From the trials in the depths of the Grey Mountains Lucian and his company have made their way out to sea towards Albion. Now vowed as a Questing Knight, Lucian aims to arrive at the ancient temples that dot the mysterious realms of the island. There he shall learn the location of the dreadful Vampires who threaten Mankind, as well as fulfilling all the Oaths their company have made.
For one, Adok, to find a Mystic Rune hidden amongst the fog. For Lucian, to slay three monsters upon the Isles to win the support of Albion’s People. For Tee-Nee-Tyny, fulfill his purpose as guide to the Albion Temples.
++The Rules++
>Vote with Greentext, otherwise they probably won’t be accepted. >Write-ins can be accepted, and might even be used in the final without majority rule. >If you are going to change your vote, make it so your post only links to the numbers of the previous vote. It's cleaner that way. >If you mix votes together without modifying them in any way, I reserve the right to employ your top most pick as your vote. Claiming it as a write-in won’t work either unless you modify it to convince me otherwise. >The aim for rolls is low. Archive:
https://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive.html?tags=Bretonnia For the update schedule expect to be semi-daily with the chance I disappear for a week. If something comes up for myself I am placing that before this quest, so that should be kept in mind.
Dramatis Personae
Morr’s Company
Lucian the Durand Knight Errant
Adok Fireskin Runesmith
Tee-Ny-Tyny Mage-Priest of the Heavens
Bok
Duchy of Bordeleaux
Duke Moriset; Knight of the Realm Duke of Bordeleaux and Regent of Aquitaine
Ducal Prince Gillot; Knight Errant Heir to Bordeleaux
Luquin; Knight of the Realm Court Herald
Robinet; Knight of the Realm Warden
Emelina of Carlton Niece to Duke Moriset
Count Remon Mentor to Lucian
Duchy of Aquitaine
Albera the Golden; Damsel of the Lady; Priestess of the First Chapel
Sir Galandril Grail Knight Warden of the First Chapel and Twin Slayer
Others
Duke Guine of Bastonne, Knight of the Realm, Duke of Bastonne
Wendel Wolfmar, Priest of Morr, Wandering Priest
Enemies
Adolf Wigmar, Noble of the Empire, Traitor, Deceased
Machine QM
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Memories of Bordeleaux came into the mind of the Knight as the scent of sea water came to him. It was a distinct smell that rubbed against his throat with tang. The subtle smell of algae joined it as the always present water became a spawning pool for mold.
Machine QM
The room the group of warriors and priests arrived at was large, too large to be a standard barracks. This was because in his wisdom Adok had purchased a storage hold within the ship instead of a series of rooms. With the sheer amount of beasts they were all transporting made it a necessity. >Help out the crew, they could always use a strong hand >Explore the vehicle, perhaps go through the storage >Practice and meditate on the new scythe. Get us to its power.
Anonymous
>>5901473 >Practice and meditate with the scythe. We are a commoner no more. Let them do their work
Anonymous
>>5901473 > Practice and meditate on the new scythe. Get us to its power Anonymous
>>5901473 >>EXPLORE MEETING PEOPLE
TALKING
FUCKING ABOUT
SHOWING OFF!!!
Anonymous
>>5901473 >Practice and meditate on the new scythe. Get us to its power This is their Lady appointed task, just as the Destruction of Undeath is ours, it would damage the honour of all involved
Anonymous
>>5901473 >>Practice and meditate on the new scythe. Get us to its power. Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5901473 >Explore the vehicle, perhaps go through the storage. We'll have all the time in the world to train on the boat, and it's been a while since we explored a non-hostile location.
Anonymous
>>5901473 >Help out the crew, they could always use a strong hand Machine QM
Machine QM
For the record it looks like smiting won the last vote:
Rune of Flight
>>5898240 Rune of Banishment
>>5898537 >>5898646 >>5898811 >>5899426 Rune of Smiting
>>5898615 >>5898670 >>5898736 >>5898918 >>5899117 Machine QM
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>>5902674 So funny thing, the rune is technically from the Axe of Dargo, which is the legendary weapon of Karak Kardin. Karak Kardin is specially known as the Karak of Slayers, with the Slayer King upon its throne.
I guess Lucian will not be escaping the Slayers.
Machine QM
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Lucian could feel the ship move from one side to the other. It reminded him of his battle against the Hellpit Abomination. A monster so large that its attacks caused the very ground to become so much less solid than it should have been. Here he experienced it in a slower, but constant form that threatened to work at his senses.
Machine QM
“Do you need something?” Lucian asked the man as he eyed him. >Sure, touch it >You can wield it for a moment >No, definitely no >Remove him with reasonable force.
Anonymous
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>>5902706 >No, definitely not. Our oath is to pay respects to all peasantry as they are due. Letting them get zapped by dwarven rage magic is not inside that definition.
Anonymous
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>>5902706 >No, definitely no This 100% feels like a classic Arthurian set-up, this guy is going to be some kind of crazy monster that steals our scythe
Also
>Lucian the Man-Slayer Anonymous
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>>5902706 >>No, definitely no Anonymous
>>5902706 >No, definitely no >Write in >take the scythe and fully raise in height. >"Don't make another step toward me" >"This is my weapon, and cannot and will not be touched by hands that cannot understand its power. It will do much if you touch it and i take the decision now to spare you from it. You are dismissed, leave me to my training and do not ask again to touch my scythe." Ask tyny and adok if they feel anything in the ship (its a small area so i doubt they will have issues), also go and give a pat to Truffles and Nightshade.
i never heard a human voice being defined has gummier, i doubt Lucian did has well. SO keep our guard.
Anonymous
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>>5902706 >No, definitely no >This weapon represents a blessing and a curse but it is only mine to bear Machine QM
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>>5903158 Id post a pic, but that would be a spoiler.
Anonymous
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>>5902706 >>Remove him with reasonable force. NO GET
MERLINS THE FUCK
IN MY OOOOOUT
QUEST Anonymous
Machine QM
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Lucian rose from his place, easily standing over the man with his full height. Lucian might not have been a Knight for all his life yet he grew like one of the Nobility. It was only clear to him more as he was easily a head taller than the man who began to look meek under his gaze.
Machine QM
Tee-Nee-Tyny closed his eye and focused once again upon the magics that were dancing across his hands. Lucian could not help but stare at the odd colors that were dancing within his palms. They were soft, almost as if the Skink was holding a bright cloud within his hands that subtly glowed. Thin flows of electricity flowed in between his fingers as he twisted his wrist in another direction. >Leave things be for the moment >Go on an investigation with the Skink >Look around alone
Anonymous
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>>5903659 >Investigate with The Skink Anonymous
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>>5903659 >>Go on an investigation with the Skink Anonymous
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>>5903659 >Go on an investigation with the Skink Hell yeah, we'll play goodskink badknight investigating all up this ship
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5903659 >Go on an investigation with the Skink. Anonymous
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>>5903659 >Go on an investigation with the Skink If he smells like dirt is he a grave robber?
Also we made a vow to treat peasants with respect.
Anonymous
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>>5903659 >Leave things be for the moment Machine QM
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The day went by as Lucian waited for Tee-Nee-Tyny to get to place where the Lizard could leave his magics be. Why it took so long Lucian could not guess, but perhaps it was because of how dangerous the magics he worked were.
Machine QM
When they turned into the next cargo hold the man who looked somewhat decrepit was facing the two of them with a little confusion. He gave a smile, one that did not have all the teeth in it, “Sir Knight!” >Hold him back while the investigation finished, just body blocking >Use some force against him >Perhaps it is time to interrogate him >Leave him be, perhaps we stalk him now
Anonymous
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>>5904592 >>Perhaps it is time to interrogate him Anonymous
>>5904592 >Perhaps it is time to interrogate him Still so upset with Anons for choosing glowing green eyes in a setting where only the evilest shit glows green
Anonymous
>>5904734 We THOUGHT it was a punishment.
>>5904592 >Interrogate it Anonymous
I am not sure... I don't want to break the oath about mistreating peasants, but is this one a peasant? If somene is not a noble then they are peasant, just like that no matter how well off? Is tinytiny a peasant... I don't want to go full jew trying to bend the rules and go lawful evil.......... Look, the thing he wants the most is to touch the blade or us. TOUCHING seems to be the key here... are they a fey, chaos, mutant or something else? What are they...>Leave him be
Anonymous
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>>5905264 >Perhaps it is time to interrogate him He just besmirched our honor and the cities rulers and knights for allowingus to walk around. Think that puts us in the clear.
>>5904592 Machine QM
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Lucian’s hands moved fast, his hands reaching out towards the tunic of the rotten man and pulling him towards the Knight. Lucian felt ease in this move as the man barely weighed anything against the horrors that he had seen. The Black Knight had challenged giant bats, Hellpit Abominations, and his fellow man without another thought.
Machine QM
“By the name of Ulric, put that man down!” Bellowed the decorated man as he walked onto the scene. Lucian felt confusion upon his brow and did not move, causing the man to yell his commands again, “I said put that man down, knight!” >Let the situation go >Continue arguing with the man >Lets see if this vessel can be ran by Bretonnian sailors only
Anonymous
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>>5905837 >Continue arguing with the man. For his and his sailors sake more than ours. We will try to be reasonable but this guy is fucking up to something and if this Captain wants to throw the gauntlet over protecting him then so be it.
Anonymous
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>>5905057 A punishment for what? Especially when it was explicitly labeled as a Blessing.
>>5905837 >Continue arguing with the man Respect his authority as captain, but his man has grossly overstepped his bounds
Anonymous
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>>5905837 >>Continue arguing with the man backing off that easy? no
Anonymous
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>>5905837 >>Continue arguing with the man. Anonymous
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>>5905837 >Continue arguing with the man. No, you moron, We will not. You will abide by my authority against the wicked or you will join them.
Anonymous
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>>5905837 >Continue arguing with the man > You do not have any authority here to commit acts of violence on my ship!” I am not committing violence, I am searching for chaos. Do you wish to Harbor enemies on your own ship?
Anonymous
>>5905837 >Continue arguing with the man "Captain, this man has already seen fit to attempt seizing my property, a Bretonnian noble's property. I have grounds for suspicion that this is not his first attempt and am prosecuting the investigation."
Anonymous
>>5906517 >support >He besmirched my honor and the honor of all the knights and lords of this city. And everyone that has signed our writ. "“We are investigating for any signs of Chaos.” Lucian said straightly as he stared down the man, “Are you going to stay in my way?”
“B-but are you?” He smiled as he spoke those words, “Your eyes, they are mutant.”
That was a horrible insult. So horrible that Lucian could not even call himself offended by hearing it. Lucian knew the man was hiding something now, nearly guaranteed, for he clearly was not doing so because he feared Chaos. It would have been like those sailors earlier, their fear written upon their face."
By calling us mutant. We have the RIGHT to defend our honor. Regardless of where we are.
"Just like you are the captain of your ship. I am the captain of my honor. Would you deny me my right? Would I then be forced to deny you yours?" You muse out loud rhetorically.
Anonymous
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>>5906735 He even besmirched the captains honor by implying hes a mutant lover. And consorts with chaos.
Anonymous
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>>5904734 same
>>5905837 >Continue arguing with the man >>5906517 >>5906735 support, if the captain tries again with this is my ship, we can remind him that chaos doesn't not care of that and acts when it wants it.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5905837 >Continue arguing with the man. There are many sailors in this world, if this captain thinks that hurting the honor of a Bretonnian nobleman could somehow end well. Them maybe he's not the best choice to take us north.
Anonymous
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>>5906735 Good points but I expect the Captain will not allow the witch hunt or the redress of honour. In this way we bring another charge of attempted theft that we prevented earlier through force.
Machine QM
Looks like we are going to be arguing a lot with this man. This will be fun. I am already having flashbacks to building Clanrats.
Machine QM
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>>5907065 Hehe, forgot the image
Machine QM
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Lucian felt his anger simmer of the surface. It was not a strong anger, not one that would awaken the rune that was placed upon his breast but the kind of anger from someone who was slighted. He was simply brushed off the wrong way, a common thought against someone who clearly was in the wrong.
