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>>5806023
I am here btw

>>5806023
D'aww, you used my doodlel. I'm really prooud of how Mog and had-just-about-enough Ursus came out.
>>5806032
Hola

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Last Time on the ROTA Campaign.
>Some Motherfuckers trying to iceskate uphill.
>But the two remaining deer were no match compared to the the powers of Wolf, Bear, Gun, and a Retarded Cat.
>Oh yeah one of the mule cats almost died.
>But after all the Forest Guardians were destroyed our heroes learned that their goddess might be a criminal from 100 years ago.
>After they got their equipment, minus the guns, the group then found a dead town.
>A museum town dedicated to the first animals that killed a dragon.
>A bunch of history was then dumped by our heroes anout the first kings of their race.
>Then the group takes a long rest, finally getting the real sleep they needed.
>But not before trying out their Polymorph Rings.
>Now the group decides to head out into the Museum Town and hope to find something needed or... like a map or weapons.
>It's a ghost town anything can happen.

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>>5806036
>You all soon enter the ghost town.
>There's only a few buildings around this area.
>Mostly a saloon.
>The aforementioned museum.
>Among other various buildings.
>There also seems to be a windmill as well.
>Bobby and crew look around to see if there is any value in this old historic landmark.
>Jenkins is slightly ahead scouting out the area.
>Adler and the slime Harold are close to Ursus in case anything goes wrong.
>While Maggie just looks around curiously.
"So that windmill? Does it like generate power or something? Detect storms maybe?"
>She asks her fellow party members.
>Again she was a bit curious about how this world worked since she just heard about your history yesterday.
>Still, it's best to be wary than curious about everything.
So what do you do?

>>5806039
I don’t know about power but typically the windmill provides rotational power for a grindstone to make floor, is that not how windmill normally work in your time?

>>5806039
>Ursus was also interested in how Maggie’s world worked aswell so maybe they could exchange bits of how their knowledge

>>5806048
>How their worlds worked

Btw I am walking around with my dog so if my I’d changes that’s why

>>5806041
>>5806048
>>5806049
"Floor? Your windmills make floor? Though I think you are meaning flour but I still get the gist. But yeah our windmills did that as well but then they were upgraded to provide electricity for everyone."
>Maggie responded.
>That's when Adler.
"But I thought the old ones couldn't produce magic."
>Adler said.
"Alright explain that fire I threw out yesterday."
"I didn't see that."
"Right you didn't see that... that was the pervert."
"Oh you mean Martin and his imaginary doe who he claims is his tulpa?"
"Oh god, he had a tulpa?"
"Most of the bucks did. Like I said, we didn't really have a lot of doe."
"Then how the fuck were you born?"
"My mother was the last doe the cult had and she died giving birth to me."
"Oh... I'm sorry Adler."
"It's not your fault. She was destined to be a part of the trees. At least that's what the druid told me. Either way what was that about throwing that fire."
"Right. I can do that... I think... I'm not sure how but I can."

>>5806058
Ursus gives Adler a comfort pat
Sorry for your loss

>>5806058
And you mentioned electricity I think I’ve seen what you’re referring to I’ve seen sparks of lightning in one the contraptions in the city before I met you kinny and mog

>>5806058
“Magic” as we know it may have been a more recent emergence that could correlate with the emergence of us and only Recently is it effecting you Maggie

>>5806058
>>5806061
>Adler feels that.
>As if feeling as people are telling him it is okay to feel sad about loved ones dying.
>Though he wasn't sure how to feel about his mother dying since he never truly met her.
>Still he had to try and hold his emotions in for just a bit.
>Adler then looks back at Maggie.
"So Old Ones can control fire and electricity?"
>>5806065
>Maggie wasn't sure how to explain this.
"I mean we can harness electricity, I mean it's how we got stuff like lights, phones, computers.... um... okay how do I explain this... let's see."
>Maggie tries to explain.
Time to make an intelligence check and see if Maggie is just as smart about electricity as she is guns.

Rolled 19 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806070
don't know where the dice went. I put the command in right.

>>5806072
Nikola moment

>>5806070
>>5806072
>Maggie then tries explaining electricity to the bear, deer, and to anyone else listening.
>Though she isn't as passionate as she was about explaining guns and how they work she was able to convey extraordinarily well the way humans used to use electricity.
>She does however get in a debated moment with herself about who really mastered mastered it.
>Some fucker named Tesla or some fucker named Edison.
>Though it really shouldn't matter.
>Hopefully her explaination didn't exhaust the party like her guntaku spiel from the last explaination she did.
>>5806067
>She did end up stopping though when Ursus brought this up.
"Oh yeah you guys can use magic. How did that start?"
>Adler then finally spoke after a long while of being silent.
"That was the rabbits and mice who fist discovered we could use magic."
"Oh really. Do tell..."
>Adler then was silent...
Players we don't have stats for Adler.
Would you all like to roll for his stats?

>>5806079
Rolling

Also I am not sure if this is the same for everyone else but Maggie is at 2350 EXP.
Mind if I ask how much EXP you are all at?

>>5806088
16,16,12,9,12
Allocate as needed

>>5806091
2100xp for Ursus although my calc might be wrong

>>5806094
You forgot one number.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>5806070
Sorry for no response to the windmills, I wouldn't know what to say given I'm not sure how much of human tech was lost and how much of what was lost was remade by animals later on. For example: cars exist, some of them even work, but we referred to them as "caravans".
>to Adler on old ones using magic
"I mean, what's the big deal? Your 'goddess' seems to be an old one and she is very much able to do freaky stuff." Kinny interjected. "Besides, aren't old ones just... animals, like us? If you look at Maggie and Ursus when he stands on his hind legs... or even those damn monkeys, they seem to share some physical traits."
>>5806079
"Tessla and Edison sound just like many animal inventors. Leeches and thieves." Kinny commented on the story when he stopped daydreaming. "You'd be surprised how many of the things I transported were some sorts of blueprints. Some were even small contraptions. Best part? Most of them were useless or ended up backfiring on their new owners." The cat grinned. "But that wasn't part of my job so I made sure to disappear before any of them could pull me into their nonsense."
>>5806091
Funny that you ask, because I was just looking at my sheet to subtract some whiskas rations and glanced over my XP field. It says "ask Mog".
>>5806094
I vote to give him 9 on Dex just for the fuck of it.
>>5806099
I'll roll!

>>5806099
Yup here’s 10

>>5806100
>>5806101
I'll take Kinny's 3.
BRB gonna update some character sheets and then post them.

>>5806079
Wait rabbits and mice had acces to magic earlier than the rest of us animals, Maggie commented on humans experimenting on mice and rabbits that where not sentient maybe they are further along because they were the first to experience this ascension to sentience and salience

>>5806107
That supposed to say sapience

>>5806107
No animals were sentient before Nihm got into the atmosphere (or however it broke out and contaminated everything from Mog to giant bees). Oh and all insects are massive in this world, even though it's not really often mentioned.

>>5806112
Kek

>>5806113
It's all keks and jejs until a giant Mantis appears as the first bossfight (it did).

>>5806114
Good eats

>>5806121
Idk if you've read those first few threads, but we indeed cook it. Good cooking rolls too, iirc.

