knee.

You sit on your couch in the living room area and turn on the TV to National Geographic, where they're showing reruns of one of your professor's old discoveries in Mongolia. Speaking of discoveries, that book you got is in your broom closet, neatly placed on the top shelf till further notice. The day goes by and you heat up some left over chinese food. Orange Chicken and Lao Mein, hmmmm... delicious.

After a quick shower you head to sleep, but just as it's done for the last week or so, that book of yours starts singing again...

You put in your earplugs for the moment. You'll deal with it in the morning.

_______________________________________________________________

And here is where I'll stop the quest for now! Be sure to stay tuned however, as I'll announce my twitter both here and in the general thread for you to follow!

>>1594511
goddamn TYPOS!!

>>1594511
Cool. Looks alright so far, bit short though.

>>1594519

Is it time for asking questions?

What would the pendant and coin have done?

>>1594633
It is now, as I'll be running again tonight.

>>1596199
The pendant was forged by Poseidon so you can pretty much guess, and the coin was luck manipulation. You guys chose the book which, you'll see what it does.

>>1597106
FUCK.

>>1597483
What? Sad you didn't take the pendant? Don't be. You avoided a whole mess of shit. Though I guess you just traded it in for some other shit.

>>1597527
No, probability manipulation.

>>1597538
Again, no worries. It was a two way street, as in the more you use it, the bigger the consequences you had to deal with afterwards.

Your bed feels nice. Some times you just don't wanna leave it. So warm and comfy, the calm hum of the AC blowing cool air into your room. To be perfectly honest it feels best when you've got both your pillows sandwiching your head, blocking out the sound from that goddamn choir singing in your GODDAMN CLOSET!!

You can't take it anymore and rise from your bed, and go through your daily rituals. You brush your teeth, take a shower, check up on your email early and make yourself some breakfast. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, the perfect combo to break your fast. As you set your meal upon the table, you see that purple letter you received yesterday. It had no return address or stamp, which itself is odd, but the fact that it's wax sealed with a V signet is clearly something else.

Taking a letter opener you slice the wax seal off and remove from the letter, a note. On it is an address, to Shaefer Theater; "Bring the Book" it says.

Cryptic.

As you eat, you consider what to do.

>Head to that address, take the book.

>Head to the address, but leave the book here.

>Maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir.

>>1598035
>Maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir.
"Okay, listen up you twat, what do you want?"

>>1598035
>Head to that address, take the book.

>>1598035
>Maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir.

>>1598035
>maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir

>>1598035

>Maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir.

Was the book written by one of the Many-Angled ones? Dormammu?

>Maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir.

>>1598035
>Maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir.

>Maybe not just yet, you want to have a word with that leather bound Latin choir.

>>1598088
Well its got a cross with jewels on the cover, so no. You'll find out eventually if you're dedicated enough.

>Writing now.

>>1598107

Well, if it's a guide on how to summon Cthulhu and company. I propose the villain name The Mad Anglo-Saxon, or if we are Jewish then we go with The Mad Jew.

But if it gives us Mage: the Ascension level magic. I have no idea

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>>1598115
All in due time friend...

All in due time...

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You soak up the last of the syrup with your delicious buttermilk pancakes, and slurp up the last of your pulpy orange juice. If it's one thing Cubans are good at it's giving screwy maps and making orange juice. You make your way to your closet, opening the door and stepping in. The singing gets progressively louder the closer you get, like it's trying to re-enact Jumangi. You hope to god you never roll a five. Reaching up to the top shelf you grab the book and gently tug it from its resting place. The volume is comparable to when you have music blasting at full through a pair of headphones, faint but you can easily make out the words.

And now that you really stop and listen... that is some nice freakin Latin!

You peel the book open and are almost https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv_2x6JmuaE BLASTED back by a wave of harmony and melody! An ancient Gregorian chant greets your ears at full echoing volume as if you were personally attending Sunday mass at Saint Peter's Basilica! In response to your sudden weakened grip, the book floats in your hands, flipping its pages back to its beginning, revealing it's actually all blank! It halts suddenly at the very first page, and slowly, text begins to reveal itself to you, of course, in Latin.