Machine QM
The bowels of the ship became heated quickly as the crowd that was forming became agitated. Even the Bretonnians, each of whom were thoroughly bred to fear the Nobility, became almost willful as they heard such a clear accusation. >Take the chance to disengage >Lets shatter this vessel
Anonymous
>>5907124 >Lets hijack this vessel. Enough games. We will do what we must and if the Captain stands in our way then so be it.
Anonymous
>>5907124 >>5907125 Actually think
>Ignore the Captain Is a more correct prompt for what I want.
Anonymous
>>5907124 >>Ignore the Captain Anonymous
>>5907124 >IGnre the captain I dolik e this one
Anonymous
>>5907124 >Lets shatter this vessel Anonymous
>>5907124 >Time to purge anyone who would stop a priest of the death God. We will find enough gold on this vessel to hire sailors. Or blessed people wanting be our followers. Don't we still have the writ of inquistor? I believe we were just told to tell the Duke before we did it in his lands if I remember correctly. Time fully investigate and then hang the chaos lovers. We shall detain any man or woman who would stop our investigation and investigate them too.
Anonymous
>>5907124 >Ignore the Captain. You dont get to flee gummy man and we will kill those who defend you
Anonymous
A thought occurs. Is he trying to goad us into a slaughter, from which we will be stranded in the middle of the sea?
Anonymous
>>5907124 >Ignore the Captain >"This is your vessel captain, but the gods are above us. I will do what i have to do for the gods regardless of you or your men choices, do not be in my way this is my last warning." >Knock down people or wound them up if they attack us. Unfortunately for them the armored fists of a demigod trained and experienced in war and combat, hurts a metric ton and sailor clothing do not help. They shall meet the ground and gasp for air there. Also Tyny can probably put to sleep a lot of them or use other spells that aren't super destructive, he is probably ready to do something for the chaos little shit. Mortals shouldn't be killed even if they don't understand a basic, like : don't walk in the way of Morr Chosen. Of course for knocking down people, has in : anyone that isn't chaos shits or that doesn't want to kill us for nothing ..... . Anyone else gets the scythe tornado murder blender, especially that little rat that is escaping. I think cutting his legs should help :) in that regard.
>>5907385 No, we had exchanged for his sign on the writ for Tyny and Bok (we have Count Remon sign, Duke Guion sign and the Dwarven King that wasn't given a name).
And what you are talking about was only for the duke Guion of Bastonne, in his lands not anywhere else.
Anonymous
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>>5907520 very possible that seems the angle here, i think he has something in the ship storage/his room to use, which is way his legs are the first to go. Maybe a chaos sea monster is coming too or a ship full of n*rscans and chaos warriors.
Morr might make a call to Mannan if needed, i doubt he likes the idea of us stopped on a ship.
Machine QM
>>5907128 Are you all sure about this? Doing so risks the lives of innocents.
Anonymous
>>5907124 >Reply "Captain, you have your oaths that you are bound by and your authority you are due for them. I have my own oaths to Morr and the Lady and the authority that entails to stop the undead and Chaos in whatever form presented. You will not stop this and you bring me to conflict in attempting to."
>Then ignore the Captain Anonymous
>>5907548 I'm sure this is less about Chaos and more about the guy slighting a noble. We're looking for any excuse that fits in-character, reasonable or not.
Meanwhile Tyny is in the room with his sight the entire time. What does he say?
Anonymous
>>5907548 Honestly with the way of how you written the scene, it seems many want to die for that other sailor and if the situation is left like this it will develop in something worse (like the chaos dude enacting something foul and convincing the rest of the crew which seems very easy by this reaction), then for negligence Lucian & co that could have prevented something, would have done 0, nada, nothing.... because a ship captain said so. Picture this : holy warrior told by an officer "n-no !" for check the barracks of his men (plus bottle thrown). If Lucian was a sigmarite warrior priest, the head of this guy would be already outside flying.
Neither captain or sailors seem to care about the very heavily armored holy dark knight opinion, that was minding his own business for several days and not interacting with them until now. Which is tremendously and recklessly stupid in warhammer.
I would be open to not follow in to this, but it doesn't look like its a good choice for the current desire to attack us displayed, the fact they call us openly mutant (us a knight and chosen of Morr), the fact they don't really care of what we said or of us (heavy armored dark knight, pitch black armor), and how the chaos dude seem to know nothing can happen to him in the immediate and afterwards too.
>>5907559 >I'm sure this is less about Chaos and more about the guy slighting a noble. We're looking for any excuse that fits in-character, reasonable or not. No this is about chaos. This sailor has been acting too suspicious and when we where minding our business searching, this sailor started it again.
The fact that another sailor throwed a bottle, is just a plus but this sailor smells. Who the fuck comes bothering mr holy dark knight ? No one beside this strange and slimy dude
Anonymous
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>>5907548 Honestly, yes.
The crew is turning hostile and they have already thrown a bottle at us. I'd like to spare the Bretonnians, but we only need about half of them to pilot the ship.
Remember what you told us, threads ago?
>When in doubt, listen to what people say. Even peasants know when it is acceptable to badtalk a noble who has lost his honour. We need to recitfy this before their "talk" becomes action.
Anonymous
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>>5905057 Actually a good amount of people understood it was an aesthetic blessing by Morr, and voted for other colors or aesthetics blessings. Which made sense since Morr further empowered Lucian with divine power at that time.
I remember the ones that voted green did so for liking the color or for lucian green part of his symbol, the others thought about the warpstone that we had seen fighting skavens before, and people associated the color.
Machine QM
>>5907571 They don't really care about his opinion because he has glowing eyes and shows it proudly. They also came in when you fellows started the interrogation on someone who actually has a head on those shoulders.
So the question becomes, are you too proud to back down, breaking your Oath to respect the peasants, or come back to it when emotions die down.
Anonymous
>>5907578 oh this breaks our oath. Fuck sake.
>>5907405 >Change it to disengage. This will not be forgotten, tiny man.
Anonymous
SO EVERYONE GETS THE MEMO.>OATH BREAKING
Anonymous
>>5907578 >glowing eyes and shows it proudly. i would agree if it was a common man, but... this is getting nowhere. i don't think you understand our position and just accepting insults and a bottle like this is not normal in warhammer. Man that oath is bad, did it include even doing nothing if they attack us ?
>>5907124 >Take the chance to disengage >>5907534 switch from my vote here. really don't like this but i am not breaking an oath. Keep our guard high and i guess do nothing beside waiting in our room armed and armored. The ship is getting chaos'd and we will murder blend it in a few weeks.
Machine QM
>>5907581 Against maybe that one guy, but once the slaughter starts the sailors protect their own. I'll write it in that the Captain can have whoever threw the bottle lashed if you all want.
Anonymous
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>>5907583 Keel hauled preferred, but so long as Punishment is meted out. Better their justice than our scythe.
Anonymous
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>>5907583 idk if nothing happens then they can do whatever with us. Which i am expecting to happen regardless with their stupidity
Anonymous
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>>5907578 How is this Oath breaking? Our problem is with the shitstirrer, if the others intervene and try to fight us on his behalf than that's their bloody decision. Respect to peasants isn't to let them do whatever they want.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5907578 QM what is the limit of our oath? Do we have to respect the peasants no matter what they do? With all due respect, tell me a Knight of the Realm who would tolerate this individual's audacity.
Not to mention that as other anons have already said, this level of audacity is not normal, "but the eyes show that we are a mutant." And our armor demonstrates the will of the gods, if these sailors in their right mind wish to try their luck in the afterlife, so be it.
Not to mention that we can fight these sailors without killing them, when they are all tied up and properly educated on the reasons for not provoking the noblewoman, we will resolve everything peacefully.
Anonymous
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>>5907621 >Not provoking the noblewoman BY THE WILL OF GRIMGAR, I WIELD THE FURIOUS HANDBAG!
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5907124 >Ignore the Captain. These sailors will rudely discover why peasant revolts don't exist in this part of the world.
Machine QM
>>5907621 If they are a force of Chaos they're fair game. If they attack you they're fair game.
the issue here is not only will you be killing a bunch of sailors who see themselves as defending their vessel and you will inadvertantly kill the truly innocent who had nothing to do with it as the vessel essentially becomes unsailable.
Anonymous
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>>5907623 Peasants arent worth breaking our Oaths over CE.
Anonymous
>>5907632 > If they attack you they're fair game. > the issue here is not only will you be killing a bunch of sailors who see themselves as defending their vessel These two contradict each other.
Also nobody here is advocating for a rampage. It's to keep interrogating the shitstirrer and if anybody tries to stop us then use escalating force.
I doubt anybody will be so willing to do so after the first guy gets gut punched by the demi god.
Anonymous
>>5907634 read the rest of the sentence. By removing the bastards here, the ship will become unsailable due to the lack of manpower.
Killing them, if we don't fix this shit quickly and get to land.
Anonymous
>>5907681 If that's the problem than the "who see themselves as defending their vessel" is irrelevant. It would also open up a whole can of worms of us having "killed" numerous innocents indirectly by killing any bastard who is comitting evil deeds but has innocent lives depending on him
We also will not be killing anybody. Like I said, the sailors won't be suicidal enough to attack the demi god.
Anonymous
>>5907686 >support this line of thinking. Anonymous
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>>5907695 Also if they are inadvertently working for chaos because they let chaos sway them with honeyed words. They are technically helping chaos. And like other's have said we work for the God's. We aren't bound by mortal standards. The path to hell is paved with good intentions. Doesn't matter if they think they are good if they are actually doing the work of evil and chaos. And our standing should be beyond the reproach of peasants to question. Especially if they dishonor us. Especially purposely we are the Black Knight our deeds should be well known. Even here. And we were the colors of Morr and are clearly blessed by him.
Anonymous
>>5907681 We have not left the docks yet. We could still get more sailor's. I bet we could get disciples of Morr to volunteer on our most holy mission.
Anonymous
>>5907695 >Ignore the captain continue our investigation. If anyone uses force against us. We use it back. If they don't attack us they have nothing to fear unless they get found as a chaos supporter. Self defense dictates that they're the aggressor. And we have the right to defend ourselves. Plus the dude has no evidence that we are a mutant or a member of Chaos. We have not acted in any way to give that perception. So I'd say the onus is on the the accuser. Otherwise it's a defamatory statement of a GRAIL seeking knight. Blessed by morr seeking out to destroy evil and chaos. And our writ from the dukes and king of the dwarves. Would then defame their honor too for giving a mutant or member of Chaos the writ. It's not just our honor they are calling into question but a ton of other very honorable and high standing lords and knights.
Anonymous
>>5907706 ??????
Holy shit really? I must have misread, I thought we were on voyage and passing the time. Fuck THESE people. Only issue now would be getting a ship once these bastards natter on us to the guild of sailors or whatever.
But we can pull our punches and only break a few bones with people who try their fucking luck.
>>5907710 Lets not kid ourselves anon, our eyes freaking glow. That's all you need for these retards who are not at all interested in the truth and a specific fuck is trying to rile his friends up so we either let him go or have to instigate violence.
We are evidently unnatural and that's being leveraged.
Machine QM
>>5907686 To put it simply, at this point, they are. Also they do not know who Lucian is, the fact he can kill everyone on this ship does not cross their minds. At this point the men would want to tie Lucian to a post on the ship and throw eggs at him.
Do not think this is a rational situation. It's not.
Anonymous
>>5907716 Really? The sailors would continue to attack Lucian after he punches one of them across the room? If they do then they really deserve it and we're not breaking our oath.
Machine QM
>>5907712 He's wrong, you are on open sea.
Anonymous
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>>5907722 Again, we'll continue to interrogate the twat and if they want to stop us then that's their problem.
Machine QM
>>5907722 Enough guns tend to take down even the Champions of Chaos.
Anonymous
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>>5907727 With big guns sure but whatever pistols these lads have? Lmao. This still doesn't break our Oath anyway
Anonymous
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>>5907724 Yeah, Thought so.