>>5806123
I have

>>5806124
Pardon my unnecessary infodrop, then.

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Sorry for taking long.
Here's the character sheets.

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>>5806132
And finally Adler the Deer

>>5806133
And I realized I just messed up because Adler should be level 3 not two.
Fuck my life!

>>5806133
>>5806134
Just pretend his HP says 10.

Rolled 16 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806079
>>5806107
>>5806110
>>5806112
Anyways let's roll the dice.
Let's see how well Adler knows his magic history.

>>5806134
Literally me when anything sheet-related.

>>5806137
>>5806079
>>5806100
>>5806107
>>5806112
>Adler then began his speech.
"The first magic users within the animal kingdom were the mice and rabbits. Once they discovered they could control the elements they then decided to teach their findings to the rest. The first disciples of learning magic were the cats as a peace treaty of sorts. Then it was the canines, followed by the deer, then the bears, the apes, then finally the pigs. Each race was trying to help one another try and figure how to improve or discover the magic we were could use. It wasn't until King Louis the VIII came along with the five wisest animals he knew and created The King's Spellbook. While it is common nowadays, the first prints of the book were said to be the holy grail of magic. Teaching everyone whatever spell they wanted, that was if they could do it. Not everyone was gifted with magic. But then again there were great feats to animals who couldn't use magic. Like having a ton of strength. I mean look at Ursus and Mog. They're really strong and buff animals and they can't use magics. There's also Maggie, you're super strong for a tall creature with lumps on your chest and walks like a newborn deer."
"I do not walk like a newborn deer!!"
>Maggie insisted.
"Ursus Kinny! Do I walk like a newborn deer?!"

"Will you all just shut up!!"
>Jenkins then shouted.
"Did you forget we are all supposed to be stealthy and not flab our gab around this area like a bunch of tourists? We are trying to survive not talk. You can talk as much as you want after we see if we are indeed safe."

>>5806146
I think Adler is referring to how as bears develop we gain more mass and tend to a have a slouch while you have a fully upright stance because you aren’t weighed down with mass not to mention our default stance is quadrupedal it takes trainers to fully stand upright while walk which I have accomplished

>>5806148
That’s supposed to say training

>>5806146
"Can't say I've seen a newBORN deer, but you seem to walk more.." Kinny stared at Maggie's legs. "...stable. Deer on two legs walk like they're constantly about to fall."
The cat then turned to Adler. "I sorta figured out some magic on my own without learning about it."

>>5806146
Let’s move out and explore before we get ambushed eh? Make sure your group stays together

Sorry was eating lunch.

>>5806148
>>5806154
>Everyone got quiet after Jenkin's outburst.
>It wasn't until he left after everyone got to talking again.
"I guess that makes sense."
>Maggie said to the bear.
"Well yeah, but your ancestors had to learn from the mice first before they properly mastered it."
>Adler rebutted.
>>5806159
>You all then head to the center of the town.
>Again there were just a few buildings here, but now that you are closer you could see some graves and centuries old tents pitched up on the ground.
>You all look around for a bit.
>You see a few peculiar buildings.
>A church.
>The windmill
>The saloon
>The museum
Where would you like to go first?

>>5806165
Let’s head over the museum if it’s ok with everyone

>>5806165
>>5806168
"You guys can go to museum, but I'd like to take a look around the other places on my own." Kinny then paused "Unless Bobby and cats want to go with me."
>Kinny wants to sneak into the church on his own or with the stealth brigade
Really I'm looking for daggers or magical points of interest, so I figure it's the place to go to.

>>5806176
>Bobby was unsure or not to bring the cats with her or not.
>She didn't want to "jeopardize the mission" as Jenkins put it.
>Still best to keep her friends safe.
"Ord, Potato, go with Ursus. Adler you are with us since you seem to be a magic expert."
>Bobby ordered.
>Adler gave Bobby an affirmed nod and got close to Kinny and Bobby.
>>5806168
>Ord and Potato went with Ursus and Maggie.
>They then looked over to their leader.
"Be safe okay?"
>Potato said to Bobby.
"Did you guys see Kinny yesterday? He was a tiger. I think I'll be safe with him around. And if not, we got a healer."
>Bobby reaffirmed them.
"Now let's see what we can get out of this town."
Kinny where would you like to search at first?
Ursus what would you like to do at the museum?

>>5806181
First find evidence of people being there recently (if they are missing artifacts, stolen pieces or maybe a living person) by exploring the museum and who knows maybe a gun might be in there

>>5806183
Roll me a perception or an investigation check.

>>5806181
>>5806183
"Good thinking," Kinny commented on Bobby's commands "and good luck to you guys." He nodded to the other group before they split. Once near church, the rogue led his group to the back entrance. "The town might be empty, but I'm not going to waltz in through the front gate. Prefer to be safe and all that." The cat explained while he was eyeing the back door.
>Entering through the back quietly
>Making sure nobody is here before acting
>Then looking for magic items/secret passages
I can roll for each, or we can go step-by-step. Just tell me how you want to handle this.

Rolled 15 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>5806188
Rolling

>>5806191
+2 with proficiency bonus equals 19

>>5806191
This is my investigation check

>>5806189
Maybe roll a stealth if you are opening up the door, but for the other two perception.
>>5806191
>>5806192
>>5806193
>Ursus, Maggie, Potato, and Ord all end up in the museum.
>You check inside to make sure no one else is or has been in here.
>It's completely dusty that's for sure.
>No sign of animals... or humans being in here.
>Just dust and the exhibits that are in there.
>Such as fake weapons claiming to be the real weapons that the heroes used and some other artifacts like loot from the dragon.
>The only thing that seemed real from this was an artist depiction of the heroes that took down the dragon.

I'm here. Catching up.

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Rolled 20 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5806201
Got it boss

>>5806207
>That did not make a single sound whatsoever.
"Damn Kinny. Where'd you learn to that?"
>Bobby whispers to the world's stealthiest cat.

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>>5806207

Rolled 4 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5806210
"Years of avoiding border patrols like wildfire will do that to you." Kinny responded before heading inside the building. Once everyone was in, the cat began looking for signs of life, or booby traps. Either could prove problematic to their little operation.
>Making sure nobody is inside the church and looking for booby traps

>>5806224
>As soon as you close the door you couldn't see shit!
>It became darker than what it is at night.
>Still even with your nocturnal eyes you did not see a single thing whatsoever.
".... Anybody got a candle?"
>Adler asks.
"Can't you make light lights or something."
>Bobby asks.
"The druid only told me to master healing spells."
"Fucking hell! Kinny! You got like a candle or some shit like that!!"

>>5806201
>While kinny is exploring the church Ursus is going into the research department of the museum and it’s storage to see if anyone is hiding in there
Ord and potato if you feel like taking any of the replicas go right ahead

>>5806229
"Fuck, you'd think this place would have windows or something." Kinny swore in hushed voice. "Einstein, give me a candle." The cat asked his onboard companion and began unpacking matches himself. Soon after, the candle was lit. "At least we know the previous occupants are not in this part of the building..." The rogue muttered as the light was getting brighter and slowly passed the candle to Adler. "You're the pacifist of the group and also the tallest, so carry the light."

