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>>1445942
Assets

G: 270
Runes: 17
Mana: 21
Staff: 5

Known Runes:
Water
Fancy
Stone
Comfy
Explode
Sword
Metal
Wood
Container
Fist
Cloth
Magic
String
Fire
Mind
Oil
Music
Mithril
Psionic
Levitation
Wind
Light
Tech
Law
Dark
Mundane (Anti-Magic)
Plain
Chaos
Gravity
Candy
Poison
Time
Glass
Heal
Shield

===Items===
Chests: G10
Food: Good- G10, Excellent- G20

===Tier I Units===
Builder: Can build rooms. Can also construct hallways for the dungeon and fill any space with basic traps. (Purchased)
Cook: Cooks food. Boosts morale for other units. (Purchased)
Dungeoneer: Builds magical traps and manages the Army. Can also infuse demons with more runes. (Purchased)

===Tier II===
Archiver: Upgrade to Librarian. Can transmute runes. G-600 (Purchased)
Carpenter: This will halve the price for all rooms. Costs G300 (Purchased)
Chef II: Cooks food better. G100. (Purchased)
Demonologist II: Can fuse two runes together to create an Opposite Rune. G-3000. Minus 50 for each rune known. (Purchased)
Dungeoneer II: Can create six runed monsters and, with Carpenter II, can create multiple dungeon floors.
She can also create Extra Boss rooms that can house any demon with more than 5 runes.

===Tier III Units===
Archiver II: Cost of conversion to opposite runes dropped to 1. New runes can be created randomly by destroying two runes. G- 9000. Price drops by 200 for each rune known.
Carpenter II: Allows for the creation of a second dungeon or added floor. G-3000
Demonologist III: Price to create demons dropped by 1 rune. 5 rune demons will cost 4, 3 will cost 2, etc. Demons can go on Expeditions to retrieve material for the dungeon if they are 3 runes or higher. Higher runed demons bring back greater rewards. G- 4000
Dungeoneer III: Allows for the creation of 7 rune monsters. Can alter the runes in a demon once, only. Allows Final Boss rooms to contain 6 rune monsters. Allows Extra Boss runes to contain 7 rune monsters. G-5000
Calculator: Invests money into otherworldly affairs. Money is generated as more money is poured into investments. G-2000

===Tier I Rooms===
Kitchen: G-200
Barracks: G200
Empty Room: G50
Treasure Room: G100

===Tier II Rooms===
Mini-Boss Room: G100
Final Boss Room: G1000
False Final Boss Room: G500 (Must contain a trap of some kind)
Trapped Room: G75 (Requires Builder)
Magical Trap: G100 (Requires Dungeoneer)
False Wall: G25 (Requires Dungeoneer)

===Tier III Rooms===
Entrance Repair: G300 (Requires Carpenter)
Dungeon Outside Change: G500 (Requires Carpenter)
Slime Breeding Room: G500 3 Water Runes. Additional rooms cost G600. 1.5x rune production per room.
Extra Boss Room: Holds 6 Rune Monsters. G-1200

===Tier IX Rooms===
Added Dungeon Floor: ??? (Requires Dungeoneer II. Requires Carpenter II. Requires 2 Boss demons to have been made)
Extra Dungeon: ??? (Requires Dungeoneer II. Requires Carpenter III. Requires 3 Bosses to have been made)

Note: Rooms are furnished with the bare minimum. They can be enhanced with runes.

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>>1445942
LATE

>>1445942
My first live audit quest! I'm very excited!

cartographer

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You curse yourself under your breath as you quickened your pace from a walk to a jog, you curse yourself for accepting a to work as a Cartographer. Though to be fair the pay is good and you finally get out of your office, or your Ex-spouse's Basement.

After three hours of walking later you find yourself in the Cartwright Rest, a meager trading post set up by a bunch of /pol/acks three maybe four months ago. You ask around the outpost for a /pol/ack going under the name of MechaJew or as you'll have to call him now, Boss. Fortunately for you MechaJew has decided to stay in the Cartwright inn until the morning so you haven't missed them however unlike the rest of the crew you will have to be paying for your own room and board though you didn't mind all too much since you have a bit of money to spare that and you were too tired care as you had been walking for 12 hours straight.

You awake in the early hours of the morning and took advantage of T H E B A T H and washed your face and admire your Physique which was rather...

