[Roll to Dodge] Adventure! Turn 31: Sixes! Sixes for everyone! (except you)
I'm not giving up on bringing Roll to Dodge to this forum yet! (This time I'm not giving up so easily) Just as before, this will be nonsexual for the time being.
For those who don't know, Roll to Dodge (RTD) is a dice based forum game. The game revolves around players submitting actions to a game master (GM) who then rolls a dice each turn to determine the results of said actions.
Further rules will be explained as needed (minor ones).
We'll start with five characters. To enter, post your action or, if all the spots are taken, ask to join the waiting list.
ACTIVE PLAYERS
Naughty Jess
Miss Vulf
Askredsamurai
Hornypansexualmale
Chronus
SubjectRed
Karkino
WAITING LIST
Sleepy Panda
Urici
WickDiggle
Ejaculation
Sardonic VAMP
DECEASED
Wildbeast25 - Pissed off a Lumberjack. you could say that he went barking up the wrong tree.
SITUATION
For reasons you're not entirely sure of, you wake up half-way up a mountain knee deep in snow dressed in little more than rags. Though the cold doesn't bother you, being the manly man that you are (or woman, in which case you should probably be concerned), you feel as if being on this mountain is counterproductive in the start of a good day.
Surrounding you are multiple patches of exposed stone and conifers stubbornly clinging to the mountainside. The slope downwards is gentle at first, but quickly steepens past the point of being able to walk comfortably. The wind is gentle.
For those who don't know, Roll to Dodge (RTD) is a dice based forum game. The game revolves around players submitting actions to a game master (GM) who then rolls a dice each turn to determine the results of said actions.
6 - Overshot. You succeed, but the means by which you do so often creates more problems in the process.
5 - Epic success. You went above and beyond, accomplishing what you set out to do better than you may have originally intended
4 - Success. You did what you wanted, but not much else.
3 - No Progress. Complications prevented much of anything happening this turn.
2 - Failure. For one reason or another, it appears as if your actions were unsuccessful. Some bad things may have resulted.
1 - Epic Failure. Not only did you fail, you did so in the worst way possible, seemingly going out of the way to mess up.
Autofail. Some things just don't fly (like you for instance.) Absurd physics are on, but casual reality bending is not. To do something impossible, you will have to acquire the ability first.
In addition, certain simple actions will autosuccess such as talking or walking short distances. (Persuasion is not a free action)
5 - Epic success. You went above and beyond, accomplishing what you set out to do better than you may have originally intended
4 - Success. You did what you wanted, but not much else.
3 - No Progress. Complications prevented much of anything happening this turn.
2 - Failure. For one reason or another, it appears as if your actions were unsuccessful. Some bad things may have resulted.
1 - Epic Failure. Not only did you fail, you did so in the worst way possible, seemingly going out of the way to mess up.
Autofail. Some things just don't fly (like you for instance.) Absurd physics are on, but casual reality bending is not. To do something impossible, you will have to acquire the ability first.
In addition, certain simple actions will autosuccess such as talking or walking short distances. (Persuasion is not a free action)
Further rules will be explained as needed (minor ones).
We'll start with five characters. To enter, post your action or, if all the spots are taken, ask to join the waiting list.
ACTIVE PLAYERS
Naughty Jess
Miss Vulf
Askredsamurai
Hornypansexualmale
Chronus
SubjectRed
Karkino
WAITING LIST
Sleepy Panda
Urici
WickDiggle
Ejaculation
Sardonic VAMP
DECEASED
Wildbeast25 - Pissed off a Lumberjack. you could say that he went barking up the wrong tree.
SITUATION
For reasons you're not entirely sure of, you wake up half-way up a mountain knee deep in snow dressed in little more than rags. Though the cold doesn't bother you, being the manly man that you are (or woman, in which case you should probably be concerned), you feel as if being on this mountain is counterproductive in the start of a good day.
Surrounding you are multiple patches of exposed stone and conifers stubbornly clinging to the mountainside. The slope downwards is gentle at first, but quickly steepens past the point of being able to walk comfortably. The wind is gentle.