>>5806035
Came out nicely with Mog looking over his shoulder and Ursus peeking his head.

>>5806039
"They do what all windmills do, surely?" Mog came in with the distant side commentary. His voice lost in the breeze as he went about sniffing the air, perpetually paranoid that they weren't alone.

>>5806079
"Interesting. Old as I am, I don't know a lot about the origin of magic. I just pray to the Moon and the Earth and try to enact their will to the best of my ability. Maybe Liquid Nihm had something to do with our ability to access magic and talk to the gods. It'd coincide with everything else.

>>5806091
Kinny and I should both be at 4650 with the 1800 from last session. Ursus is probably different from joining later.

>>5806100
kek

>>5806133
Ouch, that CON.

>>5806146
The wolf stayed silent, he knew better than to get involved when someone asked a question like that.

>>5806165
>>5806168
Mog nodded along and followed Ursus into the museum.

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>>5806232
Can Kinny & Co. group roll for trap detection now?
>>5806234
Thank you. What made you kek? And also why can't you sleep?

>>5806231
Roll me a perception or investigation.
>>5806234
Mog what do you want to do in the museum?
>>5806232
>Adler then gently held the candle in his mouth.
"So Kinny what are we looking for exactly aside from stragglers? Weapons? What makes you think this church has weapons?"
>Bobby asked as she stayed by Adler's side.

Rolled 3 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5806239
Rolling investigation

>>5806235
The 'ask Mog' bit. I can't sleep because of insomnia, basically since late childhood. The rain also makes it harder for me to sleep to a surprising degree. I don't find it relaxing like a lot of people do, at least not when trying to rest, other times I enjoy it.

>>5806240
>As you reach the storage of the museum, Ursus soon finds that it's dark down there too.
>With light from the surface now entering the abandoned area.
>There you find in the storage a bunch of things.
>Mostly failed statue replicas of the heroes.
>Especially of the rabbit.
>It looks the most fucked up out the bunch.
>Either the sculptors hate fucking rabbits, or they really don't know how to make one.
>Either way she was the one with the most statues, that and the apes first king, Louis the V.
>But that's all that's down here.
>Statues.

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>>5806239
"Some sects and weird religions use ceremonial daggers, no? And even if they didn't here, for all we know there might be some old relic weapons here. Besides, weapons are not the only focus here, I'm curious to see if there are any magical items or even just energies here." The half-magical cat shared his plans.
For the record, it's fine if we don't find anything, I just thought church would be nice to visit for the magical cat gimmick. The "relic dagger" idea is just slapped on top of everything now because I don't have a good melee weapon, lel.
>>5806241
Picrel. Oh fuck, that sucks. Hope you can get some sleep soon. Personally I love rain it makes me sleepy, but for some time now I've also been getting weather-related headaches from it as well, lol.

>>5806239
"Drat, I should've followed the cats, made sure they didn't vandalize the church." Mog whisper-swore. Oh well, he supposed it didn't matter, it was unlikely the apes erected a temple of the Goddesses. Kinny knew better anyways.

He walked the halls, examining the plaques and exhibits.

>Just take in the history, get a sense for the ape's perspective. Maybe cross-examine what they say with what I know.

>>5806246
Make one more Perception Roll for me.
>>5806247
Make me a Perception or History Check.

>>5806245
Hmm Ursus makes his way back to the museum proper

>>5806246
Thanks for the well wishes. Are the headaches only when it is raining or also when it is dry, do they happen when there are sudden shifts in the weather or humidity? Could be that you are sensitive to sudden barometric pressure changes. If you have any implants or metal in your head from surgery then that could also be affected by pressure shifts.

Rolled 15 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806251
>Perception check

I'd also like to make a history check if it gives me different results, just tell me if it does.

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>5806251
>>5806256
>History

May as well roll anyways.

Rolled 2 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5806251
Aye, chief.
>>5806255
I have no idea, afaik it's air pressure. It doesn't happen with every rain either. It's also tied with the motherfucking IBS I got some time ago, which messed me up completely.I didn't have any surgeries, thank fuck for that.

Rolled 4 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5806258
I luck this one out, fuck this shit.
>Lucky cat
Inb4 1.

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>>5806260
t'was all for naught!

>>5806258
Ah, shit, that sucks. My mother has IBS. I have no idea what else could cause the headaches. They don't get so bad as to be migraines, I hope?

>>5806260
Just not your day for luck it seems, though I think you can keep using your Lucky. We aren't likely to get into a fight before we rest again anyways.

>>5806256
>>5806257
>From the exhibits you could see the heroes that all mentioned last night.
>All of them portrayed in the murals and statues just like how you described them.
>Though there were a few minor things that were off.
>Such as the aftermath.
>Saying that Callum was "Righteous King" who "Never did anything wrong" while Vitilia was considered a heretic who created the goddesses rather than the goddesses always being there.
>Though judging by the dust, it was to assume that the animals knew better than that.
>There was also the false information that was spread on Blingford, a bit of unusual information saying that he ended up doing for the money... to build many orphanages.
>Might have to consult Kinny on that one.
>Then there was Majorus
>>5806253
>It said that Majorus was the strongest being to ever exist... but that was about it.
>Guess these apes never cared much for bears and only left her a footnote.
>Not as bad as they did to the rabbit who sacrificed her life, she barely got that.
>Still not a good thing to leave behind to such a benevolent queen.
>>5806258
>>5806260
>Kinny you feel it's too fucking dark in here.
"I got a tinderbox."
>Adler starts to suggest with his mouth full of candle.
"Do you think that might help?

>>5806272
There are multiple bunny statues back in the storage although they are various states of damage and disrepair

>>5806272
The distortion of history failed to rouse even a spark of anger in the elder wolf. He was used to this by now. In the calm of the dingy museum, only shadow reigned. Just as there was no flame to salve straining eyes, there was no real history to illuminate the mind. A waste of time, why did the apes even bother to paint a history no one believed? They had much to be proud of on their own, though Mog admitted that only grudgingly.

Time to move on. He lit a torch from his explorer's pack and went to meet up with Ursus.

>Lighting a torch.

>>5806267
Just annoying headaches. Also, IBS absolutely can cause headaches and some of mine have been caused by it directly in the past, but it's gotten better over time.
Yeah, no luck here.
>>5806272
"What, do you want to lit the whole goddamn place on fire?" Kinny responded, annoyed. How could his candle be so fucking dim? Did it get damp? How COULD it get damp? Or was this place magically dimmed..? "Why is this flame so useless?" The cat squinted at the flame and unknowingly focused his attention on the light...
>Kinny casts Light on the candle out of irritation caused by the impenetrable darkness
If possible.

>>5806283
They can’t destroy the history kept by the bears we have chiseled it into the stones and stored the parchment in amber to forevermore be preserved

>>5806281
>>5806272
"Just false history here. Callum is portrayed as righteous, Vitilia a heretic who fabricates idols. Hugo ends up with the good treatment, apparently he used his money to make orphanages. Whether he really did so is a mystery, maybe he just had such good PR that even the apes got fooled, maybe they had good relations. Or maybe he was just a good cat." Mog explained, lazily recounting the plaques falsehoods and his take on their truth value.