Still, wish to say fuck these people, but restraining myself.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5907727 Boss, how about this: the fight will inevitably occur but it doesn't have to be a bloodbath.
We and any of our allies who join the fight will use non-lethal methods, after all their captain himself is obviously not a suicidal madman. And because we are going to "hold back", the fight would be much more difficult than normal.
Obviously the result would be your judgment. If the dice rolls a critical failure I would accept that the oath was broken, and that we just murdered an innocent person. But if we succeed we will have to take care of several injured and bad-tempered sailors afterwards.
Of course you want boss, this is a possible solution to this impasse.
I'm sorry but I don't see a noble, especially one from Bretonnia, letting a situation like this happen without any retaliation. Even within the history itself so far doesn't allow our favorite mutant to accept this humiliation. Please compare this to the situation when we executed that peasant who refused to obey our orders, when we were organizing them for war. In our little Lu's head, would there be any real difference? He's just another ignorant peasant getting in the way of our duty.
Machine QM
>>5907750 The problem is two fold:
1. People want to ignore the Captain. Let alone Lucian's mutations, the crew will not stand someone disobeying the Captain of the vessel.
2. Many of these men from the Empire and Marienburg. Marienburg to my memory is a fiercely soverign and won't accept being under another's thumb easily. Imperials are similar.
I get what you guys are saying, but the Captain has given this order to everyone. While you are right a normal Nobleman would not accept this, you are on a foreign vessel who does not recognize Nobleman as natural tyrants. The Imperials will fight you, and as Lucian cannot be brought down Non-Lethally they will bring out the guns.
You guys got played and the situation sucks. Either accept that you've been played or pray for forgiveness later. You are not getting out of it on a technicality.
Anonymous
>>5907757 We're not getting out of anything on a technicality. No part of ignoring the captain of defending ourselves breaks our oath.
Beep boop
>>5907774 “I hereby swear, under the guise of the Lady and the Grail, that I shall show first penance for deeds committed against both my senses and blood. I shall not mistreat a lesser man upon my journey and each shall have the respect that they are due.” Lucian announced as he continued to cow his features to the statue, “Such shall be my Oath of Penance.”
The Knight took in a deep breath as he spoke his next words, “I hereby swear to Lay Low the Tyrants who are living within the Lands of Albion. Three great beasts shall I slay in those lands, and in doing so endear the people of those lands to Bretonnia.”
They aren't respecting us.
So I'll add to my argument that we declare who we are. And if they continue to not respect us as is our due for being a priest of Morr.
We aren't mistreating peasants if they're attacking us. Especially if they get guns which are lethal means of killing us. It would actually be a crime on their part. Priests of Morr are protected by law are they not? I would say them ignoring us and not respecting us. To the point of allowing someone to call us mutant while we carry Morr's colors.
>Make sure the captain understands who we are. And what we're doing. Then if they try to attack us... There is no way we are mistreating them. If a peasant asked us to not stop their arterial bleeding we would not be able to comply. We would stop the bleeding. Doing what they asked would be mistreatment. If there's chaos on board they're all in danger including us. Us not doing anything would be mistreatment. Since it was in our power to help them. And I don't think a captain counts as a peasant. Isn't he closer to a knight or lesser lord. So he might count as a tyrant in this situation since he's stopping a priest of Morr from fighting chaos and protecting everyone.
Machine QM
>>5907807 >each shall have the respect they are due. -_-
Anonymous
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>>5907825 And if they attack us then the respect that they are due is zero.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5907757 Boss I don't want to take up more of your time than necessary so I just want to know just this, most of the crew that is against us come from Marienburg?
,The part of the empire that declared independence?
The state that is a merchant republic that exterminated its old nobles?
That it was the target of several invasions from the kingdom of Bretonnia?
Because if so they would not be classified as peasants, after all they rebelled against their feudal lords. They are literally rebels without the protection of our laws and customs, we have no legal obligation to them.
Machine QM
Anonymous
>>5907831 Nope.
Firstly they are independent citizens of a different country. Their soverign status doesnt actually matter.
They are not nobles and they are below us on the social hierarchy. They are peasants as according to bretonnian custom and our intended oath. "We wont mistreat the none nobility".
As has been said before, suck it up or pray later. I'd prefer we suck it up and have the little fuckers handled by the captain so we can not break our divinely watched oath and still deal with what happens.
Anonymous
>>5907916 Actually fuck me, the oath is even broader.
"Lesser men". This cocksucker definitely qualifies.
But way it is looking is that it is too late to turn back now, most voters arent changing.
Anonymous
>>5907920 We're not changing because it doesn't break the oath and no amount of "-_-" QM posts will change that. He can still use QM fiat but if he does so, it will be a complete asspull to make an oath relevant in a situation that it isn't.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5907916 My brother in Sigmar we are not talking about a nation on the other side of the world, we are talking about an old enemy on the edge of our nation with many wars in the past. Not even the Lady will find us at fault if they shoot first.
After all, it wasn't our scythe that killed them, but their arrogance.
Anonymous
>>5907926 Asspull "paladin falls" it shall be, but that doesnt change the fact that it is occuring. As is evident that we are not changing his mind.
Whats your rebuttal to that? The options being stand there and take the consequences for a broken oath, or avoid the hit.
>>5907937 Fiat says that she will.
And again, it is irrelevant these peasants social situation or contention of rebellion because A] they are not bretonnian anyway so their status as rebel or not is indistinct from being a soverign band and B] even if we did give a shit about them being rebels or not, they are indisputably lesser men and should be afforded notice. The captain of the ship is ordering peace, as is his right. As of current we have one confirmed target for war and one suspected one. The rest we cannot touch till they get ornery
Anonymous
>>5907954 >Whats your rebuttal to that? Stop playing this quest. If the QM can break his own rules for the sake of railroading us into a binary decision then this isn't a quest worth reading.
Anonymous
>>5907958 You may as well hop on then, since I dont imagine Machine gives two shits about said outcome.
That besides, that isnt a move to make, thats a quit. And quitting provides no worthwhile imput on how to proceed.
Anonymous
>>5907961 > That besides, that isnt a move to make, thats a quit. And quitting provides no worthwhile imput on how to proceed. Because there is no other move to make. The points have already been stated and QM simply ignored them and has seemingly clung to this false moral dillemma and there is nothing that I can do about that except leave.
After all, "They can choose to take suggestions from other posters, or not, at their sole discretion."
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5907954 I would like to summarize a small history of this universe to demonstrate a point. You may not know this but the elven nations of this universe are very powerful, and there are few occasions when they show weakness of any type.
One day, in special and rare circumstances, human pirates leaving an Imperial city managed to plunder elven trade ships. In retaliation, the elves attacked this port city and killed many innocent people. They justified these actions on the basis of the argument that they facilitated the actions of the pirates, which I would like to make very clearly that the pirates were not even in the city anymore.
The name of this city is Marienburg, and their elven gods do not condemn them for doing anything wrong.
Anon, I'll be honest with you Bretonnia is not a perfect nation, far from it. But it didn't go around attacking other nations without a good reason. Why do you think there were so many invasions of this city state? Honestly, I think the biggest difference between them and the chaos cultists is that the cultists are honest in their intentions.
>>5907958 I disagree QM is a talented writer, it's just that this particular situation didn't turn out as well as the others.
Anonymous
>>5907978 >I disagree QM is a talented writer, it's just that this particular situation didn't turn out as well as the others. I didn't say they weren't but they are a bad QM. If they want to disregard the choices of the players for the sake of forcing this false dichotomy then write a book not a quest.
Anonymous
>>5907978 I uhh, didnt know that. And honestly not big on fantasy history that isnt about the sigmar cult, karl franz or the vampire counts.
I know the "secret" about the lady of the lake though.
Anyway while I appreciate the lesson and would appreciate more Lore about elves and Manisberg (because getting it from a person is usually more digestible than wiki trawling) I dont quite see the point.
Is this an argument to convince the Qm or are you saying that that the lady would view our oath as confined to Bretonnia? Or are you saying that they deserve this?
Machine QM
Ignore the Captain
>>5907128 >>5907167 >>5907274 >>5907289 >>5907385 >>5907534 >>5907405 >>5907710 >>5907551 >>5907623 Disengage
>>5907580 >>5907582 Alright these are the votes. For those questioning how this thread went, this is basically the DM going "Are you sure?" Normally I write it up, take a nap, and see what happens. In situations like this one of you usually get smart, realize whats happening, and then I don't need to interact like this and just watch. This time around I took a more active approach since this was an "Are you Sure?" moment.
Luckily with some time to think I can write a better story then everyone gets murdered by the demi-god or the demi-god kills/disables part of the crew and then forces everyone to take him to Albion.
As for my talent as a writer, meh. You guys can insult me but you're just players who can't get the point the DM is trying to make. The situation is "Do you try to keep your vows or your honor" which you have answered. I was afraid of the later option because my plan was not very good.
Well, until now.
Anonymous
>>5908008 >You guys can insult me but you're just players who can't get the point the DM is trying to make. The situation is "Do you try to keep your vows or your honor" which you have answered. I got your point just fine QM, I called it in fact
>>5907965 >>5907979 . It's you who hasn't written the scene to fit with the point you're trying to make.
This whole post of yours reeks of ego investment what with the sassy snipes and such but so be it. There's nothing more to be said since you've made your decision and so I'll take my leave.
Machine QM
Machine QM
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An injury was not something the Knight could abide with. His eyes turned upon the men at the other end, their anger somewhat extinguished as his eyes looked upon them. He searched the crowd, looking for the one who threw the bottle at the Knight.
Machine QM
All the strength that he had for his whole life seemed to ebb away in that moment. It was a strength that had been building for quite some time under his service to numerous masters and the gods themselves. Damned be these mortal men should not be able to bring a Titan of divine wroth down! >The Sick Dwarf >The Wise Lizard >A Besmirched Captain >A gloating fool
Anonymous
>>5908057 >>>>A gloating fool THIS, THIS RIGHT HERE
this was the best option, QM, despite you going "u sure?" finally... in every goddamn quest I see the main character as more perfect than the gods themselves, but this? This is REAL Now from all four of those options, who is the one that will go to Lucian ASAP?
Machine QM
Anonymous
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Fucking idiots.
Beep boop
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>>5908021 Well officially railroaded. Stole our blessings. Smh. Time to go slaughterbot on everyone as an antipaladin and embrace chaos.
Anonymous
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>>5908057 >>A gloating fool Anonymous
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>>5908060 this is bad for me not the best option, i even switched the vote. Lucian was hardly perfect, having some initial good didn't make him perfect. average normal if you want.
Anonymous
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>>5908057 >A Besmirched Captain Interesting direction this all took. I want to know his take.
So by my count we have the following to account for:
-gummy man still trying to grab our stuff on the loose, potentially harbouring who knows what
-crew member throwing the bottle
-crew dogpiling, binding and "slamming" Lucian against the masts. then throwing food at his person
-captain who sees and approves of all this while his men threw a bottle and actually committed violence.
Meanwhile Lucian has been sighted lifting or threatening a guy who then called for help. He then shoved off the Captain who also tried binding Lucian (from Lucian's PoV) and it really isn't clear that Captain was holding his men back. It didn't stop the bottle throwing.
>for the Knight realized that their actions were no longer with malice but the work of organized men. I disagree with this realisation. I think this is organised malice.
That the lady seems to have withdrawn her blessing is her business but it's fair to say now from PoV that she is unworthy if this is what it takes.
Our lizard wizard is unaccounted for in all this and is probably high as shit seeing magick in the air. It's the only explanation considering Tyny is meant to be next to us the -entire- time.
Anonymous
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5908057 >A gloating fool. I only have one desire at this moment, to ensure that no Imperial returns in one piece from this trip to the island. If there's a group of people in this quest that deserve a heavy dose of FOFO, it's these sailors.
>>5907990 Sorry for the delay, my point is that the oldest races in this world are not governed by values remotely similar to ours. An example of this that is very prevalent among elves and dwarves is the concept of guilt by association. For example in this case it doesn't matter if the crew members are the holiest people in the world, at the moment that individual threw the bottle, and the other crew members supported him. They have left the fate of their souls in our hands. Not for our values but for the values of this world, killing them all is a fair act.