>Stout

>/fit/

>fat

>Scrawmy

>/c/ute

>>1444157
>/c/ute

First for Laki Best Girl

Wow, haven't been this early in about 40 threads or so. Nice to see you gobble.

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>>1442963
[Thanks! You too!]

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"...I was just thinking." You try and smile. No sense being worried now. Everything went... about as well as you could have hoped. Right? "Better get up and get dressed. We have still a few things to take care of before we return to Tianna."

"Boo." Tia mopes, locking her arms around your waist to keep you from getting up.

You groan. "Tia, please. I know all this talking and all this bureaucracy business bores you, but I have to do it."

>And you have to come with me. Pretty please?
>You don't have to come with me. You're free to wander around the palace.
>You don't have to come with me. You're free to wander around town.
>You don't have to come with me. If you're bored, why don't you go to the fighting pits?
>You don't have to come with me. If you're bored, why don't you go to the red light district?
>You don't have to come with me. If you're bored, why don't you go to the marketplace?
>You don't have to come with me. If you're bored, why don't you have a walk outside town? There might be Fair Folk outside!
>(Other?)

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>Who are we?
Maka, an exiled noble Exalted as a Zenith-caste Solar. Queen of Gem, now ruling the western island of Tianna. You have gathered a vast amount of allies and friends, and defeated every threat to Tianna up to now, though not without difficulty.
You recently discovered that Tianna is actually an artificial island, built around a First Age Titan: an almighty flying fortress. Your forces have crushed the Bodhisattva Anointed by Dark Water, a Deathlord who tried to usurp its power for himself.
And now, on the day of your wedding, the Unconquered Sun Himself appeared to you and crowned you Princess of Creation, asking you to be an example for others in these dark times.
After securing the alliance of the nearby realm of Neck (or Okeanos, as they prefer to be called), you received news from your remote homeland of Gem: Rankar, the man who usurped your throne, holds your father and sister prisoner, and is about to marry her to his own son in an attempt to solidify and legitimize his power over the city.
You found out that Rankar was dealing with Alchemical Exalted, strange machine heroes from another world. Their world is dying and they're desperate to find the raw materials they need to repair it, and you're trying to find a way to avoid a war that could endanger Creation...


>Solar? Zenith? I don't know Exalted...
This quest is as newbie-friendly as possible, and I want it to work as a newbie's intro to Exalted. If you have ANY question, ask in thread. For the setting, google "1d4chan exalted".

>Archive?
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Tianna

>System?
Dicepool-like system. When performing an action, everyone rolls 2d10 when posting. The first X rolls are considered, where X is equal to attribute + ability.

>XP?
Attributes cost [current score x5] xp. Abilities cost [current score x3] xp, except Zenith costing [(current score x3) -1]. Charms cost 10 xp, except for Zenith-based charms (related to charisma and physical/mental fortitude) which cost 8 xp. At the end of every "session" (thread) you will be presented with a list of possible acquisitions.

>Twitter?
@exaltedfag

>Any questions?
http://ask.fm/Exaltedfag

New System Info: http://pastebin.com/pvAZpsJ6
Characters info (player-made): http://pastebin.com/5WnD47jp
Quest in ebook format (player-made): https://www.dropbox.com/s/0wl5obxcwuakgdj/Exalted%20Quest%20-%20Threads%2001-101%20%5Bpdf%5D.rar?dl=0
Meanwhiles: http://pastebin.com/u/Exaltedfag

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Here's the calendar. You're making plans to leave Gem tomorrow at dawn, and return to Tianna.

>>1442995
>>Stay Quiet

>Speak up
"WHAT IS DEVIL"

>>1442995
>>Stay Quiet

>>1440635
>Has Orion done this before?

>>1440635
>You aren't worried?

>>1440635
>>You aren't worried?
>>Has Orion done this before?

>>1444828
889, 914, 054

>>1444828
008, 292, 049, 999

>>1444828
713, 914, 085.

I can show you the wooorrrrld~

>>1441536
Acquiring and Improving Spells & Skills:
1) Study, research, explore, train or take classes to discover and learn new spells.
2) Training an already learned spell or skill will raise it further to the next tier once enough [Progress Points] are accumulated.
4) The progress threshold is based on the Fibonacci sequence (1,2,3,5,8,...)
>Usually Spell and Skill tiers are named as Basic => Intermediate => Advanced => Expert => Master
>Alternatively you can label the tiers as T1, T2, T3 and so on.