He paused for a moment. "...Majorus was reduced to a footnote, the apes say she was the strongest creature to ever live, but that's it. Though they mention her benevolence. I...hrmm...you went to the research section, yeah? Why are the bunny statues in the research storage area? What could they be looking for with the rabbits? Are they interested in magic, did they find something? We should look around more."

>>5806284
>The room is now illuminated!
>As soon you lit up the room you could see several seats that did not look so dust covered.
>Still dust covered but lightly so.
>You also notice you are near the choir area of the church.
>Right behind you is a statue of a rabbit wearing a headpiece made of feathers and a tunic with wings while standing on two legs.
>Seems like a god or goddess or something of that nature.
>Not impressive but hey at least you can see that someone was here.
>Just not recently.
"Well not on fire.... but at least til we could see."
>Adler replies rather sluggishly.
>>5806283
>>5806286
>The two of you meet in the halfway point of the exhibit.
>Maggie trailing behind as she looks through everything with you all.
>Somewhat educating herself.
"So.... did the rabbit always dress like a Native American?"
>Maggie asks her two animal compatriots.

>>5806286
"Smart." Mog nodded his approval. The amber storage method was particularly clever. Likely better than anything his people came up with, and cheaper too.

>>5806290
What’s a Native American? You’ve brought up America before being your native country

>>5806288
Perhaps instead of a replica they found a real artifact

>>5806290
In the silence that followed the wolf's musings, Maggie said something inscrutable.

"What's a native American?" Mog asked innocently.

He waited patiently for Maggie to release them from their ignorance. The question of the bunny statues tugged at his mind as well, he still wanted Ursus's thoughts on the matter.

Rolled 3 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806295
Rolling a History Check to see if Maggie knows how to explains Indians to them.

>>5806298
"They wouldn't have left it here, if so. Still, we should look around for any clues to what it may have been. Did you find any paperwork?" Mog queried.

>>5806299
I think we should explore the room again with fresh eyes while we discuss what a Native American is

>>5806303
"Lets do it." Mog nodded his assent.

>>5806301
>>5806295
>>5806299
>>5806303
"You know... like cowboys and indians? They wore leather pants and dresses. Had a feather on their head a lot....always howled a lot. Shit do I explain this to you guys?"
>Maggie could not come up with a good answer at all for her good friends.
>>5806302
>>5806303
>>5806304
>You all enter the research and storage area.
Roll me a perception check.

>>5806307

>>5806309
I’m giving mog the assist action to give him advantage the text got cut

Rolled 2 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806307
Don't forget Kinny, he's still waiting on you.

>Roll

Rolled 7 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806307
>>5806311
>Using Assistance.

Mog gave her a blank look. The empty stare lasted a while, his face uncomprehending.

Rolled 1 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806307
>>5806316
>Reroll again, this time with Lucky.

>>5806307
Hey Maggie do you see anything?

Rolled 19 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5806313
>Don't forget Kinny, he's still waiting on you.
I thought I did, he said he wanted to use light and he did. was there something else I missed from that post? >>5806290
>>5806309
>>5806311
>>5806313
>>5806316
>>5806318
>>5806319
"Uh..."
Rolling perception.

>>5806323
I derped and missed that. Blame the lack of sleep.

>>5806318
itallcomestumblingdown.gif

>>5806323
>Maggie then looked through some parchments.
>She then noticed some papers that looks interesting.
>Having some illustrations on them.
>Though she couldn't read shit.
>She turns around and looks at her friends while showing them the papers.
"Hey, this has some drawn pictures of the rabbit with the feather on her head. Do you think it might be what you are looking for? Shows lots of bubbles around this bunny."

>>5806331
Ursus looks at the parchment in Maggie’s hand

>>5806331
Mog knew better than to bring the torch to close to the papers, so he wandered around to look for a candle or lantern to light instead.

"I'll look in a sec, just need a candle. Why don't you guys bring that out into the light outside for now."

>>5806333
Roll a knowledge/intelligence check.
Advantage if your character knows how to speak and read/or rabbit, disadvantage if not.

Rolled 14, 12 + 4 = 30 (2d20 + 4)

>>5806338
take the lowest d20 roll
History check

>>5806337
Roll a perception check to find a lantern.

>>5806342
>You can make out a few words and letters.
>One of the words, or rather a name, you can read being... Relm.
>>5806284
>>5806290
You still there Kinny? Then again, I believe it is around midnight in your area if I remember correctly.

>>5806346
Relm
Does that mean anything to you mog?

Rolled 20, 9 + 1 = 30 (2d20 + 1)

>>5806346
>roll

>>5806349
"No." Mog's eyes narrowed, his brow furrowed in recollection.

>History check.

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>5806346
>>5806352
20 for perception. I'll reroll the history with Lucky.

>>5806349
>>5806352
"Do you think that's the name of the rabbit that is shown a lot in this museum?"
>Maggie asks.
>>5806354
>That does help Mog a bit with his memory.
>Usually the rabbit remained unnamed in most of the history books.
>Though that didn't stop some historians that brought up her name occasionally.
>Relm.
>Relm... had many titles according to every animal.
>Some knew her as Relm the Agile.
>Relm the Lucky was also a name some animals gave her.
>Relm the Foolish was very common.
>Then there was Relm the Savior for her brave act for sacrificing her life to save the rest of the heroes.
There was also Relm the Silly, Relm the Swiftfoot, Relm the Partier, Relm of the Flames.
>Though that was about it.
>Though that was the only thing she was known for aside from her sacrifice.
>Just titles.
>Never really anything else.

>>5806357
Forgot my > for the other titles.

test

>>5806359
Yes?

>>5806359
You okay Kinny?

Got off my pc just to see my phone isn't charged AGAIN, wrote a post for Blue Clover to crash on captcha and then naively rewrote it all only for that shit to crash, AGAIN. I'm about to send this piece of junk into a fucking wall. Posted from my KurobaEx.

>>5806363
I'm sorry to hear this Kinny.

>>5806357
>>5806349
"Hey...now that you mention it, on second thought...I do remember that name! She's the rabbit-knight we saw in the mural, the one who sacrificed herself! I only remember because I was actually alive in days when her name was still known and remembered, some of the few historians who inked her name on paper were my peers back then." Mog exclaimed suddenly.

He explained what he remembered of the great hero of olden times. Mostly just her titles and what they implied people thought of her. When he was done he said "It's odd that her own people didn't leave behind a more detailed history of her, or that the myriad people of the land didn't either, what with all their diverse views. Almost like history was erased. The apes must've found a Relic of hers, or a site that contains a Relic. If we don't have anything else to look for here then we should meet back up with Kinny and see if any of the others can read rabbit. If not then at least we can split up the ape texts to say what they say about what is written."