And they said that taking a dead language would be useless.

>Cont.

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>>1598195
welp, time for the ninth crusade

bets on powers? I'm imagining either super strength+duribility, or some kind of fire/heat powers

>>1598209
We will retake Jerusalem!

>>1598209
>>1598213
As long as we get a fortress somewhere

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>>1598209
>>1598213
Deus Vult? DEUS VULT.

>>1598213
I'm liking how this quest is going.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6Zui0g-Rx8

>>1598213
Yes, but first we shall take revenge upon the weak and corrupt church who betrayed us and stole what rightfully belonged to our order!

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>>1598247
well, we can assume we're in New York City based on Eddie Brock living here, though he could have moved to some new place

anyway, any castles near downtown? Wouldn't want to deal with a long commute each morning to fight bad guys

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Text suddenly inks itself on to the beginings of the pages, filling out line by line with carefully written gothic text, and next to them illustrations. Cursive you can read just fine but this weird mix of impact text, covered with the fact you've not brushed up on latin in a long while, make this a bit difficult to understand. Luckily, the illustrations do more than enough work! But... what exactly are you supposed to do?

>Read out the passage that has a man flying above everyone's heads, obviously that's flying!

>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...

>Finally there's a monk in robes surrounded by all kinds of animals, even a few you don't recognize that have WAY to many teeth.

The book sings to you, though this time you can make out the lyrics!

Quod fuerit vis?

>>1598260
>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...

Perhaps we'll get some major durability to stop the Saracens from killing us by blowing themselves up, amiright?

>>1598260
>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...
Gotta get swole, tank ludicrous levels of damage.

>>1598260
>Finally there's a monk in robes surrounded by all kinds of animals, even a few you don't recognize that have WAY to many teeth.

>>1598260
>Finally there's a monk in robes surrounded by all kinds of animals, even a few you don't recognize that have WAY to many teeth.
We shall be as Adam once was and command all of the lord's creatures. Humanity will soon join them under our guidance.

>>1598260
>>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...

>>1598258
Well, it doesn't need to be on the material plane.

>>1598260
>>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...
probably regeneration, seeing how the arrows are /in/ him


>Finally there's a monk in robes surrounded by all kinds of animals, even a few you don't recognize that have WAY to many teeth.
communicating with animals would be cool, especially if we can shift their forms like the last part implies

I'm gonna back
>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...

>>1598260
>Finally there's a monk in robes surrounded by all kinds of animals, even a few you don't recognize that have WAY to many teeth.

pretty sure the arrow guy is saint Sebastian now that I think about it, he we executed by roman archers, but didn't die despite looking like a pin cushion

so I'm betting it's regeneration, rather than durability

finally sunday school comes in handy

>>1598291
Regeneration can be durability, just gotta keep fighting and ignore all the wounds till they go away.

>>1598291
Or just the ability to not die from wounding, that would be interesting.
I'm having second thoughts about my choice either way

>>1598297
But tank strat is best strat.

>>1598302
I wont change it, but the other option sounds cool too.

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>>1598296
true, especially if pain is dulled. Doubt we'd start as Deadpool levels though.

>>1598297
The animal controller seems like more of a support power, not a main one. There's a reason Chat doesn't have her own series

>>1598260

Hm, so getting powers based on miracles that saints have preformed? That's pretty cool not gonna lie.

>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...

>>1598260
>There's one here that show what you assume to be Saint Peter, only he's got a LOT more arrows in him...
While controlling/summoning animals is cool...

WE WILL HOLD THE LINE.
IN FRONT OF US, OBLIVION, FOR WE ARE SLAYER OF THE FOUL.
BEHIND US, SANCTUARY, FOR WE ARE DEFENDERS OF THE WEAK.
OUR WATCH UNFLINCHING.
OUR GUARD UNBROKEN.
OUR VIGIL UNENDING.
WE ARE THE LINE.
AND THE LINE SHALL NOT FALL.

>>1598323
>>1598276
>>1598271
>>1598265
>>1598265
>>1598263
>>1598325
Goddamn got some holy motherfuckers in here.