Spellcrafting:
Spellcrafting involves fusing spells with various skills, knowledge and even other spells that your character has learned together creating a new spell or skill.
>The name of the resulting new spell will be determined by the QM. By default it will be "Cast A B C..."
>Your dice roll will affect the result of the spellcrafting. Lower rolls will result in weaker or negative version of the intended spell and vice versa.

Social Interactions:
1) Role playing with other players is a free action. Role playing with NPCs, however, will cost an action point to do so.
2) Collaborative Player-to-Player actions like trading, tutoring and PvP, will cost an action point to do so.

Combat:
1) Post 2 actions like you normally would. Your opponent will roll their own 2 actions.
2) To defeat your opponent, you must overcome their defensive or evasion roll and vice versa
>If you have not rolled an evasion or defensive roll then your opponent must pass normal DC to hit you and vice versa.
>If both combatants attacked successfully then it's a Double KO.
>If both combatants defended successfully then it's a Stalemate.

>>1441543
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/mkam/home
In-depth Rules Explanation: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13unrqxqUiX3G0rau6CpEu7Pd5FxEsXz54pfVS9PfGEs/edit?usp=sharing
NPC Database for Madrid: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14Rf_RGpYIs0cdy1eUYYs-hr8_hqVaLrkSSvbzACtoFI/edit?usp=sharing
Discord Server: https://discord.gg/pEEkNkr

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[===Academy News===]
In current news, the Grimwoods threat continues to necessitate regular patrols to ensure the safety of the Academy as well as the greater Madrid community at large. The Principal's Administration previously reestablished [The Watch] as a precautionary measure. But is it enough? Most recently some Second Year students have taken it upon themselves to travel to the [Grimwoods Outpost] in order to tackle the threat where it spreads. Arguably the lost of diplomatic relationship with the Deertaur has hindered investigation of the source of the [Grimwoods Corruption]. Would they not know better what plagues their home? For First Year students and all others this is a reminder that the Curfew of 10:30 PM is still in effect. Please sign in with your Residential Assistants, so that we know you are safe.

>Mechanics for [The Watch]
>Principal Hernandez has reestablished the old school organization, [The Watch]. You may sign up in order to help patrol the school, and see whether any problems are arising. However, being a member of [The Watch] requires that one spend at least one action every other turn to patrol the school, at little to no personal benefit. Every three actions of patrolling the school will earn the student a League Point, up until the cap of 9. A tenth League Point may be earned by finding something particularly important, or putting down a major threat. Missing one of these actions results in probation from [The Watch]. Missing two will result in being kicked from [The Watch].

In other news, students have witnessed a strange arrangements of the Gargoyles atop of Academy buildings. The stone guardians have been seen across the campus perched on the Library. It is known that the Holy Order commissioned the creation and placement of these stone guardians. So we asked the attending priest whose roof is the creation's original perch to help us understand. In response, "Please do not be too overly concerned, unless you are a roofer, haha. These what you might call Gargoyles, or Golems, will not harm anyone. We allow them to roam the campus every do often so that their mobility is tested. And so that if there are problems, we may restore that mobility."

And Now returning to news stands after a very long time:
[==Madrid Enquirer==]
"Servants of God"
Andrew Thomas writes about the Hebdomad. These servants of god were described in the ancient Nag Hammadi texts as parasitic off-world beings who infected the minds of kings. These servants feed off human fear and create as much bloodshed, agony, and chaos as possible.

"The Voynich Manuscript"
Taylor Davis comments on the enigmatic document. Dated back to the early 15th century, experts have failed to decipher the encoded script. So far, experts have been able to identify 12 words, mostly the names of plants and planets.

[======]

The mood on Splinter's bridge is tense. The unease is palpable. With the communication from Yazz instructing you to treat all conscripts with suspicion, well over half of the fleet is now on watch, and they know it.

After Ralitar was escorted off your bridge to the brig, you breathed a silent sigh of relief. You half expected the trooper to refuse your orders as one of the mutineers. That did not stop you from double checking the brig records that Ralitar was taken there successfully.