>>5806367
Indeed we should definitely meet back up

>>5806290
"Fuck, I didn't mean to literally do that." Kinny squinted at the blinding light, but quickly regained his composure and looked around the room. "Looks like rabbits used this place and someone was here not that long ago." The rogue then turned to the red cat. "Bobby, can you help me search this place for anything of value? Not just value-value, I mean anything magical or something that could shed light at why this place is *seemingly* abandoned." Kinny looked at the rug he was standing on. "And maybe there's a basement under this place? It's not like it can get any more dark than it already is." He shrugged.
Writing this for the third time, on an INFERIOR text editor this time. FUCK CLOUDFLARE.
>>5806364
Kill Cloudflare servers, behead Cloudflare CEO/s, bankrupt Cloudflare, toss Cloudflare employees into active volcanoes(...)

>>5806363
Sorry to hear that man. Maybe just take a break. We don't have to continue today if you can't be here, it's relatively late anyways. Maybe you need a new phone charger?

>>5806364
>>5806361
Are you able to continue Thursday? Since I missed a fair bit today and Kinny is having phone trouble. We'd be able to go slow since this is a rather sedate environment.

>>5806371
Definitely

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>>5806370
lol

>>5806367
>>5806368
>>5806370
>Mog and Ursus decide to meet up with Kinny.
>>5806371
>>5806373
We can try Thursday.
Not gonna be free all day but I can still arrive.

>>5806375
>>5806373
>>5806370
Thursday it is, assuming that is good for you Kinny?

>>5806371
The pins in the fucking m*croUSB port are wrecked. I don't have $$ to replace the shit brick with something reasonable and it's too ""modern"" to allow for such hideous concepts as swapping broken internal components (no back cover, no screws, you need to pry metal with metal and pray the sound buttons don't break c:)
>>5806373
>>5806375
>>5806377
I'm good on/for/at Thursday.
>>5806374
just for you: >>>/wsg/5313442

>>5806401
Thanks.

You probably wouldn't be able to fix the pins anyways, unless you are willing and able to do soldering work yourself. Or have a replacement part ready to go.

>>5806411
Yeah, replacement circuit board. I've already revived one phone in the past by ordering a charging port circ for less than $20 and it was just a matter of a few screws and snapping things back in place. Get some good sleep tonight man, gn.

>>5806432
Thanks buddy, you too, good night.

Rolled 16 + 5 (1d20 + 5)

>>5806370
Roll me Perception.
Rolling Perception for Bobby.

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>>5808033
>Bobby looks around the top area with Adler.
>Soon they motice something around the choir section of the cathedral.
>It was tall, almost like a lute...
>But for humans.
>Bobby examines
"Doesn't exactly look like a magic item like Kinny wanted.... but it looks like it could be sold for a good amount of Gold. Old Lute of the Old Ones. Sounds like something I would line up for."
>Adler then looks at it.
"Are you sure it isn't an Omega Weapon."
>Adler chimes in.
"Not everything that belonged to the humans is considered a weapon you faggot of a deer!"
"Well it could be like a magic weapon that uses electricity. Maggie did say she could harness electricity."
"Dammit Adler it's just a fucking lute! Kinny after you're done with that seach for a basement, help me explain that this is just plain ass, regular ass, boring ass lute!"

Rolled 4 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5808033
Rollan

>>5808053
>You could not find the door to the basement.
>Mostly due to the aruing and yelling coming from your fellow cat and deer.
>It's really ruining your focus.

>>5808056
Kinny let out a sigh. This whole operation was a failure and he just about had enough.
>>5808050
The cat slowly dusted his fur and made his way towards the 'omega weapon'. "Maybe it's an electric lute. What makes you think that it should be of concern to us, exactly?" He told Adler. "Take it and let's leave this place before my light goes out." Kinny lifted the front of the weird instrument and waited for Adler to grab the heavy side before booking it towards the exit.

>>5808060
>>5806367
>>5806368
>You all make it back to the center of the town.
>Everyone not really carrying much except for one item each.
>A few parchments from the museum...
>And an Electric Lute...
>Not the best finds but finds none the same.
>Still better than nothing you suppose.
>Ord and Potato then put the Lute in the stash of items.
"So... what now?"
>Maggie asks.
"I mean the place is clearly abandoned so do we just keep going or..."
Guys give me one last perception roll.

Rolled 19 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5808062
Rollan, but I'll wait for Mog and/or Ursus to show up to share the finds.

I'm here, just give me a bit to catch up.

Rolled 16 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5808050
Damn, if only Maggie had been a bard.

>>5808062
"There's still the windmill and saloon. Probably nothing there but grain and liquor, but hey, you wanted to know about the mill Maggie. We can afford to look around a bit longer. Or help ourselves to some ale." Mog greeted as they met back up, pushing past a lazy yawn. It was still early.

>>5808071
>>5808114
Just got to wait for Ursus.

>>5808050
WAIT from what I understand a lot of the mechanisms used by humans use electricity and typically a loot requires a hollow base to generate sound and these ports seem to require an output it’s like those shimmering lights in the human bunker it requires a specific mechanism to output music

>>5808114
Let’s get some ale it’s been a while since I could get a hard drink and I still feel sore from the explosion and the shrapnel that got us into the mess that only happened because owlbears attacked us

>>5808120
Ursus you forgot your perception.

>>5808119
Right on schedule >>5808120

lol

Rolled 5 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>5808062
Rolling

>>5808121
"Talk about a close call, yeesh. My fur is still singed from that little scrap. We can share our findings over drinks." Mog replied.

>>5808114
"What did you find at the museum? The church was mostly empty and... unnervingly dark. We noticed that some of the chairs have been used not long ago and found some rabbit statue before noticing this damn thing." Kinny rested his paw at the instrument.

>>5808124
That’s a minus 3 btw

>>5808127
We found clues involving a separate party possibly stealing an artifact (no actual proof of that just a guess) involving the rabbit realm who sacrificed himself to ensure that dragon died

>>5808130
That’s supposed to say RELM

>>5808127
"Plaques containing false history, lots of statues, papers from the research section of the museum regarding Relm, the rabbit-knight. We came to find all of you since none of us can read rabbit. For my part, I just remember her titles and that she was the rabbit from the mural that sacrificed herself, there's not much history on her from what I remember." Mog said, coming over to examine the artifact Kinny had found.

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>>5808071
>>5808114
>>5808124
>Suddenly you all somewhat notice something.
>Mog you could smell smoke coming from a mile away.
>And while Ursus couldn't smell anything, he could see some puffs of cloud in the air.
>But it was Kinny who could definitely hear something.
>He could hear chanting coming from at least 120 feet away.
>It went a little something like this.
"WEYA WIYA! WEYA WIYA! JOHN WINSKI! JOHN WINSKI! WEYA WIYA! WEYA WIYA! JOHN WINSKI! JOHN WINSKI!"
>You could hear that it's a group of small creatures approaching.
>Jenkins could only hear it being a group of something.
>He then immediately grabbed a ring.
"Put it on! Put it on!"
>He rushed Maggie.
"Wait why?!"
"We don't want a riot happening so put it on!"
"Okay fine!"
>Maggie then put on the polymorph ring.
>Causing another puff of smoke.
>This time transforming herself into....
Sorry for the bad drawing

>>5808134
Ursus maneuvers in between Maggie and the noises

Rolled 20 - 2 (1d20 - 2)

>>5808134
You draw that yourself QM? Looks like you didn't need the resident artist's help after all. It's pretty solid.

"Take cover, hide!"