And what I want to say about Marienburg is that it is a city of mercenaries, pirates and merchants who change professions between these three frequently. They are famous for many things, being good people is not among these.
Anonymous
>>5908873 Im very much in agreement with that desire.
Annoyed and frustrated that people didnt turn their ass around as soon as the QM went "well I'm not listening, this breaks your oath.' What did any of you think he was going to do?
Also quite annoyed with the QM, "which do you value, your oaths or your honour? Well by choosing honour, you have lost both." Thanks, yeah. That was a worthwhile trade worth exactly fuck all in exhange for getting reamed.
My only amusement is that wherever we go trouble follows, So when the gummy fuck summons a sea monster, it can fuck around for a bit while we enjoy the view.
And I dont want to hear a single solitary shit about any degree of "protection" for these fuckers after this. Being bound was about enough to be justifiable, there is a fucking grudge now.
Morr can have them, if the lady is unwilling.
Even thinking about this stupid fucking set of events is making my blood boil all over again.
Machine QM
Anonymous
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>>5909230 Silence me, ignore me or engage me faggot. Spoilered images ain't saying shit
Machine QM
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There was a good bit of pain as he hung there on the Mast. The sailors saw it fit to throw food at him for roughly a quarter of an hour before going back to their usual duties. If their stopping was because they had quickly become bored of throwing rotting food at him or they had ran out of rotting foodstuff to throw at him. Whatever the case was those moments he had never experienced in his time in Bretonnia.
Machine QM
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“Now then, I wonder what my Lord will think of you?” The fool spoke as he gave a smile, “Perhaps he would like to come out here and give a gander at you. He’s been itching for something fun to do after all.”
Machine QM
“You have done a terrible strike to my honor, your men did.” was the first thing Lucian said as he starred the man down, “Not only did your men manhandle me, but to be tied to this post and be a target with food. Perhaps I should ask the gods to damn thee.” >I shall not make such a vow >Fine, I vow to answer to you for this trip, Captain
Anonymous
>I shall not make a vow.
Anonymous
>>5909271 >I shall not make such a vow We are getting to Albion in one piece, as long as someone gives Lucian some water... and if trouble comes, well...
>Remember this Captain, you will beg me to get off this pole Anonymous
>>5909271 > >Fine, I vow to answer to you for this trip, Captain We need to get him to believe that the man he just dismissed is in the service of some necromancer. He threatened us harm via his “lord” and since he said he might want to get a look at us himself, I assume his lord is hiding below deck.
We also need to realise that even though we thought we were justified in repelling the captain, the gods think differently. We should ask the Lady for another chance so we can get our strength back
Anonymous
>>5909271 >Fine, I vow to answer to you for this trip, Captain >"Calling someone mutant ? And you define me pompous for be offended at that and a bottle thrown at me ? I don't even need your answer for this but you need one for yourself perhaps you forgot what usually happens with those words on land." >"I have barely anything to show a better light on captain, thanks to being constantly blocked, interrupted and ignored. The man you freely allowed to talk above me and insult me, acted suspicious around me the other day and did so again when i went down for investigate. Whatever he did, he no doubt moved it away from there so i have to start again. The man though was here before, and talked about his 'lord' and what he would do to me." >"I do hope you have enough mind to realize until yesterday, i was by weeks exercising and not even once doing anything to your men or interacting with them beside taking food and water. Now where is my equipment or do i have to start suspect the worse ?" a "bad name", mutant in warhammer ? More like dead sentence lmao ! People get publicly brutally murdered and shamed forever when that happens ......... wow :o !
Anonymous
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On one hand... Letting them call us mutant is a bad idea. On the other hand. We lost our strength because of something weird.
Anonymous
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>>5909271 "I will listen, but may not heed your words. Let us speak right here and get to the heart of the matter."
There's going to be in-character skepticism on both sides, and anything else seems disingenuous to either Captain or Lucian.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5909271 Honestly I don't care, if our only option is to act like a 5th Edition D&D paladin then so be it. I just want to forget this whole boat part ever existed.
>Fine, I vow to answer to you for this trip, Captain. Machine QM
Hanged anon (formerly Curious anon)
Hanged anon (formerly Curious anon) ID:voNCQdL/ Thu 01 Feb 2024 00:51:00 No. 5911017 Report Quoted By:
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Lucian gave the man a once over, looking over the man who was dressed in pompous clothing that was clearly marking him as someone greater than the others. He did not care about that, but that the man was still trying to close that damned bridge between the two of them after Lucian breaking his arm.
Machine QM
The fall was not too pleasant, falling onto his face with an impact that shook the wooden foundations of the ship. He gave a small tug at his arms, feeling the limb lift under the sheer weight of the armor. >Take the assistance to start the investigation immediately >Work with the Sailors to build rapport >Wait those couple of days so Lucian can do what he wants.
Anonymous
>>5911049 >Inspect our Scythe first and foremost, then inform Adok. >Take the men Immediately. If I was more well disposed to them, You would build rapport as the best option. But I still want them all to die a stinking death, out of spite by this point.
The news he is a passanger is interesting.
Lacking authority and permission, the investigation is going to be mostly ineffectual, but again, fuck them, fuck you, die to a sea monster.
The crew will also be useful since you can ask them for where they smell dirt and rot.
Anonymous
>>5911049 > Take the assistance to start the investigation immediately Surprise investigation!
Anonymous
>>5911049 >>Work with the Sailors to build rapport Anonymous
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.... Something is fishy.... If it's not chaos, it's Ranald.
Anonymous
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If it's Ranald....He has an aspect of screwing over nobility for being douchebags.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5911049 >Wait those couple of days so Lucian can do what he wants. This is the perfect response, our enemy depends on us acting so that he can take advantage of the situation. Furthermore, it may not seem like it but we are not alone on this journey, our companions can find the enemy for us.
When everything goes to hell and the screams start, we will be able to act in our strength. Which is to kill the monster without the moral ambiguities that repress us at the moment.
Besides, I want to know what happened to them, none of them even showing up in the fight and that makes me worried.
Anonymous
>>5911629 Adok is disabled by motion sickness.
The Lizard saw the clusterfuck and elected to do damage control.
the big bastard is too big to be a bastard on the ship without breaking it.
The "fight" lasted a minute, at most. It's not hard to see.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5911756 Very good so they can do our work at least once without any problems. Lucian can finally catch a break.
Anonymous
>>5911049 >Wait those couple of days so Lucian can do what he wants. Machine QM
Start the investigation immediately
>>5911100 >>5911317 Build Rapport
>>5911542 Wait a few days
>>5911629 >>5911871 Can I get a die breaker in here? Like really soon I don't have much time to write.
Anonymous
>>5912041 >Switch from investagtion to wait for a few days I'm ftg
Anonymous
>>5912041 >Switch from wait for a few days to investagtion I'm ftg
Anonymous
Voting for >Loiter
Machine QM
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Sadly no update today, but I'll make tomorrow's a long one.
Machine QM
Machine QM
In the end Lucian decided to simply wait out the tempers and humors of the sailors. Indeed he did not really like these people, their temperment not being to his ideal of a Bretonnian bred where they were to always pay him some heed. So it was probably best that he stay away from them for the time, for it was his own humors that were imbalanced as well as theirs.
Machine QM
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Lucian made his way towards the bowels of the ship first and foremost, a crowbar within his hands. On his back was the blessed Scythe of Ruin, the Knight hesitant to fully wield the weapon as his blessings from the Gods were fickle. Strength had returned, but he was no herculean juggernaut of war as he once before. If he was not at his peak, would he be able to bear two runes?
Machine QM
They continued to work more and more, the group checking each and every box they could. Wool, clothes, spices, and even some tobacco were all among the things that they found working together. Lucian could see the light from the sun slowly dimming as it approached the horizon. >Run to Tee-Nee-Tyny >Find that fucker >Ask the sailors where dirt can be found
Anonymous
>>5913531 >Do nothing If the gods so favored these children, let them protect
Anonymous
>>5913531 >>Run to Tee-Nee-Tyny Gather our group and tell the men to get the captain and meet us in our cabin. We need swift action but we can't afford to leave the captain in the dark.
Anonymous
>>5913568 There's a time for spite, and then there's the time for Killing Undead.
I wanted a sea monster for exactly this reason.
>>5913531 >Ask the sailors where dirt can be found >Tell the other one to tell that captain that there's a vampire on this ship. Anonymous
>Ask the sailors where dirt can be found >Tell the other one to tell that captain that there's a vampire on this ship
Anonymous
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>>5913852 No it isn't, yes we did, No we haven't and yes we are.
here's hoping a few die to dracula
Anonymous
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>>5913526 >why the Gods had cursed him so mohercker you got de-blessed
Anonymous
>>5913531 So this ¿necromancer? waited for Lucian to be disabled to make his move and whatever was insi- A VAMPIRE??????? SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT
I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT TO CHOOSE
>RUN TO TININI Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5913531 >Find that fucker. The gecko will appear eventually, what matters now is that we learn that all human life is sacred regardless of the actions of that life. And that we will only be useful again when the leech on the boat dies.
>>5913568 This reminds me that Karl Franz himself feels sorry for the innocents killed by the inquisition but he knows it is necessary evil to prevent a greater tragedy.
Every sailor killed in this fight can be put on Mrs. Epstein's account. If she simply accepted that some sailor would have their bones broken, all of they would all make it to Albion. But now these deaths are no longer our fault.
Machine QM
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Find the Fucker
>>5913840 >>5914024 - The lesson is, 'Don't break or play around your Oaths'. If people die they die. Gods only cared that you failed to uphold the vows. >>5913852 Find the Skink
>>5913574 >>5913931 Do nothing
Breaking all the Oaths apparently this week >>5913568 Machine QM
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>Every sailor killed in this fight can be put on Mrs. Epstein's account.
Machine QM
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Lucian felt his heart racing as he grabbed one of the men with the swiftness of a seasoned interrogator. There was sudden terror there, the man not comprehending what was happening to him as Lucian began barking in his face, “Is there dirt here? Any place where there could be dirt!?”
Machine QM
Lucian snapped out of it quickly for he had to. There was not another moment lost as he took the wood that was being held within his hands and attempted to drive it into the chest of the Vampire! He had summoned all the strength he could bear, that he was still blessed with, and prayers that more could be given for him to strike at this fatal moment she was most vulnerable! >Bare the weapon against her >Let her go.
Anonymous
>>5914402 You are correct, I scorn them, I detest them for the wound they've done me. But guess what you fucking bitch, I revere Morr and hate you More.
>Bare the weapon. I swear, a sea monster would have been so much easier to sit out.
Anonymous
>>5914402 >let her go >can your gods give me strength? Time to convert to chaos
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>>5914402 Also, Lucien, Man the fuck up.
Since when has our inability and Weakness held us back from the fight? Morr calls when he calls, And you're either dead later when you use the scythe to survive or dead now when you can't use it.
Shake off the woman's aura and Kill this bitch.
Anonymous
>>5914545 >>vampires >>gods ¿¿??
>>BARE THEM WEAPONS We are in such a deep place... one misplaced swing and the ship sinks...
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5914402 >>Bare the weapon against her Even if Lucian were stark naked, it would be inconceivable to let her go.
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5914402 >Let her go It's time to let go.
Anonymous
>>5914402 >Bare the weapon. We promised ourselves to kill this bitch, I'd die before letting her get away again.
Anonymous
>>5914402 >Bare the weapon against her There is no way we can let her go, it is vengeance time
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>>5914925 I mean, bitch yes, but this bitch in particular¿? dunno
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5914402 >Bare the weapon against her. They soiled my honor, but you destroyed my life. There is no God, demon or entity that will save you from my blade on this day.
Finally! It's time to show the beauty of Morr's plans, let everything that fell stay on the ground.
Machine QM
Machine QM
You know what. rolls, Bo3
Anonymous
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Rolled 11 (1d100) >>5915837 We join Morr.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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Rolled 44 (1d100) >>5915837 Anonymous
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Rolled 89 (1d100) >>5915837 Very well. I will save you.