Have some music while I write.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SNIuHcg_zA

>>1598329
>Byzantine chant.
I am LOVING this quest.

>>1598325
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB3H05OhVDI

I still stand by my idea of being a villain. Besides, now this'll have a layer of irony to it. And there's hardly any quests where we play villains, but that's just me.

If anyone wants to join in on my idea of a villain using the powers of saints. Join with me now.

>>1598333
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGucrteEQJQ

>>1598339
Honestly i think this option gives us the rare opportunity to not choose if we're a hero or villain, we can just do the Lords work and other people will decide if we are a hero or villain, we of course don't care what they think of us.

>>1598339
We can be ambitious, but i think straight up villainy will be hard desu

>>1598339
I'd be up for playing an Anti-villain

a straight up villain is bound to get smote

>>1598364
Being an "holy" anti-villain sounds awesome to me.

>>1598333
You recommend this as though I haven't listened to Sabaton's entire discography.
>>1598364
I mean, if we go evil, I want whatever power we wield to just smite us right there.
>>1598339
There are several quests where you play as evil/villains, the problem is that a lot of them aren't well written. Have you tried Monster Quest or Death Among the Stars?
If those aren't up your alley, qm one, and people should go to it.

I just personally don't do evil quest to well due to some personal history. Part of the reason I am going for more of a neutral character/"Spirit Migration" style protagonist in Monster Quest.

>>1598378
Somebody call to be a religious zealot? If so we're gonna need a holy-ass Hero name. Perhaps something like Captain Crusade or Saint Solomon if we wanna go all out?

>>1598364
Yeah, while we won't associate with those so-called "protector of justice" who don't even have the resolve to slay the wicked, our goal will certainly be to create a better world. And if sacrifices and/or purging have to be done, then so be it.

>>1598388
Humilitus? Temperentius? Industrius?

>>1598393
Do we need to kill Muslims?
>Y
>Y
Will people call us a villain?
>Who cares?
>I don't

>>1598393
first things first, we go fuck up those money changers

>>1598388
Why not just Zealot?

>>1598403
Zealot works, actually. I quite like it.

>>1598399
What is up with people and mass slaughter? Especially of those of the Islamic faith.

We are a crusader, not a fucking genocidal lunatic. People who are peaceful and follow the path of the Lord, regardless of how they say his name, shall be spared the sword.

>>1598412
>People who are peaceful and follow the path of the Lord,
>Peaceful.
>Following the lord.
>Muslims.
If they are Christians the stay, Islam must go however.

>>1598415
To be fair Muhammad did take inscription from the Archangel Gabriel, and they DO have the Virgin Mary along with Jesus, though they say he was but a prophet rather than the direct son of God.

Pos

maybe we are an atheist with saint powers who goes on a crusade, builds up followers etc... but follows our own moral code rather than a holy one.

>>1598418
>To be fair Muhammad did take inscription from the Archangel Gabriel, and they DO have the Virgin Mary along with Jesus, though they say he was but a prophet rather than the direct son of God.
Muhammad also, if i recall, was possessed by a Demon and his followers did some wicked brutal shit to people.

>>1598420
This but don't say the word atheist cause it will trigger people

>>1598420
Fuck no.

>>1598399
>>1598412
>>1598415
>>1598418
Speaking of wich, is Kamala Khan already around? And I've just realised we've already met the perfect first recruit for our crusade in Eddie.

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You think long and hard on this decision. You've never been a deeply spiritual person, hell you've only gone to church something like, seven whole times in your life. Though, you do remember that one story of Peter... it was Peter right? Regardless, he took something like a dozen arrows before finally dying. If this book is really offering you something akin to that, who are you to deny it? You do your best to recite the Latin on the page.

"Ego autem infirma defendat. ... Ego autem... matris? Ego autem matris... fratis? S-s... Supper ego defundat."

You probably slaughtered that pronunciation, but the book know which page your on. From its spine comes an ethereal golden glow, and similarly to your first encounter, the light envelops you totally. It feels a lot like your bed, but you just put your sheets in the dryer, and it's so warm and comfy you half expect your mom to come through the closet and hug you.