Rolled 6 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5808132
Kinny had no time to respond, because he noticed a group of rabbits were heading in their direction and Jenkins started screeching.
>>5808134
"What the hell, let's get out of the way before they notice we took their toy." The cat started backpedalling alongside Mog to find a place to hide and tried pulling the other felines with him.
>rollan stealth
I thought you pulled some image from the google. It's a good drawing! Just rotate it next time.

Rolled 20 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>5808140
I literally have ass stealth so I’m not gonna be able to hide, if anything I am the obstacle you hide behind

Rolled 3, 20, 10, 15 = 48 (4d20)

>>5808134
"Why did you transform into that?!"
>Jenkins asked angrily.
"I don't know? I was thinking about Relm! I just found out she existed today!!"
>Maggie rebutted.
>>5808138
>>5808140
"No time for that."
>Bobby said.
"We need to do what Mog says and hide."
Everyone (except Mog and Kinny because he already did) roll a Stealth Check (DC 12)
Rolling for
Maggie (+4)
Bobby (+5) (assume her men follow her)
Jenkins (+8)
Adler (+- 0)

>>5808142
Oh I guess I am the most stealthy buil

>>5808142
You and me both buddy.

>>5808144
Well I’m the most stealthy object in the room

>>5806207
>>5808138
>>5808142
This thread each PC has rolled a 20 on their first Stealth check. BASTET PROTECTS.

>>5808143
Maggie, no! Bobby with the god roll. Come to think of it, both Ursus and I rolled 20s as well, lucky I guess. Maybe we can help Maggie since Ursus was with her and we have so much collective stealth. Jenkins has an even bigger bonus than Kinny, which is absurd. Adler is Adler, he rolled pretty okay, all things considered.

>>5808150
Remember how manicured in front of her cutting off the other parties view of her

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>>5808147
We are the night!

>>5808151
That’s supposed to say maneuvered

>>5808151
Yeah, hence my thought that hopefully we can cover for her.

>>5808154
>black on snow
that's why Mog has -2

>>5808138
>>5808140
Thanks for the compliments. Also I don't know why but my phone just refuses to post photos right side up.[/spoilers]

>>5808138
>>5808140
>>5808142
>>5808143
>Most of the group then escapes to hide somewhere safely.
>Well everyone except Maggie.
>Still not used to her new body yet, she had trouble getting out of the area.
>Before any of you could rescue her, the caravan soon arrived.
>The caravan being hundreds of rabbits soon arriving, still making their strange chants until they arrived at the spot.
>The rabbits then stop and look at Maggie.
>Until one of them.
>Adorned with a hat made completely out of feathers stands in front of the group.
>He was the tallest among the group.
>He goes over to Maggie.
>He soon helps her.
"You okay there friend?"
>He asks.
>Maggie was unsure what to answer.
"Umm.... yes?"
>She managed to say.
>The chief then sighed.
"Good. Thought the Forest Guardians broke their deal and attacked you. They know that this is the one day of the year this land belongs to us."
"Yeah... us..."
"That's right. Alright Velveteen Tribe! Let's get our celebration ready for when the others arrive!"
>The whole warren of rabbits started to cheer as they started to set up some sort of party.

>>5808160
Well I messed up that spoiler.

>>5808160
"Psst, you could've warned us Adler! Mind filling us in on what is going on? Will they be mad we're intruding on apparently sacred land? Are these rabbits powerful?" Mog whisper-shouted at Adler. There wasn't a lot of time. He needed to know how much danger the group was in. They could help translate the documents, but if these folks would take offence, then he certainly didn't want to repeat the accidental massacre of the cultists. Though he supposed those guys actually deserved it.

>>5808166
>Adler softly spoke softly to the wolf.
"I think I heard of these guys. The druid allowed the rabbits to celebrate the heroes that fell the first dragon or something like that. In return they give us one buck per tribe for them to join us. There's usually about three tribes. But from what I have heard they are mostly peaceful animals that just play loud music."

I’ve got people over so if I post less often it’s because of this

>>5808170
"Oh fuck. You knew all this and didn't think to tell us before?!" Kinny hissed at the deer.

>>5808140
"Thoughts Kinny? Should we come out of hiding and just talk this out? You and I are good speakers, we can sort this out without violence. We'll lose Maggie in the crowd if we wait too long." Mog murmured over to the smudged shadow on the wall he guessed was Kinny. Hard to tell in the dark building they took cover in. With the cat size and capabilities it'd be hard to find him. For all the wolf knew, Kinny could've actually hidden in some undulation of the terrain outside, or even in the lake itself.

>>5808176
Not to mention they don’t look as murderus as the last bunch

>>5808173
Noted, have fun.

>>5808174
Mog adjusted his gaze, facing Kinny for real this time, realising he'd been speaking to some inanimate object in an alcove before.

>>5808177
"Very true, rabbits are very fluffy."

>>5808179
Not what I meant

>>5808176
"I... uh." Kinny's thoughts were somewhere else now. "I hope they don't find out we took their instrument. Based on what Adler said about them playing loud music, it wouldn't spell anything good for us." The cat's eyed gleamed, confirming Mog's suspicions as to the rogue's position. "We can hand them the damn thing and say someone tried to steal it, but we stopped them, that would start us on a good foot, no?" Kinny shared his plan and awaited his companion's thoughts.

>>5808174
"I mean I'm still dealing with the fact my religion isn't true and that most of my life has been morally wrong."
>Adler tried to defend himself.
>>5808176
>>5808174
>>5808177
>>5808178
>>5808179
"So tell us young doe. How did you get here before us?"
>The chief asks as he give Maggie a welcoming hug.
"I... came with a band of friendly... traders you know, the kind who sell nice things like... food.... and clothes. They wanted to... sell some... stuff."
>Maggie tried to convince the chief.
"Are your friends still here?"
"I think so.... maybe they left."
Join in?

>>5808180
"Tasty too." Mog added, quietly ribbing the bear for his seriousness.

Gotta go.
Hanging out with family.
But I might post occasionally.

>>5808183
Not necessarily seeing as the being was masquerading as Mother Nature Yoh will have to probably modify your religion but it doesn’t have to be for not adler

>>5808186
Understandable, have a good hang while cat and wolfe brainstorm.

>>5808182
The proposed plan did a couple of turns around the wolf's brain, before the paladin in him won out. "Too complicated. I know you could pull off the lie, but there's no need. If we went with that idea, it'd bring up concerns of how anyone got past the cult and their owlbears, or how we did, or even where they are now. They're apparently peaceful, this is a museum celebrating all the knights, even if it is a distorted history of them. All should be welcome. That lute looks like Old One tech, given what Ursus speculated earlier, I doubt they can even use it. If anything Maggie is that thing's rightful inheritor."

>>5808183
"Fair. C'mon, it's now or never. Lets go."

>>5808193
I’m with the wolf let’s go

>>5808186
Alright, have fun. I'll still be around to slowpost throughout the day if you all want to continue. Like I said a couple days ago, we can continue, just taking it slowly. Is your wall fixed yet by the way? Or still no privacy?

>>5808193
>>5808194
"Aight, let's go then." Kinny said, but didn't budge until Mog raised an eyebrow. "You guys first."