Machine QM
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Lucian looked at her with a glare, his eyes sharpening as he did so. It was a steady growing of will as he began to remember everything that was to happen. All the pains and troubles that she had caused him from the moment she slaughtered his people.
Machine QM
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Against Lucian’s opening strike the Vampire had thrown up a parry. The woman trying to leverage her immense strength against the man so that she could simply overwhelm and rip out his neck. What she did not expect through was the moment their weapons connected, that the Scythe seemingly sparked with a burst of lighting that sent her across the deck.
Machine QM
The top deck was alive with mayhem as Lucian arrived. He could see her laughed as half a dozen of the men were attacking her only to be killed with strikes to either the necks or the hearts. Hardly believing it Lucian could see them all, each kill stroke that took the life of a sailor so greedily. She was a siren of death who reigned in the confusion that she was causing. Lucian saw with a flick of her wrist as three of the sailors halted, each of them grabbing their chests as purple-green light escaped their mouth and eyes. >Charge at her, all the might that could be borne >Try and taunt her, taint her into making a mistake >Focus on buying time till support arrives.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5916044 >Charge at her, all the might that could be borne. No tricks, no delays, this is the time. For everything we've been through, everything we've faced, this bloodsucking bitch is going to die today.
This was and still is our first oath. This monster will be torn apart and thrown into the sea, even if it costs us our lives. May Morr guide our blade.
Anonymous
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>>5916044 >"Stay back you foolish bastards and Hinder me no further, She is MINE!" >Charge her 6 down? Good start bitch but you've a lot more to do before we're done.
Anonymous
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>>5916044 >>Charge at her, all the might that could be borne The more this fight goes on, the more Lucian will be fatiged and the more zombies will rise!!!
Anonymous
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>>5916044 >Charge at her, all the might that could be borne Slay all day
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>>5916044 >Focus on buying time till support arrives. Anonymous
>>5916044 >Charge at her, all the might that could be borne "This is a vampire, and this is my fight, sailors !"
"IN MORR NAME, IS TIME TO DIE UNDEAD SCUM !"
Cut her, slice her in a millions pieces. She dies today and hell, you know what ? Last thing she will see is the ass of Truffles, then crush her head and throw it in the sea.
Anonymous
>>5916416 Ive been contemplating a few things to taunt her next turn.
Like "still scared of an Ass?" Or "Two years ago I slew your wolves, Now I shall slay their Bitch." Or finally "You told me I was the first of the Lowborn to face you of their own will, am I also the first of the Lowborn to send a von Carstien fleeing?"
I want to use the "lord" thing that the servant said in an insult, but nothing comes to me.
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>>5916491 damn those are pretty good, i will support them next vote if shes still up and running
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5916491 Good job, those insults would definitely make the leech focus on us.
Anonymous
why we hm, asuming it's the same vampire? just saying
Anonymous
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>>5916791 Because it is stated to be the same one, It uses the same reference picture, Lucien recognises it as the same one and acts as such.
It is not an assumption.
If this female mage vampire with stone skin is not the same female mage vampire woth stone skin from 2 years ago, it is because the QM is lying to us. Which honestly I dont put it past him, but see no valid reason to assume he is.
Machine QM
>>5916791 Because it is
ROLLS, Bo3
Anonymous
Rolled 42 (1d100) >>5917114 First for vussy.
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Rolled 49 (1d100) >>5917114 For morr
Chivalry.Enjoyer
Rolled 100 (1d100) >>5917114 Machine QM
Anonymous
Machine QM
>>5917199 Alright, honestly on a technical this 100 does not count. If enough of you are willing to accept a critical failure we can move forward with it, but I'll just be making things just that little bit worse.
Anonymous
>>5917224 He rolled it. Count it.
Machine QM
>>5917232 Yeah buts its best of 3, thats the worst of three.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5917233 The phrase literally is the "best of three" this 100 is not the best of three.
Anonymous
>>5917224 If it doesnt count. . Then, we still take 42? Ill be homest chief I'm not seeing the issue.
Sure I'm Glad to get another chance at a better roll, in which case, hey Chivalry, Roll again.
But I dont understand why this 100 doesnt count, since you could ignore it if it is best of three without a hold up.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
Rolled 4 (1d100) I'm just rolling the dice out of curiosity, ignore me.
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>>5917244 Id prefer if we didnt, but hey ho. Such is life.
Machine QM
>>5917240 >>5917242 Read the rules:
>The aim for rolls is low. A 100 is a critical failure. So, you guys want that to be the chosen roll?
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5917244 Of course NOW, the good number comes out.
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>>5917248 We get that we want the low number.
What we dont understand is why you are telling us this? Is it an offer to roll again?
Like hell, I'd greatly prefer the 4 or 42. But if criticals override then they overide.
If they don't, then we still get the 42 anyway.
You know what, Im overthinking this.
>NO QM, PLEASE USE >>5917119 OR >>5917244 Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5917248 I don't want to, what I want is to accept what I rolled now as a reroll. Like a blessing of Morr that can happen once per fight, but the rules are the rules, do what you think is right QM.
Machine QM
>>5917252 I try to make a joke but writing while writing does not work it seems.
Anonymous
>>5917233 >>5917248 >>5917253 A critical supersedes normal rolls, regardless if it is good or bad.
Anonymous
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>>5917259 His joke is that if it was truly best of 3, he shouldnt take the 100.
Machine QM
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Witnessing the blood of murder of his fellow man, even those he hated, gave Lucian a burning heart of anger and rage as he witnessed it. The burning of Grimnir’s fire seared his flesh as he advanced forward with the scythe bear in his hand. He shouted at the top of his lungs as he advanced towards her with an anger that was threatening to cloud his entire mind, “IN MORR’S NAME, IT IS TIME TO DIE VAMPIRE SCUM!”
Machine QM
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“So you run from me, so unvaliant.” She said as she took the weapon and licked it, “Look at all the ruin you have caused Knight. In trying to save these people you have damned your journey.”
Machine QM
“DAMN YOU ALL!” Yelled the Vampire as she rose from her impact and stretched a hand towards the Kroxigor. Lucian watched as Bok shuttered with purple energies that were so violent that he could see the odd skeleton of the monster. Then he saw as the magic seemed to string back towards the Vampire. >Go for the Vampire >Save your Friends
Anonymous
>>5917286 >Save our friends. Weakened as we are, We are not likely to get the hit we need. We will get her next time.
Glad she remembers us. Very Glad Mann elected this option.
Come on Adok, Come on Teeny and Bok and truffles too. Lets leave them to their fates.
Lets hear how this upsets Morr who's only command is kill undead and respect the dead.
Anonymous
>>5917286 >Save your Friends Anonymous
>>5917286 >>Go for the Vampire This is when we lose it all, blinded....
Anonymous
>>5917286 >Save your Friends I am fairly sure Manann doesn't act like a dick toward other benevolent gods, so i will simply consider this Lucian being an average Brettonian noble (lack of knowledge), because that thing created in AI looks like something out of the Sea of Claws and hyper chaos infested. Not exactly what a poseidon-like deity would want has a divine servant, to be frank.
The vampire is still here so unless she can shoot herself out of the ship like a ballistic missile, or has some teleportation mc guffin, she isn't going anywhere.
From now on best to stay clear from retards, has a golden rule for us.
Or better yet, no more searching on your own and we just say to the main leader guy that we have to talk with, in the occasion of that time, of what we can do. Want our help, good. Don't want our help, we will do something else that helps people. Simple, doesn't create issues for anyone, we do our job and if bad shit happens wasn't our fault since there was a clear refusal and desire of inaction. Who would have thought turning down the help of a holy warrior wasn't very smart. I am very much not interested in this happening again, has it has completely block Lucian growth for me and i lost some of the interest for the quest. Despite my investment from first thread.
I wonder whats the captain doing right now, a classical sleepy head. Will his jaw hit the deck when he sees a chaos monster and a vampire ? Either way killing this chaos beast and saving everyone should be enough to restore our demigod status, its a terrific creature.
Anonymous
>>5917788 I dont think the sea monster counts as a great beast of Avalon.
It might, we don't know if it causes issues for fishing ships or whatever, but given our location and the creature being a servant of manann, I doubt it.
Regarding retards. Requiring their express permission to investigate seems like it is going to damage our efforts in the long term, which shouldnt be abided in the hunt for the undead.
Allowing the necromancers and vampires to kill people before we step in is just aiding our enemy. Even if the "told you so" is worth a lot.
Anonymous
>>5917286 >Go for the Vampire Anonymous
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>>5917902 I didn't say Albion.
I meant right now, the gods have took away our blessings. Killing this beast and saving the crew and our companions should be proof enough for regaining them.
Nah is best if we ask, i really don't want to be forced to do violence with mortals and i don't want to see this issue again. It wastes our time, and we don't want their blood on our hands. Especially with powerful people, but we have also to consider common people due to our oath.
If they listen is better for everyone, if they can't it was best like this. We can consider it a punishment of the gods for them, for their hubris.
I am pretty sure we need to let the vampire walk out of here for today, because otherwise we risk to lose our important companions that have been with us for quite a bit. Losing them would just harm us for no reason and so far we didn't manage to do much to the vampire, that "might" looks like a lie. I don't see Lucian abandoning his companions and it just seem like a poor decision. This ship travel has been nothing but bad from the start.
Anonymous
>>5917286 >Go for the Vampire Yeah. "Go" for the Vamprie.
Anonymous
>>5917788 >>5917425 That's true, the vampire is not getting away... do they float?
Changing from
>Vampire to
>Friends @QM
:)
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5917286 >Save your Friends. They just saved Lucian live, I think that even blinded by hatred he wouldn't ignore them.
Anonymous
>>5917286 >Save your Friends Machine QM
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Friends
>>5917295 >>5917415 >>5917788 >>5918114 >>5918156 >>5918402 Vampire
>>5917938 >>5918037 Alright, I think I have an idea on how to write this to go with the three monsters. Real spoiler;
Three monsters, three deeds that will restore Lucian's honor to the gods. At the end, as a new man, shall he ascend. Machine QM
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In the Chaos Lucian looked around himself. So many men and people dying across all forms of travesty. The sailors were being killed by the undead who rose, Lucian witnessing the last stand of the Captain as the man attempted to fight off the undead. He witnessed as Bok with one hand cradled the fallen Tee-Nee-Tyny while also fighting off the giant sea monster with the other hand.
Machine QM
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Each and every step was a trying one for the Knight as he had to carry so much more weight. The power of the gods, however mighty, was stagnating as Lucian felt there was a debate of wills happening above his head. Whatever damnation that Manann allowed had caused Lucian to injure his vows to Morr, yet the Lady of the Lake surely agreed with his decision to maintain the vast majority of his vows and oaths. Grimnir was giving some, but as Lucian ebbed more and more away from the berserk battle his influence was waning greatly.
Machine QM
The Knight had to work fast, his hands gripping one of the tenders and flipping them over. He found himself surprised as another pair of hands were helping him lift the damned thing over. It was the Captain, the man bleeding down the head as he had taken injuries from the fight.
Machine QM
>>5918650 >Beach >Hovel >Forest Anonymous
Anonymous
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>>5918653 >Hovel Someone was kind enough to find us.
Anonymous
Chivalry.Enjoyer
Anonymous
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>>5918650 >Hovel It's either a hag (fey) or a tradwife (even more fantastic
as in, fantasy ). I am willing to risk it.
Anonymous
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He expected to see nothing as the darkness took him. A state of torpor that robbed him of all senses as he was at the mercy of both Manann and Morr. It was something Lucian felt agitated by, for moments ago he had been fighting for his life against the Vampire Von Carstein who had killed everyone he once knew. “He will fulfill his Oath.”
Machine QM
Words that no mortal should have heard passed Lucian quickly, his senses starting to awaken to the point that the everpresent chorus of thirsting, laughing gods and those that cared were deafened. He could feel so much pain now as life was starting to flow towards him. It was a steady stream of pain that was so great that Lucian was unable to really comprehend it. >The high cliffs >The forever beach >The foggy forest
Anonymous
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>>5920754 >>The forever beach We are bound to find something stranded in this beach... the currents took us here, no way something else didn't...