Now, the situation seems to have stabilized somewhat, with the mutineers barricaded onto the bridge of Turmoil with at least Lieutenant Tierce as a hostage, and potentially more. The mutineers demands are as follows:

1: Withdrawing all boarding craft and personnel from Turmoil

2: Sending Lieutenant Ralitar aboard, along with a shuttle, untampered with, to be confirmed by a technician among the mutineers

3: Withdrawing the fleet to a specified distance, allowing the mutineers to board the shuttle and leave. They will take Ralitar with them, and leave Tierce, and Turmoil behind.

You intend to let the mutineers think they've won and then strike when they don't expect it.

There are a few methods of doing this, all of them carry some risk. Represented by me rolling 2D6 and totaling the result. Dice! Options to follow.

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>Ambush the mutineers aboard Turmoil with a platoon of Stormtroopers. (8+)
This will require speed and precision since the Mutineers can verify with scanners that Turmoil is empty. In essence, you will have to determine when the mutineers are moving and dispatch a boarding party. This carries the risk of the mutineers fighting off your boarding party, killing the hostages, or getting to the shuttle and taking hostages with them
>Sabotage the shuttle. Either by planting a hidden remote bomb, or disabling the hyperdrive (8+)
This will be hampered by time constraints. A skilled tech could do either of these almost undetectably given enough time. You don't have all the time in the world. If the sabotage is botched, it could either be detected ahead of time, resulting in upset mutineers and potentially dead hostages, or it could fail to activate at the appointed time.

>Intercept and disable/destroy the shuttle with fast craft like fighters. (8+)
This one, according to the mutineers stated goal of not brining hostages along, is the safest for your people, though it carries a significant risk that the shuttle will escape to the hyperlimit before your fighters reach it, since the mutineers are demanding all fleet craft withdraw to a safe distance. You currently have 3 avengers traveling through hyperspace searching for Thrasher, your missing Carrack. They could be called back, but their jump would require pinpoint accuracy to drop them near the Lambda, as well as perfect timing to arrive on time. This is astronomically unlikely to happen perfectly.

>Write-in.
Heck, I can't think of everything, but every plan carries a risk. If you go with write-in, be prepared to have me explain the risks involved, and why it won't be as simple as you suspect. But who knows, you may pull off a win here.

>On second thought, let them go and put trackers on the shuttle instead. This is too risky.

I only put this option in, because with the visible risk (8+) I figure some people may change their minds. For this option to succeed, it must get more votes than all of the other votes combined, otherwise a plan will be executed.

>>1440516
A difficult choice. I say that we

>On second thought, let them go and put trackers on the shuttle instead. This is too risky.

And then have fighters jump to their location

>>1439332
For some reason I keep getting a connection error

>>1439332
Alchemist nods enthusiastically at your orders for various exotic poisons and venoms, but seems a bit bored with the orders for potions and stat + items.

"So usual adventuring fare with a bit of spice, I can do that. Swing by the shop in a couple of Turns and everything will be ready to go.

You handled that. You handled that exactly like a boss. You are her boss.

Ha!

>>1439344
Riding a wave of authoritative success you roll into the Treasure Vault and sweep up all of your Xp tokens.

Go big, or get your home destroyed by lunatic Adventurers in league with Diabolos little brother.

Off hand you toss six tokens into your mouth. They shine ever brighter as they swirl around your core before merging with it.

>Kulnarth has attained Level 4

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“What my great grandfather told me of the dwarves,” your great grandfather chitters out to the rest of the mischief, gathered all together in one of the deeper chambers of the Warren to listen to another of his stories. “Was that their propensity for callous cruelty was only ever outshone by their master craftsman approach to technological innovation and . . .”

. . .

The human male – Alan – dashes down the upper entry corridor of Khagh Moldir in pursuit of the small, scuttling remnant of the fort's former inhabitants. The whirring noise emanating from the machine makes it all the easier to follow with your eyes as the tall, tailless creature outpaces the small device's scurrying gait. Once within striking distance, before they get too far ahead, he bends down and lashes out with an open hand, ripping the many-legged machine off the wall before holding it up in the air, its legs kicking futilely as it struggles to escape.

“Got it,” Alan informs the rest of the expedition, turning back round and walking towards the group at a much more casual pace.

You watch the metal product of Dwarven intellect as the human approaches. Your nose twitches as you dwell on how simple that solution seemed to be.