>>5808198
Still no privacy but hey I at least found a way to where I am no longer on the floor of the living room.

>>5808193
>>5808194
>>5808207
>You all exit the buildings.
>Adler, Jenkins, Bobby, Ord, and Potato let the three leads do all the talking.
How do you introduce yourselves?

>>5808209
Greetings rabbits I am Ursus (I’ll let mog and kinny introduce themselves seeing as I’m not god at charisma

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>>5808207
"Why? You a scaredy cat?" Mog teased. Then he walked right out the door.

>>5808208
Well, that's something at least.

>>5808209
>>5808211
Having heard Maggie's conversation, Mog went with the simple option. "Hey there kits. I wouldn't say trade is our normal occupation, as you can probably tell. But, we do actually have quite a lot of fresh food for sale. Didn't mean to scare you, just didn't know who was coming. In the meanwhile, we do have something we'd like your help with, if you wouldn't mind."

The wolf let the rest of the pack make their introductions, maybe nodding at Ursus to let him know that he thought it was fine to show them the papers.

>>5808217
Indeed

>>5808222
Ursus precursors the paper Maggie found in the museum

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>>5808215
"I let the professionals do the talking." Kinny responded like he's done this at least a hundred of times before, but he followed next to Mog once the wolf has moved out.
Jesus fuck, they really don't x.x
>>5808209
Kinny followed suit of the other cats, he stayed on the side and licked his paws in silence. Everyone knew cats were very uninteresting if they so desired and 4 of them just standing in unison formed almost an impenetrable social barrier for anyone who'd try to start a conversation.

>>5808227
>>5808209
A beckoning motion followed, an indication to Ord and Potato that they should make the food from Plato and the cultist's cave available for the masses. Negotiations over the price would follow, there was merrymaking to be had, and coin with it.

>>5808211
>>5808215
>>5808217
>>5808230
>>5808231
Make a survival check. See how well you cook.

>>5808274

Rolled 15 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5808277
Didn’t even roll
Rolling again

>>5808278
Sorry again for being late.
>You end up making a huge meal.
>Freshly grilled
>Smoked finely
>Cooked to perfection!

>>5808282
No worries.

>>5808282
I also accounting for species dietary requirements to prevent stomach issues although certain herbivores need calcium’s and protein supplements once in a while such as calcium supplements and the occasional egg

Rolled 2 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5808282
>>5808278
>>5808285
>>5808288
>They are willing to pay 3 silver per serving.
Want to try and increase the price?
Rolling Persuasion check you must beat.

Rolled 9 + 8 (1d20 + 8)

>>5808292
lol, lmao even.

>>5808292
I’m not the man to handle bargaining I’ll leave kinny or mog to that

>>5808293
>>5808294
What's the price?

>>5808292
"Three silver per serving? No need to be so stingy, good sir! This is a rare occasion, is it not? Don't think you'll find a better deal, Plato just to the south sells fruits for twenty whole silver pieces, forty PER POUND for vegetables, RAW. This is well made chow, and you've got hundreds to feed, and from what I hear, many more to come when the other tribes arrive. Pay us well for our earnest service, you won't regret it." Mog bargained enthusiastically, remembering the cost of ingredients from Plato coming in handy. The suspicion that this rabbit was a cunning operator like Swift aggrieved the elder wolf severely, no doubt he was trying to eat cheaply at their expense!

>Charge significantly more than the raw cost of our ingredients.

>>5808298
>60 silver per fruit dish, 80 for a beef or veggie dish. Times that by however many hundreds arrive and want to eat.

I think they can afford that, like I said, the prices of raw goods at Plato was between 20-40 silver. Plato was stated to be the last town before Canis Lupin and was probably a trading hub with adequate supply from the trade and its own hinterland, the equilibrium price was probably low.

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Sorry I won't be posting tonight. Please accept this apology cat.

Rolled 41, 80, 62 = 183 (3d100)

>>5808300
>>5808301
>>5808298
>They agree to your price.
>Out of the 300 rabbit these were the only ones to buy food from your vendor.
Result x 60 for how many bought the fruit dish
0.5 x Result x 80 for the veggie dish.
0.25 x Result x 80 for the beef dish.
That is your profit.
Sorry getting tired. This will be my last post of the day. Sorry friends.

>>5808333
>>5808335
S'alright, I barely slept myself, have a good night you guys.

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I should be available this Tuesday.
If not....
Happy Halloween Motherfuckers!!

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>>5811822
Same here.

Not the day of yet, but Happy Halloween guys!

Wonder if we'll have a spooky session on the day of. Even a non-canon AU thing would be neat. A murder mystery or zombie apocalypse would be kino if it could be done without be forced or to disruptive to the continuity or inventory.

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>>5808335
Just woke up. Before I forget.
>10,980 + 7,320 + 3,660
You got 21,960 Silver from the food so far.
You're in the money so far.

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>>5808300
>>5808301
>>5808335
>>5813064
>As they were buying and eating, they continued to set the party up.
>Gathering several things of firewood to set up for the nightly bonfire.
>Gathering musical instruments for the music to be played.
>Decorating the place with relics that belonged to the Old Ones.
>Wait stuff from the Old Ones?
>There were many strange things brought out in this area.
>Maggie recognized some of these things as she got near Ursus, Mog, and Kinny.
"These all seem to be things pop culture related."
>Maggie said to the group, as she pointed out some things.
"Over there, that's a cardboard standees of Superman from Superman Lives. That's a VHS copy of Back to the Future starring Eric Stoltz, Benji would never shut up about that film, he really loved that movie. Promotions for Shrek starring Chris Farley, though that was supposed to appear in 2000s, so I'm pretty sure that never got released. Is that a Nintendo Playstation? No way, they are pulling out arcade cabinets?! I mean it would probably be easy for you guys to get this kind of stuff, but wouldn't it all be kind of useless to all you guys?"
>Maggie asks as she continues to watch the bunnies set up these contraptions.
>Bobby leaned towards Kinny.
"Hey, do you think these suckers might want some of the statues that we got from the city? You know, the ones we thought were idols?"
>Bobby asked Kinny.

>>5813114
Well seeing as these items if your past are some of the few things we have old one culture it’s pretty important although I have question, what’s a film?

>>5813120
"It's a movie... shit you wouldn't know what that is would you? Um... have you seen a stage play?"

>>5813122
Ah so it’s like an advanced version of stage plays but with old one tech
I’m gonna make a leap in logic and say by movie it involves moving pictures?

>>5813124
That would be pretty fantastical

>>5813124
"That's.... partly true? God, Benji would have explained this better than I ever could. He loved movies. He told me he wanted to be a director or an actor. "I'm gonna be the next Bill Nye Science Guy", he told me. He probably could have.... he probably would have been a great actor..."
>Maggie said, now adding in a somber tone for her brother.
>Suddenly one of the rabbits approached you all.
"Excuse me. Mind helping us dig something up?"

>>5813127
Sure
>Ursus gives Maggie a a firm shoulder grip.
hey none of that Benny would not like you sulking about what could have been, you can grieve but don’t let that pull you down, understand?