God this feels wholesome.

You open your eyes and the book is... it's GONE!!

Frantically you look around to see where it when, tossing around shoes and coats and hangers, WHERE'S IT GONE?!

Oh. Wait. You feel something in your pocket. You pull it out, and sure enough, there's a miniature version of the huge book you just had floating in front of you, now in carry on form.

Huh.

You exit your closet, feeling no different than usual... though you really have no way of telling...

>Test out your new found power. Take a knife and... cut yourself maybe?

>Just go to the kitchen and stab yourself, don't be a pansy.

>You'll just test some other time, maybe leave for that address?

>>1598384

I'll see those, and for everyone saying our powers will smite us. We don't know that, we have no fucking clue how it works besides giving miracle related superpowers.

I now say, let's just be semi-neutral until we figure out how the book works.

>>1598427
agnostic then? i was thinking a life of Brian type thing.

>>1598426
depending how common superheroes are, this would probably serve to turn us into a believer in something

Hell, Spider-Man has a pretty similar origin story, just with some spider god instead of Christianity

>>1598431
>>Test out your new found power. Take a knife and... cut yourself maybe?

>>1598437
>agnostic then?
I might be able to settle for that? Depends on what happens through this quest.

>>1598430
The Terrigen mist has yet to hit.

At this moment Peter Parker has graduated and is now in college, still being Spider Man. Though my comic history is a bit sketchy at this moment I hope to god you guys help me.

>>1598431
>Just go to the kitchen and stab yourself, don't be a pansy.

>>1598447
No, wait what the hell am I saying I'm incorporating both Thors, Peter's already head of his own company, NEVER MIND, Khamala is a thing, though she's still very VERY new to this.

>>1598431
>>Test out your new found power. Take a knife and... cut yourself maybe?

>>1598431

>You'll just test some other time, maybe leave for that address?

He seems like too chill a guy to cut or maul himself.

>>1598431
>Test out your new found power. Take a knife and... cut yourself maybe?

>>1598431

Well....so long super bible. You'll be missed.

>Just go to the kitchen and stab yourself, don't be a pansy.

If we're to do the Lord's work, I say we go Old Testament. If we get more power by whatever reason, it'll be great.

But get the Infinity Gauntlet? Well...I'm more than happy to turn people like Red Skull or Bullseye into salt.

>>1598431
>You'll just test some other time, maybe leave for that address?
Doesn't make much sense to know we got super powers yet.

>>1598459
If we can get more powers, a system like in HMQ would be pretty good. We could get minor powers, or save up our Jesus credits to buy the salt pillars power

>>1598467
What is HMQ?

>>1598467

>So how did you get these Old Testament-style powers?
>I saved up on my Christ Bucks, invested in the light of God and Jesus' cross.

>>1598470
homeless mutant quest

set in the marvel universe, we were a homeless mutant named JJ. Really good quest, would rank in the top ten of 4chan history

>>1598470
Aaaaw my friend, you gotta read up on your classics.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive.html?searchall=Homeless+Mutant+Quest

Get ta' reading bro!

>>1598480
I remember that quest.
Did we ever get that one specific power i can't remember anything about?

>>1598443
>>1598455
>>1598458
You emo freaks.
>writing

>>1598487
phasing?

I think so, yeah. Been a few years since crusty ran, so my memory is fuzzy

If we do go full christian miracle worker, our interactions with strange will be interesting

Having no other way to test out what that book did to you, you kinda just... head into the kitchen. What to do, what to do... Ah! Light bulb! You pull your silverware open from its draw in the kitchen, and grab yourself the sharpest knife you have. Under no other circumstance would you suddenly grab a knife from your kitchen and start carving into yourself but... at this point you just gotta try so... fuck it.

You take the blade of the knife to your hand and press. Here goes,

You preemptively shut your eyes when you wince when you finally drag the knife across your hand, expecting a stinging pain when you do but... there's nothing. No pain. You open your eyes and you see for yourself, you have in fact cut yourself. You've got the cut in your palm to prove it but it's tiny... maybe you didn't cut into yourself deep enough?