Also ignore the spoilered picture, it has NO RELATION to this post or the quest.
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>>5920754 >The forever beach Manaan you bitch, face us.
Anonymous
>>5920754 >The forever beach Try and find something useful. A weapon preferably two handed for starter, since we aren't good at all with one handed weapons (no not good at all. No, it doesn't mean "but ackually" is mean we suck at it). I doubt we will find our companions, or equipment. The first could be anywhere, the second only the gods will allows us to find it, has trials likely before we kill the three great enemies.
What a pain in the ass, lets not break more oaths because i really don't like returning back to 0 again.
Should start praying more and corporal self punishment after this and hearing the gods giving him a chance, by warhammer standards. Especially since Lucian is religious, zealous even.
I have to say some anons where quite dumb, because they seen two images of the vampire and immediately wanted to kneel. Too bad most of you forgot she promised to kill the shit out of us next time we encountered, so once she recognized us (and later she did) the only offer would be death and then raised has a wight probably.
Anonymous
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>>5920754 >The foggy forest Gotta see the Lady.
>>5921245 I just wanted to force the Vampire to bear our brood.
Machine QM
Wherever he ended up the man could not tell. As he had no sense of direction, no place to go, and none that would be able to guide him, the Knight had to make his way in one of the directions. >Strike at them! >Flee! >Stand his ground!
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5921904 >Stand your ground. >Roar a challenge, the beasts will know their own intimidation rituals. Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5921904 >>Strike at them! "FOR MORR AND THE LADY !"
Attack first, dont act like a beastmen, dont give them time to think and attack attack attack again until they are all dead.
We are alone with shitty clothes, bad bandages and a stick. Beastmens will kill us very quickly if we flee, most of them are often more agile, faster and stronger than men. If they have throwable weapons is a done death for Lucian.
If we give them to think, they look at us for our strength and weakness. They can call more of their kind, they can surround us and so on. So attack now.
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>>5921904 >Strike at them! Anonymous
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>>5922298 Fair.
>changing to Strike them from >>5921985 Anonymous
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>>5921904 >>Stand your ground Not every fight is about total decimation of the enemy... tho chaos spawn is the one thing that has to be killed fully... which is why I want Lucian to stand his ground and see how it goes
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5921904 >Strike at them! Machine QM
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Lucian did not wish to flee, for to flee was a fool’s errand. They would simply run him down and kill him. Not even discounting the fact that no Knight would allow himself to be disrespected by showing his ass to the enemy.
Machine QM
The creature he came across was large, only being larger as the pair of wings were sprouting from its back. Though those wings, however immense, were clearly too small for the body that they were attached to. The main bulk of the monster was a green flesh that was covered in several warts and scars from both battles and disease that the creature had suffered in the past. >Stay back >ATTACK
Anonymous
>>5923001 >KILLL THE ABOMINATION. ONLY MORR CAN TELL US WHEN WE CAN DIE! Anonymous
>>5923001 >Attack. Break the spell of fear, if they can run then we can buy them time
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5923001 >ATTACK FOR MOOOOOOOOORR
Machine QM
>>5923009 >>5923190 >>5923285 >>5923373 Well, time to roll. Lets see how Lucian fights a Beast of Chaos! Bo3, aim low!
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Rolled 50 (1d100) >>5923697 yea
>Wait a while before posting WHAT THE FUCK IS THS HSHT IT'S BEEN TWO HOURS MOOOOOOOOOOOT
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Rolled 91 (1d100) I am so pissy but hey I can post now... the fuckthefuckthefuck... also I simply do not know what QM has in store for us, Lucian power is 2% right now. If this were fear and hunger... but this is a power fantasy!!!!
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Rolled 19 (1d100) >>5923697 Machine QM
He could not stand aside, as a Knight Lucian had vowed to defend the weak in matters like these. If he was to keep his distance, to hold his stick, he would have burnt that part of his honor. >Poke at the eyes >Pull at the tongue >Give it a mighty splinter
Anonymous
>>5923766 >no weight or technique There is genuine need to triple the training on weapons. I don't believe he lost even his experience, certainly lost the favor of the gods (stop breaking oaths it doesn't make the story good). Strange beastmens, a bit stupid since they had a good chance to kill Lucian there.
>Poke at the eyes Overall the stick is worthless, and the conditions of Lucian are approaching a level of imminent death from just walking. The eyes of the Jabb", are a weak point and might be enough of a wound to make it escape. Or not really, this are the kind of beasts to not go away easily even with heavy wounds. They like and want to kill, and have a deep hatred for other creatures. Tongue is not weak at all and in fact its a very strong muscle, fast too. Good way for the creature to bite us. The other option wouldn't work with the hide toughness.
Anonymous
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>>5923766 >Go for the eyes. >>5923969 Our experience isnt gone, We just normally have a blade point on the end. We arent a staff weilder by trade.
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5923766 >Poke at the eyes. If by luck adequate force is used, we will "poke" the creature's brains.
Anonymous
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>>5923766 well now that we saved the people that were being killed is when we run... oh wait, the questing knight vow, fuck...
>Pull at the tongue It's gotta freak out believe that
Machine QM
Anonymous
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Rolled 17 (1d100) >>5924437 Die!
Anonymous
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Rolled 79 (1d100) ogay
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Lucian threw himself to the side as the creature tried to use its massive maw to chew him into pieces. The size of the jaw making it near impossible for the creature to stop, caused him to take a throat full of dirt and gargle it for just a moment.
Machine QM
Feeling the pain in his flesh Lucian watched as something emerged out of the forest. He thought for a moment it was one of those beastmen who he had followed here. The creatures seeing a man at his moment of weakness to take advantage of him. >Let them take him to their village >Demand they take him to a lake >Chase the beast, they shall!
Anonymous
>>5924544 Accept the help of peasants or look for the help of our goddess... right after they saved our life...
>>>Let them REMEMBER we can only be in that village one (1) day or we lose the quest.
Anonymous
>>5924605 Questing Knights get around this by sleeping in different beds, on trees, roofs, barns, just different sleeping spots. Lady allows them.
Gets really annoying once they run out of
Anonymous
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>>5924544 >Let them take us. Anonymous
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>>5924544 >Let them take him to their village Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5924544 >Let them take him to their village. Anonymous
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>>5924613 fuck a different woman every night got it
Machine QM
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Lucian decided it was not wise to fight these people. Their helpful hands were something that he needed at the moment when the pain was becoming this abundant. It was a trial in will just for the Nobleman to stay on his feet when the two took him through the woods.
Machine QM
“Warrior,” The Elder spoke firmly as he rubbed his hand through his grey and red hair, “I want to thank you for saving those children. The Jabbersythe would have had their lives if it was not for your strike against it.” >A Scythe to fight with >Armor to fight in >Audience with someone important
Anonymous
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>>5925413 >>A Scythe to fight with Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5925413 >A Scythe to fight with. We are practically naked.
Anonymous
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>>5925413 >But we crossed it :^) mmm... a scythe means we are Morr's champion and the armor means we are the Lady's nobleman... sorry bruddas, I am playing it neutral this time
>Audience with someone important. We lost the scythe and we lost the armor, yet we didn't lose our lives. Those were either payment to satisfy the lord of the seas (fuck 'em) or it has a meaning that Lucian will only understand if he communes with his patrons
and matron ¿? Machine QM
“A scythe.” Lucian said quickly with little thought in his mind, “My hands are empty without a weapon, and to hold the weapon of my patron would mean that I am defenseless.” >Stay to hold vigil >Lets just track it down >No, we need to find others.
Anonymous
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>No, we need to find others
Anonymous
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>>5926419 >Stay and hold vigil. Three beast to go. Better finish our first job
Anonymous
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>>5926419 >>Stay to hold vigil Anonymous
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>>5926419 >Stay to hold vigil Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5926419 >Stay to hold vigil. No more doing half-hearted work.
Anonymous
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>>5926419 >stay and stand vigil This doesn't violate our Grail oath right?
If it does sorry but gotta move on.
>Pray to our gods for insight on our ability to protect these peasants. >Do morrs blessings on any dead here Machine QM
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“I can give you that.” Lucian admitted as he rubbed his injuries, “I do not know for how long it will take for me to recover, but when I am able I will take vigil. All I ask is that every night I have a different home to sleep in.”
Machine QM
It was during the morning that Lucian felt himself shaken awake. The viscious terror from the woman begging him to rise ringing in his ears as he heard shouts coming from all across the village. >Fight the Kroxigor >Try to calm it down >Lead it away
Anonymous
>>5927042 >Lead Him away. >Tell everyone to back the fuck off. We need to get him away from the people to calm him down.
Anonymous
Anonymous
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>>5927042 >>Lead Him away. >>Tell everyone to back the fuck off. Anonymous
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>>5927042 >>>Fight the Kroxigor we didn't fight him the first time, we better do it now! No other chance to duel this mighty beast
Machine QM
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Lucian could only curse the world as he saw the terror that the Kroxigor was bringing upon these people. The weapon felt heavy within his hands for he needed to bring it out against someone he knew, a steed of someone who he trusted.
Machine QM
It was not longer after that Lucian head the stampede that was Bok directly behind him. The knight quickly shifted himself, throwing his full body weight to the side to narrowly dodge the overhead slam that the Kroxigor had made against him. >Perhaps where is an end to the rage >Fight him, fight him until hes too exhausted to fight >He needs to know its a friend he fights! Get him Lucian’s scent!
Anonymous
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>>5928008 >Lucian's scent. Anonymous
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>>5928008 >He needs to know its a friend he fights! Get him Lucian’s scent! >Bok it's me Lucian Tiny-tnys friend! Please stop. >Proceed to run circles around trees until he listens. Anonymous
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>>5928008 >>He needs to know its a friend he fights! Get him Lucian’s scent! Anonymous
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>>5928008 >Fight him come on guys
Anonymous
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>He needs to know it’s a friend he fights! Get him Lucian’s scent!
Machine QM
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Lucian would not fight him, not directly at least. He found that he was throwing himself to the other side to dodge another blow that was coming at him from above. The strike was a swipe with those long claws of the Kroxigor’s, such a limb would have killed the Knight if it made contact with his head.
Machine QM
Lucian starred at the open maw of Bok and wondered just how devastating that would have been upon him. But that was all he thought about it, for it seemed that Morr had blessed his servant with additional life. >Take Bok back to the Village >Keep him hidden in the trees >Go out with him to find Tee-Nee-Tyny >Other
Anonymous
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>>5929026 >Take Bok back to the village. >Warn the tribes men from afar. We have an oath to keep and Teeny will show up along our path. Gods willing.
Anonymous
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>>5929026 >Take Bok back to the Village We can’t go searching for Tiny because we told the village we would stand vigil. And leaving Bok hidden seems unwise, since he barely understands us.
Anonymous
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>>5929026 >Keep him hidden in the trees >Warn the towns people to not attack Bok. He is a friend and will help kill the actual monster if it comes. Anonymous
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>>5929026 >>Keep him hidden in the trees we have to stand vigil, so be a good FUCKING MONTER, BOK and stay... maybe kill stray beastmen or smt...
>>"I've dealt with the beast" Lucian said ahalf truth to the villagers Machine QM
Lucian wondered if this was a great idea, or even a decent one. Walking up towards the village it was a question but it was one that he did not really know to answer yet. It did not matter though, for as he walked through the canopy of trees he was committed. >It is the steed of a friend >I have tamed it! >It's alive because we would die if we fought it genuinely.
Anonymous
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>>5929851 >I have tamed it! A half lie I guess, but we did bring it under our control.
If they’re not happy then say that we’ll accept responsibility for anything it does from now until we leave (but not for the guys already dead). It will help us with our vigil while they continue to prepare for departure
Anonymous
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>>5929851 >I have tamed it, To aid against the monster. Bok is helpful
Anonymous
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>>5929851 >>It is the steed of a friend Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5929851 >It is the steed of a friend. Firstly, lying about our abilities doesn't seem like a good idea to me. Second, our explanation is plausible considering how little these people know about the outside world.