>>5813130
That’s supposed to say BENJI god damn autocorrect

>>5813130
Ursus roll me an Athletics check.

>>5813138
Rolling (my cellular service just had a disconnect and reconnect)

Rolled 19 + 4 (1d20 + 4)

>>5813138

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>>5813150
>>5813149
Nice Purple
>Uesus helps dig up the area with the rest of the rabbits.
>Soon they all found what they were looking for.
>Black Rope that were wrapped in blankets?
>With the strangest ends you have ever seen.
>Soon they start to gently clean the ends of the rope.
>Well more like dusting it.
>As they use unwet rags to remove the dirt and dust.
>Soon the rabbits then start taking the weird ropes and start attaching them to the weird ropes attached to the old relics.
>As soon as one of the devices were attached to the rope, a screen soon began to glow.
>Loud Music soon started to blare out from the relic.
>The rabbits soon took position.
>One manning the giant stick while two stayed near the buttons.
>Six rabbits in total ready to begin... something.
>Silver was then placed within the slot.
>A much different tune began to play.
https://youtu.be/rbMY53XBHVs?si=-IDezEgpJWwbMGsj
"Now let's the sports game commence!"

>>5813161
Interesting, moving pictures, sounds and avatars being controlled by stick and buttons fighting like puppets in a stage from a bizarre taken to the extreme, Ursus gathers and ask may I have a turn on this contraption? Maggie would like a round

>>5813170
That’s supposed to say would you points at Maggie like to play a round?

>>5813170
"I barely played these...."
>Maggie stated bluntly.
"So I wouldn't exactly know what I am doing. Plus.... I'm kind of too small to play."
"Ain't stopping us!"
>One of the rabbits said to Maggie.
"Just grab a team and you are good to go. Block stick user! Block! You do know how to block right?!"
>If you looked around a bit more it seems like more of those cables were being dug up.
"Hey want to help set up more stuff?"
>One of the rabbits asked.
"Um... sure I can do that."
>Maggie says.
>Leaving Ursus alone with the machine.
>Seems like one of the rabbit teams were defeated.
"Hey bear! You said you wanted to play?"
>One of the rabbits said.
"It costs two silver but I'll pay for you!"

Wonder where Mog and Kinny are. Hope they are okay.

>>5813182
Sure sets silver down
So let’s see here

>>5813187
"I- I said I'd pay for you... but okay."
Ursus....
Roll me an Intelligence check, a Wisdom check, and a Dexterity check.

Rolled 3, 9, 16 = 28 (3d20)

>>5813194
Intelligence +2 wisdom -2 dex-2

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>>5813199
>Your paws felt very dextrose for this.
>Almost as if the game was made for a single bear to play this by himself rather than in a group.
>You were very careful and gentle to make sure you did not to break the machine.
>You also felt as if the game was very easy to play.
>Just press one button and you start punching.
>Very fun.
>Though...
>It was easy to say you were not very good at this good at this game.
>Especially when they were using moves that you did not know how to input at all.
>Hell you did not even know how to block.
>Not to mention you could barely keep track of everything that was happening.
>One minute things were still with smooth animation playing.
>The next it was all a blur.
>Next thing you know you see your avatar laying on the ground unable to move.
>Such a shame though.
>Still maybe there was a bit of fun in this somewhere.

I'm here, catching up. May be a bit dumb, kinda out of it from poor sleep.

>>5813204
Thanks for the fun the characters on the screen are quite colorful and i must say I can see the appeal in this game although the bright lights are quite hard to look at for long

Rolled 19, 19, 17 = 55 (3d20)

>>5813204
"How about I give it a go? Games are always better with two."

>INT, WIS, DEX. 0, +1, -2.

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>>5813211
"Yeah we are working on a problem to fix the problems that the games cause. Maybe some sort of cure. Though we did come up with one solution but it ain't perfect. We call them spectacles."
>He said as he showed you the device/accessory they had.
>You have seen these before.
>Though they had black lenses.
"Though we haven't really perfected them like the old ones did."

>>5813220
>Mog soon got on the machine.
>Mog may have been the oldest of the group....
>But he certainly knew how to game.
>Maybe it was because he observed the other players playing the game.
>Maybe it was a stroke of good luck given by his goddesses.
>Or maybe...
>He was a gaming god!
>Either way one thing was certain.
>No group of rabbits, no matter what lewd or muscular character they picked, could beat the monster you could somewhat read as Jon.

>>5813232
Ursus cheers on mog as he blends through competition as Jon

>>5813211
"When your eyesight is as bad as mine, it doesn't really affect you that badly."

>>5813232
"Hmrf..."

Of course he was good at this, he knew how to fight for real after all. Ursus just got unlucky, longer claws meant he had to be more careful, care which he obviously took given the operable state of the machine.

>>5813246
Thank you I although I personally think I’m new to this

>>5813249
As he states the obvious

>>5813246
>>5813249
>>5813252
Would you guys like to look around, ask around, or stay in this arcade area?

>>5813254
I’m gonna go ahead and look around and ask where the got all of these artifacts

>>5813249
Mog nodded, they all were.

>>5813254
The champion of the arcade decided that he'd conquered the metal jungle and that it was time to move on, or maybe he just thought it was best to leave while he was ahead. He wandered through the tents, taking in the sights and sounds.

>>5813260
"Okay. Meet back up here?"

>>5813268
Will do so

>>5813269
Urus gazes around the Arcadia filled with bright flashes of the machines looking for areas of interest

I'm here, sorry for delay. I posted a halloween thing last night, shame that clover DELETED IT. It was two scene ideas that basically just said "you wake up in silent foggy forest on a two-sided road"/"you find a vault full of bodies and Mog sighs as he pulls out a shovel", but in 5 greentext arrows.
>>5813204
>>5813232
During the gaming break, Kinny was too busy trying to adjust his eyes to the rapidly-blinking screen before him, but to no avail. He just sat there until his cat eyes started to hurt.
>>5813246
"I suspect your... lupine vision must allow you to see things on the screen better, which lets you react better. I couldn't look at this thing for that long, let alone interact with what's on the screen." The blinking cat commented on Mog's victory.

>>5813260
>>5813268
>>5813269
>>5813277
>You all go around and ask how they even got this technology.
>Especially since it's WORKING Old Ones' Technology.
>Even Maggie was curious and asked around a bit as she helped set up.
>You all gained some straightforward answers.
"Oh this? These artifacts belonged to Relm."
"This is Relm's stuff."
"This old thing? It belonged to Relm."
"Relm really loved this object. I don't know what it is, but it seems cool."
"Relm often talked about the old ones. She has a lot of keepsakes from them."
"Our ancestors said that Relm said if she died she wanted all of us to have the stuff she had. Observe them, even play with them."
"This came from one of Relm's house. Though the other tribes will be bringing the other stuff too."
>All answers seem to be connected.
>All of this stuff seemed to have come from Relm.
>This was all Relm's belongings.
>Still it was odd that all these rabbits just happen to have her stuff and just decided that they should play with it.
>Shouldn't these items be in some sort of memorial?
>A proper museum perhaps?
>Then again these are strange items to have in a museum or a memorial site.

>>5813283
Realm was quite the explorer to have found these