“That easy?” you mutter to yourself in your native tongue, looking about for some sign of . . . something. Your tail is still tingling so something must be up.

What eventually draws your wary gaze is seemingly captured machine Alan holds proudly. The large red gem at the center of its carapace begins pulsating at a faster rate. It takes you a second of watching it to realize that not only has the rate increased, but it steadily continues to do so, getting faster and faster with each passing moment of supposed captivity. Even the tailless being holding the small, spherical intruder has its attention drawn to this rapid change.

What is it doing?

. . . Your hairs stands on end.

. . .

“Their propensity for callous cruelty was only ever outshone by their master craftsman approach to technological innovation and . . . their affinity for explosives.”

. . .

>Run up and rip out the gem
>Shoot the machine with your crossbow
>Shout out a warning
>Something else? (write-in)

>>1440462
>>Run up and rip out the gem
while shouting out a warning

>>1440462
>Shout out a warning

Start with the word 'bomb' before anything else.

>3 actions

>>1439807

>Improve Weapons with Copper
>Build Shrine for U-So (Ever burning flame, also this will hopefully offset any anger that might have when I vote against taking the bounty for ourselves)
>Explore North, try to find this store (Probably siding with Shrom but I would like to hold off on committing until we know how difficult it will be to return or how hard we have to fight for these resources)

>>1439825
Ya got like 8 copper bars. How many do you want to use on weapon improvements.

Also the northern thing is an extra action. You still got another action.

With a slight push of hand, the off-centered door creeks open. Caliban enters the derelict residence and scowls at his new surroundings with a steady, surveying glare. His rubber-soled boots squeak across the warped wood floor as he conducts a quick investigation for any evidence of rats and other vermin that may be lurking in the various dark corners and moldy crevices of the small East San Luiz apartment. After discovering no signs of imminent invasion, Caliban scans over the room with his orange eyes and concludes, “What a dump” with a deep-throated sigh.

After flipping over the soiled mattress and checking it for any anomalous lumps, Caliban begins to unload his gear in the far corner of the room near the closet. He takes the leather sheath from off his right shoulder and props it against the wall. The light machine gun encased within the leather sheath sturdily rests against the molded plaster wall of the dilapidated apartment. Caliban runs his hands over his body and decides to keep his Needler pistol in its thigh holster just in case some unfriendly neighbors come knocking. He checks his blades and finds his throwing daggers in their appropriate locations: one stuffed in each boot, one tucked under the sleeve of each forearm, and two resting on his waist. Next, Caliban removes his long sword from his waist sheath and places it next to where his rifle is leaning against the wall. He then unstraps his backpack and hefts it to the floor. With the flick of a buckle, Caliban removes his personal force field generator and gently places the small artifact near his backpack.

Moving away from the closet and along the far wall, Caliban approaches the solitary window in his room. He steps up to the window and glances around outside at the city streets below. Looking out upon the ruins of a once proud city of the Ancients, Caliban contemplates aloud. “I bet this place has seen better days.”

Returning to his preparations, Caliban makes his way over to the small desk found within the room. He grips the desk on its far side and pushes the wooden chunk of furniture in front of the door. After feeling a little more secure, Caliban lies down upon the mattress, fully dressed in his gray patterned jumpsuit, and waits for the arrival of his contact.

A few moments pass before footsteps are heard in the hallway outside Caliban’s room, which prompt him to move quickly to his feet. Caliban jumps up from his resting spot, snatches up his rifle, and rushes over to stand beside the door. His heart begins to race as he anticipates what could be someone other than his contact people standing outside his doorway. A dozen uncomfortable seconds pass and then the sound of footsteps stops just outside Caliban’s door. A knock is heard. Caliban pauses and then yells through the wooden barrier. “Just a minute!” He stands in silence beside the door, gripping his weapon, and carefully listens for any conversation that might indicate that his visitor is someone less expected.