Machine QM
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“I have tamed the beast!” Lucian said as fast as he could, marching forward towards the men with a bit of pomp in his step, “I being this creature here to help us fight the Jabbersythe, do you reject it?”
Machine QM
It was night once again as Lucian was on look out. Though now he was not alone for the giant that was Bok stood vigil next to him. Its numerous injuries had since clouted themselves, though Lucian could see that the Kroxigor was going to be scared across the entire body. Some placed the Knight had to help the giant, taking out splinters of wood that had snapped when the giant had made mistakes in trying to take out the spears. >See if you can balance a barrel on his nose >Try and teach it some basic commands >Lets try to ride it
Anonymous
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>>5930494 >Basic commands Don't try to ride it. We've never really been a mounted knight.....
Anonymous
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>>5930494 >Try and teach it some basic commands. Giant dog.
Anonymous
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>>5930494 >Try and teach it some basic commands Anonymous
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>>5930494 >>Try and teach it some basic commands Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5930494 >Try and teach it some basic commands. Anonymous
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>>5930494 >>Lets try to ride it Hilarious. Also make it dig a hole and fill it with clean water, he needs a pond to chill in.
Machine QM
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There was something there that the Knight knew would be an issue. If Bok did not understand his commands than it was going to be a problem when the two of them fought together. The nobleman could only wonder how active in instruction Tee-Nee-Tyny must have been at managing such a dullard, but it explained their relationship.
Machine QM
It was the second to last nights when the Kroxigor took notice of something. Lucian was working with Bok trying to get him to wield a properly sized tree as a stick when he heard the monster take in a deep breath. He knew that even from times before now, when the Kroxigor was looking for a scent. >Sally forth to face it >Wait for it to come >Sneak attack!
Anonymous
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>>5932401 >Sally forth I don't see any reason to wait.
We are engaging them first
Anonymous
>>5932401 >Sally forth and sneak attack the enemies. We don't have armor and bok can be quite I think.
Let's get in an advantageous area and ambush the enemy. We can be loud when we strike the enemy.
Anonymous
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>>5932459 Oh I missed the disadvantages. Just Sally forth to it. No need for village casualties.
Anonymous
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sally forth is the dwarf god vote>Wait
Machine QM
“Bok.” Lucian turned towards the creature with a wave of his hand, “Follow, we sally forth to meet our foe.” >Focus on supporting/protecting Bok >Counter Charge! >Stand. Your. Ground.
Anonymous
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>>5933262 > Focus on supporting/protecting Bok Anonymous
Anonymous
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5933262 >Stand. Your. Ground! Machine QM
Protect
>>5933762 >>5933814 Stand
>>5933762 >>5933814 Well damn, I got a tie and I forgot the rolls. Give me both, if I don't get it tonight then I'll just double update tomorrow.
Anonymous
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Rolled 12 (1d100) >>5934229 Anonymous
Rolled 2 (1d2) >>5934229 Random tie breaker if you want it
>1 protect >2 stand Anonymous
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Rolled 97 (1d100) >>5934229 Scythaaaar
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Rolled 25 (1d100) >>5934292 I thought this was a good roll....
>we standing Machine QM
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The man thought about it and a decision needed made. Would he be supporting someone else, keeping them alive, or standing firmly next to them as a fellow warrior. To support was likely the most rational thing, to protect and support the Kroxigor that was surely to bring ruin to all that faced the two of them.
Machine QM
Quickly Lucian found himself assaulted by three Beastmen in front of him. The swipe of his scythe was with the hope that the man would cut down all three of them in a single blow but the strength of the gods had all but left his limbs. Replacing it was a seasoned prowess of skill that Lucian had practiced across two years of war and battle. The guiding hand of Morr had left him but the man remembered the guidance of the Death God. >Call to bring more beastmen to Lucian >Try to attract their champion >Keep the slaughter at the norm.
Anonymous
>>5934603 >>Champion remember the lessons
Anonymous
Machine QM
Anonymous
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Rolled 50 (1d100) >>5934853 it's rolling time
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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Rolled 74 (1d100) >>5934853 Anonymous
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Rolled 55 (1d100) >>5934853 Machine QM
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The Knight brought his weapon between him and the Beastman, making sure that his voice was roll across the forest floor so that the one he was really after could hear, “BEASTMEN! Bring me a foe worthy of me! Worthy of a Knight of Bretonnia!”
Machine QM
The Knight had to shake himself as those voices cried out again. Some of them asking him to throw his weapon across the ground and take the death in kind. Others were demanding that Lucian throw the weapon as the Jabberslythe’s head in an attempt to decapitate it. Many others still were screaming at him now to simply forgo all thoughts and simply rage against the monster. >Focus on shutting up the voices >The Fight, we need to Fight! >Prayer, prayer will settle things.
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>>5935249 >Prayer, prayer will settle it. Morr, If it is my time to come then let it be with company or not at all.
Lady, Grant me strength to uphold my vigil. Silence their cowardice and let me strike true.
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>>5935249 >Prayer, prayer will settle things. Anonymous
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>>5935249 > Prayer, prayer will settle things. Anonymous
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>>5935249 >>Prayer, prayer will settle things. Anonymous
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>>5935249 >>Prayer, prayer will settle things. gods like when people need them... and more so when they reach out for them
Chivalry.Enjoyer
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>>5935249 >Prayer, prayer will settle things. Machine QM
Rolls for me, lets see if they get answered.
Anonymous
Rolled 58 (1d100) >>5935924 "Swear to god!"
'SWEAR TO ME!!!'
Anonymous
Rolled 79 (1d100) >>5935924 Machine QM
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>>5935958 >>5936022 Come on lets see that roll! You got a 57% chance of improving it whoever you are.
If you already rolled you can roll again after 9est. Anonymous
Rolled 87 (1d100) >>5935249 Machine QM
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>>5936182 I'll take one more roll if you fellows are up for it, because you guys are shit at rolling this weekend.
Anonymous
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Rolled 83 (1d100) SAVING THIS QUEST
Anonymous
Rolled 96 (1d100) DON'T WORRYjk
Machine QM
Anonymous
Machine QM
Lucian wanted to do something, to think of something, but he was spited by the movement of the Jabberslythe that was going to give him no time to relax or care. The monster, being an abomination above all, was already less caring for the wounds that Lucian had inflicted upon it and was already moving towards him with those deathly claws extended. >Berserk Rage >Flee >A little help
Anonymous
>>5936255 >Berzerk RAGE >We will follow our oath or die in the attempt Anonymous
Anonymous
Machine QM
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Rolled 78 (1d100) >>5936565 I think death is okay too
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Rolled 13 (1d100) >>5936565 Chivalry.Enjoyer
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Rolled 25 (1d100) >>5936565 Anonymous
Rolled 95 (1d100) good roles, but take a look at mine
Machine QM
Anonymous
>>5936992 But, look, my first roll was 96 and this is 95.
There is a trend
Machine QM
>>5936994 Just need 93 more rolls for that one.
Machine QM
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>>5936995 Damn it, shows where my head has been today. 94 rolls.
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Blood leaked from his body. The coldness of death was like a calling tiredness that was asking him to fall down. All while he faced the voices that were yelling within his head. Each of them asking him to throw his life away towards the damnation of his soul.
Machine QM
Lucian was inflamed as he charged the Spawn of Chaos. A battlecry that broke through even the trees came from his mouth in a shout of absolute anger and hatred. He was no longer on the edge of death but was crying out the deep cry of hatred that all Dregni would cry at their final hours. >A Lake >Shamen’s Hovel >A familiar shack
Anonymous
>>5937082 >A Lake Well that's one gods blessing back.
dayum we were close to dying.
Anonymous
>>5937082 > A Lake Does that count as one great beast? Or does it not because we’re on and island and not officially in Albion? Or no witnesses still?
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Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5937082 >A familiar shack. It's not the time yet, we're not even halfway there to be honest. And I think it would be much more thematic to just meet her at the end, to emphasize our achievements.
Anonymous
>>5937082 >A familiar shack Cause of his arguments.
>>5937395 Anonymous
>>5937395 fair enough
>Change to support the familiar shack from >>5937286 Also fine to get Morr back, before the others.
Anonymous
>>5937395 You realize that could break our oath yeah? We aren't supposed to stay in the same place twice... now you want to go back to a shack we've been in before....
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5937675 You are correct. But the peasants know our oath, so I voted with the intention of being another hut in the same village. Technically, they would all be the same for little Lu.
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>>5937082 >>Shamen’s Hovel Lucian has only apeased one of his benefactors, he doesn't deserve the lake yet.
Anonymous
>>5937751 They do not know our oath... we never told them... we just asked to be placed in a different house every night.... You're making some massive assumptions anon.
Anonymous
>>5937675 I thought we were going back to Varic.
You know, little bit of dream walking while we remember the home we lost.
Still, because I absolutely dont trust the QM to not fuck us over, ignore this post.
>>5937672 Anonymous
>>5938044 I mean it could be. But I sincerely doubt it. The qm played a gotcha on our "oaths" and it didn't even match what our oaths actually said. And he just did it anyways.
Soo I'd take everything literally. I first thought we were in a dream sequence after chasing the beast men. Hence I pushed to then go after the jabber thing. That was all real...
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>>5938049 It being real served us well though. Act as the ideal, even when not.
And yeah, now you mention it, I'm not sure it wasn't some fucky dream sequence as we clawed our way back to reality and the path we chose was juat where the gods dropped us off.
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>>5938044 >>5938049 >>5938068 It's real, because 'It was all a Dream' seems like a fucking cop-out if I ever seen one.
The weird beastmen was literally just because I imagined the scene being like what happens in 'The Forest', where the Tribals stand around staring at you.
Tbh, I kinda didn't realize the shack was 'Familiar Place' was going to be a trap, so I won't make it be. I see each oath as a test more or less, with each one being tested. At this point I think the only two oaths that matter now are the objective ones, as all the others have been tested. You fellows are paying attention to them more and I honestly appreciate the fact, oaths are not something you take lightly after all.
The only reason I would make it a dream is at this point Lucian is looking pretty close to Deadpool. Dunno if you fellows want him all scared up or not, I can see either way.
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>>5938091 Thanks for pointing it out so fast, I havn't wrote myself out of it yet. Though note the rules.
Anonymous
oh yeah... Lucian is not handsome anymore what do we do about that
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Was he dead or alive? The Knight would have wondered such a fact except he knew what happened when one dies. They go onto the Garden of Morr for eternal rest. He would be amongst the untold masses within the domain of the Death God, each of them living amongst the red roses that scattered across the dark, grave dirt floor.
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The glimmer that had settled upon Lucian began to fade as the sun dropped towards the afternoon. His eyes quickly found Bok, the Kroxigor, covered in all manners of scars but sleeping at the side of the lake. He was covered in a dozen cuts and bruises, many of them looking close to lethal. Not to mention how dirty he was covered in all the filth and blood of the monster that came upon him. >Try and find a fortress >Travel on the roads >Continue the search through the forests
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>>5938140 >Find a fortress. >>5938109 Who cares? We werent having children anyway
Anonymous
>>5938109 keep going, and hopefully find a better scythe than this one. And some armor, even a rusted ancient armor is better than only clothing. We aren't looked on well anyway since we have green luminous eyes like we snorted a ton of warpstone. It also will not count for put some fear in our enemies or retards, being a dark armored demigod didn't matter in most situations and neither being essentially a holy warrior. We look more like an undead or chaos champion (funnily enough), than what anyone would think a chosen warrior of the old world pantheons would look.
>>5938068 Debatable, this situation is pretty damn bad and it has slow us to a snail pace. We where supposed to help the Old World since we know many dark forces are moving against it, not back on stage 0 in Albion where we should be at our best for deal with the horrors that dwell here, so that we could have become even better. While we are here walking : Brettonia, the Dwarfs, the Empire and so on are ravaged and burn.