Testing out your theory, you take the knife and decide to cut vertically this time, the irony not lost on you that you're cutting a cross into your hand now that you think you've got Saintly super powers. You witness the wound this time and once more, you fail to feel pain. There's a barely noticeable twinge at the end, but aside from that, you know have a baller ass scar on the inside of your palm, and it didn't even hurt! HA! Sweet! Maybe... maybe you should take it a step further...

Nah.

You put the knife back in its drawer and close it, further examining the scar you just gave yourself. What else is funny is that there's no blood... you're not even bleeding! Cool! You open and close, open and close, flex to gt your blood flowing through your arm into your wrist and out the cut but... nothing. Sweet, blood loss is no longer a worry!

>You've gain Saint Sebastian's Healing, LVL. 1. You no longer feel pain from minor injuries, and blades are almost useless now! Unless of course, someone runs you through. You now have a minor healing factor, and minor resistance to pain! Guns still hurt like a bitch though.

So. Now that's cleared up, what do you decide to do?

>Head to that address, Shaeffer Theater it said...

>Just get dressed and head out on the street, you've got no major obligations... that you know of.

>An idea pops in your head... maybe go talk to Brock? He seems like a bro and it's... oh cool, Friday!

>Write in...?

>>1598552
>An idea pops in your head... maybe go talk to Brock? He seems like a bro and it's... oh cool, Friday!

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>>1598552
>Head to that address, Shaeffer Theater it said...
hope the scars fade over time, because we'll end up looking pretty creepy by the end of the quest if they don't

What's the state of mutants right now OP?

>>1598552
>head to the address

>>1598552
>Head to that address, Shaeffer Theater it said...

>>1598552
>Head to that address, Shaeffer Theater it said...

>>1598552
>>An idea pops in your head... maybe go talk to Brock?

>>1598580
>because we'll end up looking pretty creepy
You mean awesome

>>1598580
Shit's pretty fucked m8. Not nearly as many mutants as there used to be, with less and less showing up. Meanwhile the recent surge of In-Humans has caused a lot of controversy.

Plus, no one can tell the difference between In-Humans and Mutants!

Though in summary, Cyclops was and still is right, Black Bolt is a cuck, and Khamala a cute.

>>1598552
>Head to that address, Shaeffer Theater it said...

>>1598592
Ah shit, what timeline are we in? Extinction? I hate Extinction. Has Phoenix Force done the whole take-someone-over-and-rebirth-more-mutants thing yet?
>>1598552
>Head to that address, Shaeffer Theater it said...

>>1598604
>>1598585
>>1598584
>>1598580
Head to the theater
>Writing

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>>1598591
we'll need a bucket helm if we don't want to end up looking like Deadpool from the sheer number of scars

or a sallet, if we want to look cool af

>>1598621
Or we can just be an edgy fag and wear a trench coat

>>1598621
Maybe we just go full plate ala the Crusader from Darkest Dungeon? Or Leper?

Crusader: https://hydra-media.cursecdn.com/darkestdungeon.gamepedia.com/thumb/e/eb/Crusader.png/250px-Crusader.png?version=32032a38bf36aa7114b5e34b573a1299
Leper: https://hydra-media.cursecdn.com/darkestdungeon.gamepedia.com/thumb/d/d9/Leper.png/250px-Leper.png?version=4203240df55561b8f0a717bd363dc2f8

>>1598643
Like the Leper but with a nicer looking face mask

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Welp, now's as good a time as any to address that weird ass letter you got. All it said was Shaeffer Theater so you rely on the mystical magical power of Google Maps to get you there. Aw man thing's all the way in Manhattan and the 95 and 278 will be jam packed with commuters by now. Luckily, you know your way around! Time to take, THE METRO! Oh, and of course, you don't forget your little carry on.

Deep beneath the subterranean underground, the vast railway system that connects the islands is often crowded. Bustling and just all around busy at any given time, morning noon and night. You board the 2 towards Flatbush and the doors close on you. Oddly enough... there's only a few people on the train this morning. Not the least of which is a hobo, who's currently cradling himself in the fetal position on one of the seats. There must be something like four of five others, but nothing too noticeable. Almost to good to be true, and who are you to look a gift horse in the mouth?

