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[GreatWyrmGold]

Laugh at Kyle.

"Okay, that was uncalled for--"No it wasn't."--sorry about that." No I'm not.

Go and rest my eyes for a moment. Try to accelerate their recovery.

[Brood]

" I was thinking we'd just draw lots and send the loser inside to see what's going on. "

[Mr.FancyPants]

((May I suggest something? If something isn't bolded, it's because it's not intended to be a part of the action. All joking aside, rolling to see if people trip over their own feet every time they walk somewhere is incredibly obnoxious. I think we can all assume that the characters are capable of walking, sitting, and other similar activities without injuring themselves. The point is to roll for things that require some modicum of talent or luck to accomplish, not things that your average primary schooler is capable of doing without assistance. Difficulty should stem from the situations, not from the fact that our characters are apparently all knuckle-dragging incompetents. The worst part is that not only did you roll for unbolded walking around, but you didn't roll for the bolded action, which might actually have had a meaningful range of values. >.>))

You may, and I will try not to do this in the future. That said, if I think that a particular non-bolded action should be bolded, I may roll for it.

[Flying Dice]

((May I suggest something? If something isn't bolded, it's because it's not intended to be a part of the action. All joking aside, rolling to see if people trip over their own feet every time they walk somewhere is incredibly obnoxious. I think we can all assume that the characters are capable of walking, sitting, and other similar activities without injuring themselves. The point is to roll for things that require some modicum of talent or luck to accomplish, not things that your average primary schooler is capable of doing without assistance. Difficulty should stem from the situations, not from the fact that our characters are apparently all knuckle-dragging incompetents. The worst part is that not only did you roll for unbolded walking around, but you didn't roll for the bolded action, which might actually have had a meaningful range of values. >.>))

You may, and I will try not to do this in the future. That said, if I think that a particular non-bolded action should be bolded, I may roll for it.

((Yeah, just suggesting, because I [very] briefly delved into that in an old game, and it was shitty for everyone involved. I stopped after about two turns.))

[Krath]

There is an incredibly drawn out sigh over the fact the actual WEAPON part of the old rusted hilt is gone, but is soon replaced with hopefulness that they'll find the other half during their expedition.

"A building? What're we waiting for?"

Onwards towards our leafy destination.

[Harry Baldman]

Note to self - extend gangplank next time.

Follow that elf polearm guy to wherever he's going.

[scapheap]

Find an axe and chop up some firewood

[Mr.FancyPants]

Find an axe and chop up some firewood

And where prey tell do you plan to acquire this axe from?

[scapheap]

Find an axe and chop up some firewood

And where prey tell do you plan to acquire this axe from?

The ship.

[Errol]

Acquire shiny thing with the proper amount of caution. Then get back to the group.

[Mr.FancyPants]

Climb down and wander back to the group.

" I found a building in the trees, anybody want to go see what's inside? "

Head for the building.

(4) you walk into the forest, and manage to keep your bearings, as you soon find yourself staring at a stone cubical structure 5m wide. It has no discernible entrance, but is covered in strange markings you have never seen before.

Calm down and fire again. Calmly.

(4) You CALMLY pick up the the crystal, load it into the spellgun, and shoot yourself. This time it works, and you feel your nose set back to it's original position. (+1HP)

Helga lies down on the beach, waiting for the others to get their shit together.

"So are we going to approach this with anything approaching a plan, or...?"

You lay down on the pristine white sand and wait for the other team members to organize themselves.

Sure thing, sonny. Let's go check out what's wrong with your treehouse.

You follow Hardren into the forest and arrive at the stone cube shortly after him. You notice that all the plant life has withdrawn from the cube, as if nature wants nothing to do with it.

Laugh at Kyle.

"Okay, that was uncalled for--"No it wasn't."--sorry about that." No I'm not.

Go and rest my eyes for a moment. Try to accelerate their recovery.

You laugh hysterically as Kyle finally manages to heal himself then sit down and enter a meditative state, allowing your eyes maximum relaxation. (5) The eyes fix themselves perfectly, and you open them and can see just as well as before, if not better.

There is an incredibly drawn out sigh over the fact the actual WEAPON part of the old rusted hilt is gone, but is soon replaced with hopefulness that they'll find the other half during their expedition.

"A building? What're we waiting for?"

Onwards towards our leafy destination.

You pocket the hilt, before taking a trek through the dense undergrowth to arrive at the cube. It appears to be solid stone, except for the letters inscribed across the entire thing.

Note to self - extend gangplank next time.

Follow that elf polearm guy to wherever he's going.

You, too, arrive at the cube by following the traffic.

Find an axe and chop up some firewood

(4) You somehow manage to find an axe in the hold of the ship. You then vault over the side of the ship before walking up to the nearest tree and swinging your axe at it a couple of times. (5) The tree falls over neatly, and you break off some manageable sized twigs, that could easily be used to start a fire.

Acquire shiny thing with the proper amount of caution. Then get back to the group.

You think about going to grab the 'shiny thing', before remembering it's a long way away. You settle for following the majority of the group into the forest, towards the cube.

[Brood]

"Where is our damned magic expert? No matter, can't count on those people to do anything right anyway. "


Pull a plant from the ground and throw it at the cube, observe the results.... from behind everyone else.

[Cheesecake]

Catch up with team mates. Appreciate nature and try to identify some notable trees or plants.

[Remuthra]

Tap cube with stick.

[Krath]

Wait for the results of everyone's poking/prodding/insulting of the cube, then see if I can glean...well, ANYTHING from the strange writing on it.