>>5937395 frankly i feel like we have lost a bit of that feeling of being Morr chosen in the quest. Even entertaining to have those options of joining the vampire was really bad in my opinion, out of character and just bad idea overall.
>>5938140 >Try and find a fortress Might find some old armor, might find nothing beside old stone or another monster. At least is something
Chivalry.Enjoyer
>>5938140 >Try and find a fortress >>5937919 Please explain to me how these peasants who live on an island where they inhale superstitions and magic more than they breathe oxygen, wouldn't accept a small request like that for the hero who saved their lives?
>>5938372 Being very honest bro? I don't want to meet the gods any time soon. Nothing good happens when we get involved with them, with the exception of Morr, I think the worst choice we made in this quest was taking the oath too early.
They are too inflexible and Lucian is too weak to tolerate their autism, now the quest is not about how little Lu acts in relation to the world around him, but whether he will make the only right decision to not be killed by their ridiculous standards, which frankly is getting boring.
I just want to get through this phase as quickly as possible and see if we can explore the character in the future of the story, or if cheap traps are the only thing we have going forward.
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>>5938372 Read what I wrote, not what you think I wrote.
The dream sequence being real swrved us well, because we took it as a moral/spiritual trial and acted in that manner without consideration of physical matters, like self preservation or that we had a god damned stick.
THIS situation is fucked, but we have/had no way to prevent it. So gotta just soldier on.
Seconded with the vampire, especially since that was a trap option anyway. I get that as a player it might be tempting but to fucking Lucien? To forsake Morr? For the bitch who butchered his village?
Madness
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>>5938381 >I think the worst choice we made in this quest was taking the oath too early. Story wise or...¿? because the quest might be on thread 6 but that's damn long already! This fuck up was great, because it broke the pace of the story, it being Lucius blessed by many gods and awesome. Now he was AWESOME by himself alone, which is awesomer, or at least a different kind of awesome. Humanity fuck yea kinds of awesome.
Mistakes (players and otherwise) lead to character development. So far, Lucius was a special peasant devoted to Morr and by being good and following Morr he was elevated, becoming stronger because he was knighted by being good and saving the Count and also because he befriended a dwarf, by being good. He never needed to be a leader, cunning, convincing, a liar, a thief... so far there never were any temptations or shortcuts to take and the stuff at the ship was exactly that, which lead to one (1) unpleasant thing.
The gods did not forsake him, but they are being indeed acoustic. Tho we appeased one already, by putting our life on the line (but for reals this time, without demi-god powers) and giving the 110%...
To me, the Dregni rune feels like the first reward Lucian took for himself, rather than being given. He has accomplish a lot, but the other stuff have been more inercia so to speak. He had momentum.
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>>5938489 HFY has been cancer for years exactly because of what you describe. "Inertia" and "No drawbacks".
Honestly the "unpleasant" thing isn't that we lost, it's that we got "gotcha'd" in an utterly banal way and then had the text rub it in that "ohh, you did do a fuck up, and you realise that you did a fuck up, and oh these poor sailors are doing the right thing" well just fuck off with it. Assault a noble, assault a priest of Morr while investigating chaos, actively prevent us from stopping the chaos from happening, they don't deserve fucking shit from us as soon as that bottle flew. If the rest of them took up arms, then that was their own GODS BE DAMNED CHOICE WITH A PREDICTABLE OUTCOME.
Halfway through the voting [so about 2 days if I'm remembering right] that "You know this is gonna break your oath" is such a fucking-
I'm still not happy with it and likely never will be.
You are incorrect, it was never a "temptation" because we gained nothing from it and we were acting well within our station as we understood it.
So you STILL have nothing but Lucien being Good and Noble.
Also how dare you forget the times we have been clever or cunning or convining. Declaring a fued with Gilliot to avoid the murder duel, Convincing ghosts that we and our companions are allies to them rather than enemies, the time we had to butter up a nobleman to investigate where the cursed sword had gone. We're not retarded and we are capable of subtlety and social games, we're just meant to be Morr's scythe upon the earth Anonymous
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>>5938381 Link where we factually told them our oath.
What we actually said was we will stand vigil I will need a new place to sleep every night. We did not explain our oath to them. We had no reason too.
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In the end Lucian decided that they should get moving and look for a fortress of somekind. It would be quite the place to take up at least a night’s worth of shelter within and possibly get himself some new armor. >The Abandoned >The Battlescorned >The Untouched
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>>5938825 So we’re done with the village and don’t need to help them any more?
> The Battlescorned Anonymous
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>>5938556 you convinced me
>Untouched voting for either a clean... thing? or the untouchable... diseased... yeah
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The two of them left the Idol of the Old Ones and continued their trek, making their way through another of the thin forests. Said forests seemed to reach towards the roads, their branches dangling like limbs that would take unsuspecting tresspassers to their inner woods where a light fog continued to linger outside the damning sunlight.
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The hill was not too hard to climb, but that was only because it was just Lucian and Bok. From one side of the Fortress was a steep incline that would be impossible for someone to climb up. The other, a river cutting through the place to make assault from that direction impossible. This left two joined sides exposed to potential assault, which Lucian reasoned was much less than the attackers would have wanted. >Swear to their defence >As long as you give me armor >No, we cannot get into another battle
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>>5940847 >As long as you give me armor >feed and house us. >We would be honored to protect you. Anonymous
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>>5940847 >As long as you give me armor But frame it less of a demand for payment and simply that we’re under equipped and still recovering somewhat from killing the Jabberslythe.
With any luck we might get a lead on our companions, or at least kill another great beast and progress our quest.
(also if we stay more than a single night we’ll sleep in different beds etc etc)
Anonymous
>>5940847 >>No, we cannot get into another battle we might get stuck inside the fortress, and we will fail the lady's quest
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>>5940961 We can sleep in different places. Won't necessarily get stuck.
Anonymous
>>5940847 >As Long as we can get armour >And a different place to sleep each night. Anonymous
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>>5941137 Oh and to prevent bullshit "um aktuchly"
>Make it utterly clear that we will aid them when they return the first time, and that will be our oath satisfied. Machine QM
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“I shall take you up on that offer oh Gateskeeper.” Declared Lucian as he slammed his fist into his chest, “But I will only do so if my terms are met. First and foremost I need arms and armor, for my scarred skin is exposed and my hands lack a scythe to cut down the monsters of Chaos.”
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Now that he was close to the man Lucian could see him for all he was. His hair was a stark red that was like fire. He sported a rough beard, one that was obviously trimmed haphazardly thanks to the conditions they found themselves in. His armor was leather with plates of metal decorating it, Lucian noticed chainmail underneath. >On the front ramparts! >Join the repulsion force >Secure the gate
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>>5942718 >>Join the repulsion force We are mobile aren't we? I miss the horse
Anonymous
>>5942718 >Join the repulsion force >Bring Bok >Ragdoll the enemy. Anonymous
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>>5942802 They saw Bok when we were outside the gates and the leader didn’t say anything further so I don’t think they have any issue with him. That kind of familiarity might mean he knows where we should go next. I assume wherever we fight Boo will be with us.
>Join the repulsion force If there is a champion we’ll likely go straight for the jugular
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>>5942718 >Join the repulsion force. Anonymous
I bet the qm forgot about bok
Machine QM
>>5943201 Yup, had a tourney that went two days.
Anonymous
>>5943239 big knights again? Nice. Did you paint more
Machine QM
>>5943469 I did not paint more yet, but I got to run my friend's Prophyrion. Funny enough I just got mine here today so I got next month's project.
Machine QM
The arrangement was quick and to the point for everyone involved. It was in a matter of an hour that Lucian had found himself covered in the armor of the Albion people wielding a scythe of average make. Bok was of a lesser situation, simply hanging around Lucian as the people walked around in a frenzy of preparation. >Indeed, its a good thing >Many wouldn’t agree >To each their own
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>>5943584 >Indeed, its a good thing Just take the compliment and be glad they’ve been accepting of us.
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>>5943584 >To each their own >"A more comfortable title than others." Anonymous
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>>5943584 >good thing. Slayer... Machine QM
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“Indeed there is good in that.” Lucian said as he gave the man a scarred smile, “I am always there when the enemies of man are to strike against us. So we will survive, for I will make it so.”
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“Shields! Shields!” Screamed the Baron from the ramparts above as javelins came raining down from the sky above. Their origin was the numerous lines of Norsemen who had lined themselves up at the base of the hill. It was thanks to the height that the blows were manageable, the rods of wood coming at the defenders far weaker than they had left the hands of the attackers. >Give a prayer >Focus on containing the Rune >Keep the Kroxigor calm
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>>5944222 >Give a prayer Pray for a worthy foe and for strength in our arms to enact Morr's will.
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>>5944222 pic related.
This vote is a chance to appease another benefactor and I think it's the Lady's turn.
We are a knight in a siege, defending the fortress against the worshippers of chaos. In such, we have to be prepared to hold the gates or to ride out
sad to meet the enemy if the Baron calls for it. We can leave prayers for when we need guidance or to still our heart and right now we know damn well what's going on and we don't need any breaks, on the contrary...
So, what is best to put us into the Knight track? Controlling the rune or Bok? I trust Lucian
>Keep the Kroxigor Calm. Anonymous
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>>5944222 >Give a prayer Let's bless our fellow soldiers, bok and ourselves. We're all servants of morr at this moment.
Anonymous
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>>5944222 >>Give a prayer pray to the gods now
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On the eve of battle, when evil lines themselves against the gates, Lucian decided that it was in his best to kneel and pray. With his scythe standing upright as a crutch for his whole body the Knight leaned forward towards the evil that was coming. >CHARGE! >Stay in formation, move forward >Take the front, take the blows, be the vanguard
Anonymous
>>5945141 >Stay in formation, move forward. Use the gate as a bottleneck. Try to fight with bok and support him. Anonymous
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>>5945162 >Support. Our armour isnt heavy enough to be vanguard again.
Then again, our scythe isnt well suited to formations.
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>>5945141 > Take the front, take the blows, be the vanguard We prayed, now we act
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>>5945667 Crashing this thread with no survivors
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Rolled 55 (1d100) >>5945794 Shit case sensitive options field
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Just found this and binged the archive. Good shit Machine, excited to be here.
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“They come, they come!” Shouted one of the men as the monsters broke through the gates and started to spill through.
Machine QM
“Damn them, damn them!” Shouted a man as he was leaped upon and had his ribs crushed under the weight of the giant wolves. >Try to hold the gap >Charge through the gap >Work with the other regiments to contain.
Anonymous
>>5946109 >Try to hold the gap >Advance formation! Spears out! Shields up. Bok and us lead the men. Can we get them into more of a phalanx.
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>>5946109 >Charge through the gap Offence is best defense (and will give others a chance to regroup or follow our lead or whatever)
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>>5946109 >>Work with the other regiments to contain. The scythe is a polearm and such has a good range, perfect to strike from the sides when the shield bearers are doing their best. And Bok will attack any monster that goes through or squeezes at the sides.
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those are some SICC rolls
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They could not be allowed to come through. Quickly raising the scythe above his head the Knight called out to the men around him, “One me! We march forward!”
Machine QM
These men were fighting and laughing only when they were not faced with Lucian. The Harbinger of Ruin was to them what his title was meant to be, a declaration of ruin to those that were against the dark gods. The Norscans knew this, and cried out in terror as Lucian advanced upon them. >Prepare for the next assault >Argue that they should sally forth! >Assassination time
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>>5947333 Last post for this thread, next one will be based on whatever the decision is here.
Stay here for the siege, sally forth, or go at it alone
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There is no head to be severed among chaos, so assasination makes little sense, unless we can decimate their forces, which won't happen...even if we can't win >Prepare
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>>5947333 >Call Bok >Time to be the predator in the woods. >Let's go kill them as they run. >Follow the giants foot steps. Anonymous
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>>5947333 >Assassination time I don’t think we want to let them get the advantage of a full moon.
Quite often taking out the biggest baddy will cause the others to fall back until a new leader takes over.
We did swear to defend the fortress so best to get permission from the nobleman before we leave (don’t want him to think we’re not fulfilling our part of the deal after he gave us arms and armor)