You take a stand a ways away from the hobo and wait for your stop. Though... as the time passes, he's getting increasingly frantic in his rocking, almost falling off. Of course, no one else notices nor seems to car, as this is still in fact, New York. From one of his pockets you spot an almost... silvery glint.

Oh dear.

He LEAPS from his chair almost yelling, drawing a knife from his jacket pocket, "ENOUGH ALREADY!!"

He yells, the other people in the train are startled, and start to panic when they see he's drawn a knife! He's waving it around frantically, glaring at the other passengers!

"Think you're BETTER THAN ME!? YOU THINK YOU'RE BETTER THAN ME?!"

You are just as equally startled, though with your knowledge, are no where neat as panicked... he's got a knife. So what? Well he's actually coming closer to you, and nabs you violently by the collar.

"Your money or your LIFE, asshole!!"

>What do you do?

>Headbutt him. He's a danger to you and everyone else in this car.

>Give him a warning, but don't actually hurt him.

>Calm him down... it's going to be alright...

All of these require rolls AFTER the fact.

>>1598668
>>Headbutt him. He's a danger to you and everyone else in this car.

>>1598668
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X_2IdybTV0

>>1598668
>Calm him down... it's going to be alright...
We offer peace, but carry the sword.

>>1598668
>Headbutt him. He's a danger to you and everyone else in this car.

>>1598668
>headbutt him

>>1598673
this is a vote for...?

>>1598674
I'll take this one. We offer peace, though do not spare the sword.

>>1598668
>>Calm him down... it's going to be alright...

>>1598668
>>Headbutt him. He's a danger to you and everyone else in this car.
I bet a dirty mutie is to blame for this

>>1598668
Shit sorry, hit the wrong buttons, the headbutt pls

>>1598709
>>1598705
>>1598682
>>1598675
>>1598670
Head butt

>>1598702
>>1598686
>>1598674
Calm down

Seems you're quick to draw the sword.

Gimme a 1d100.

Rolled 50 (1d100)

>>1598730

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>1598730

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>1598730

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>1598730

Dead.

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>1598730

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>>1598736
>>1598741
>>1598749
Woo

>>1598761
Where the hell were you?

>writing

>>1598764

I'm having diarrhea goddamn it, my ass feels like it's been roasted by Satan's bonfire

>>1598783
you sinned and are receiving your just punishment

what did you do anon?

>>1598796

I practice polygamy, but I'm a mormon! Not one of those brown-skinned jihadis!

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You've honestly never had this happen to you in all your living here. At least, not in broad daylight as you WERE robbed but that is now besides the point. You reel back your head and bring it forward hard, slamming your forehead into the angry hobo! He drops his knife and stumbles back into the car door, which unfortunately for him, somehow swings open, causing him to lose his balance and go swinging over the chain railing helping to secure the car! Just in time, he reaches out and grabs the railing of the car, but his grip is weak and his nose is bleeding, bent and broken!

He's screaming out in alarm, clearly scared, yelling; "PLEASE! I'M SORRY! I DIDN'T MEAN IT, I'M SORRY!!"

You're not certain if you want to believe him... hell you're not even certain you should save him...

"PLEASE," he begs with tears practically in his eyes, "PLEASE, I'M SORRY!!"

Do you?

>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

>No. Let him get back up or fall trying.

> Long live the king... you push him off

>>1598830
>>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

>>1598830

>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

jesus were not a monster... yet

>>1598830
>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

>>1598830
>No. Let him get back up or fall trying
Should have tought about that before threatening innocents.

>>1598830
>>No. Let him get back up or fall trying

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>>1598830

> Long live the king... you push him off

>>1598830
>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

>>1598830
>>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

>>1598813
forty lashes and you shall be cleansed my son

>>1598830
>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

>Reach out and grab him. Save this man!