After hearing nothing but silence, Caliban props his rifle against the wall and quickly moves the wooden desk away from the doorway. He then cracks open the door to see two armed men standing before him. One of the men is of husky stature and appears to be of a pure strain human stock. He has white skin, short blonde hair poking below his tan cap and a trimmed, blonde beard. Standing just over six feet tall, Caliban notices that he does not appear to be wearing any armor, just a button-up shirt, with the sleeves rolled above his elbows, and green camouflaged fatigues. Caliban’s attention is immediately drawn to the man’s right arm, seen wielding a dual-barreled machine gun. He then turns his head toward the humanoid beside him. The second stranger is of slighter stature, with dark, sandpaper-like skin. He appears tall, angular, and abnormally thin for his size. The humanoid seems to be ill at first glance. Wearing only a metal helmet for armament, the humanoid’s beige shirt bears a red embroidered cross on his left shoulder and right breast pocket. A dark green visor covers his eyes. Gripped in his right hand is a sub-machine pistol. A rocket-propelled grenade launcher can be seen strapped to his back.

Caliban looks at the blonde-haired man and addresses him. ”Hello, Zeiliff.” He then turns to the humanoid, nods his head, and says, “Sven.” Without receiving any response from the two visitors, Caliban abruptly turns away from the door and walks toward his pile of gear that is stacked up next to the closet. “I’ll be right with you.”

The strangers exchange glances of bewilderment. ”Who the hell is Zeiliff?” the blonde man asks his partner in a gruff tone.
“More importantly, who is Sven?” the thin man replies with a curious accent. The blonde man shrugs his shoulders and peers into the apartment after Caliban.

Caliban stands by the closet while he collects his gear and straps on his backpack and force field generator. He looks over at the blonde man who is found locked in a fixating stare at him and says with a leering smile, “I took a guess with your names. But, hey, nobody’s perfect.”

The blonde man remains expressionless and then loudly speaks. “You must be Caliban. I’m Arinar. This here is Doc. We have a vehicle waiting outside for you.”

Caliban nods toward the man in affirmation, grips his sword, and slides it into his belt sheath. He then walks toward the door, retrieves his assault rifle from leaning against the wall, and exits the apartment behind Arinar and Doc. The three men walk briskly down the short hall and outside of the dilapidated apartment complex. A restored civilian ground car is found parked on the curb. Doc makes his way for the driver’s side while Arinar opens the back door and motions for Caliban to get inside. As he prepares to seat himself, Caliban notices a disheveled pedestrian walking across the street. The pedestrian stops and stares coldly at the car...

A. confront the pedestrian in a hostile/intimidating manner
B. greet the pedestrian in a friendly/nice manner
C. stare back at the pedestrian, saying nothing
D. ignore the pedestrian and seat yourself into the car

Try to sell the traveling gear for a soul or two.

If we sell, buy the thurible.

Ask if he knows somebody whole sells pyromancies.

Go to the hills.

>>1439110
>>1439233
This

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You offer to sell your old clothes to Kaydin.

“What use could I have for those? I’m a warrior not a merchant.”

You ask him if he has an idea of where to find or purchase pyromancies from.

“I don’t know for sure, but I have heard of a pyromancer passing through the forest maybe a few days ago. They say he went through the ravine searching for something.”

With that you depart the campsite, turning to the hills. The sky begins to grow dark but you worry not, you simply light the way with puffs of flame. Times passes, maybe almost an hour, before you reach the hill. Atop the summit you gaze over the scattered remains of countless soldiers and buildings. Bones and debris strewn around, overgrown with foliage and sinking into localised bogs that dot the landscape.

From this vantage point you can see all the way to the castle. What you couldn’t see before is that there is a river dividing the land, separating the mountain and Fort Grauffa from the rest of the moor. But there is a bridge across it, but seems to be blocked by a gate of some kind. In front of the castle gate, in between it and the river, there is some sort of makeshift fortification. A pit surrounded by large spikes protruding from the ground.

A foul wind blows your way, the stink of centuries of rotting corpses fills your senses.

No sound but the wind can be heard.

The sky darkens and the fortress fades to invisibility.

Do you…

>Move down into the boneyard

>Go around to north

>Go around to the south

>Turn back

>Write in...

>>1441108
I always like these 7 sins settings, was messing around with something similar in my head! Hope this goes well OP

>Domain if sloth
Maybe they don't expect our upcoming betryal because we're from the sloth

>Make an example of him

>>1441108
>the domain of Pride.
Clearly we're meant for more than a simple guard

>Make an example of him

>the domain of Pride. [+10 to mind. -10 to combat.]
In this scenario, we'll probably want to be more careful about what we're doing, because these seem to be powerful beings we're dealing with.

>Make an example of him.
Might as well demonstrate our cruelty