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Quickly you reach out and grab the man before he lets go. Barely, just barely you nab him by his jacket and with a great heave, you hoist him up back into the car. He's practically gripping you, almost hugging you for support, and... sobbing?

He's sobbing into your shoulder. You've never had anybody cry into your shoulder before and the first person to do so is a very confused homeless man. Beggars literally can't be choosers. You hug him and lift him back onto his feet, hopefully symbolic of a later time in his life where he'll have things sorted out.

>You've gained 1 Pious Point! You can spend Pious Points on certain abilities that fit into the Pious category, like your Saint Sebastian's Healing! You receive these for performing good acts that appear through the world, and at the end of each session.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

After another stop you finally arrive at Shaeffer Theater. It says closed off to the public, but you have an invitation so you simply walk in. Inside you find the place abandoned, though it seems in top condition. Velvet seats are all nice and arranged and the stage looks like it was just polished. Though on the stage, an odd purple mist wafts around, simply lingering there.

"Hello?"

You call out experimntally. No answer.

"I'm here about this letter," you say waving it around, "Is there anybody here?"

" Indeed there is, " a spectral voice answers back, almost spooking you out of your skin. You look around but there's no one around, but the smoke on the stage seems to start swirling...

" I was the one who called you here... " speaks the ethereal voice.

" He-who-has-died-twice "

The smoke finally comes to a crescendo as it dies down, and reveals a figure clad in black and white, the purple mist still lingering on his body. In his hand is a gnarled wooden staff with a shrunken head dangling off the end.

"Welcome, Wise King Solomon"

"I have been expecting you."

_______________________________

And that ends this session! I'll be archiving this thread soon and answering any questions MUCH later, because it is 3:04 in the AM here, and I am tired as shit.

Good night all, and stay tuned!

>>1598987
spooky

thanks for running OP, looking forward to the next thread

>>1598987
Good night thanks for running it was great.

>>1598987
Really fun quest op, see ya next time

>>1594279
>You look out from the doors to see a man, covered head to toe in clothes,
THE GREATEST DESCRIPTION EVER WRITTEN!

Love the quest so far, it is safe to say I am now also a true believer

was the animal power Saint Francis OP?

I'm blanking on who the flight one could be though, unless it's some angel

>>1598987
Any idea when you'll run again?

>>1601064
Probably Saturday, if not Monday as I've got a bit of things to do.

No worries, no one's pulling a Slink, I'm just a big nagged by goings on.

Actually, real quick question, as I just found out that the Symbiote Quest someone directed me to is dead, would anyone object to a Symbiote Quest on the side?

This'd still be the main quest but I have a feeling playing as a symbiote host would be freakin' cool.

>>1598987
So what kind of powers can we get i was hoping for ghost soldier powers

>>1602404
As a matter of fact you CAN summon spirits. There's also aqua-kenisis, miracle healing, force fields, and much MUCH more.

All in due time.

>>1602304
have the symbiote quest be a side story that may or may not intersect with the events of the main story

>tfw OP only did this quest because he hates all the recent DC quests
>tfw you realize OP is a Marvelshill

>>1602304
I'm totally a fan of the Symbiotes. I love what Marvel did with Flash Thompson, if someone did his Venom I'd be jazzed as fuck.

>>1602304
But seriously, if you wanna do another quest, who's stopping you? One of my favorite QMs, Raven, Does ThugQuest and Overwatch.

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>>1602946
>liking DC

>>1602946
HEY! No. None of that.
Rebirth is genius and I love it.
You stop that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkZkekS8NQU
Looks like perfect ambience for this thread.
༼ つ _ ༽つ AMENO ༼ つ _ ༽つ

>>1603198
Yes, liking DC.

>>1604390
Oh shit, ManThor, bruh. Thanks for gracing me dude, love TT Quest.

>>1604402
This is off to a good start man, the feeling is mutual

>>1604438
Also, real quick question mang, how would YOU feel about a Symbiote Quest? Cause the only one I know of happens to be dead so I was thinking of making my own.

>>1604441
It would be cool but be sure not to take too much on your plate. As a side thing to this though it can work

>>1604441

It's not dead, just on Hiatus.