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Muster up remaining strength and complete the current chapter. Bring the game to a logical close, then reboot it.

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Same as 1, but a whole new game will be started instead, still Multiworld, but no longer Madness.

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Get just this last turn done and reboot the game. No point wasting energy if updating takes so long.

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Get the last turn done and start a new game project.

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Total Members Voted: 86

[andrea]

if you want some light, i might do something for it... remember that i am a supercharged lamp. in a turn i could make so much light that it will be like it was day. and i would burn you all, but at least you would have the light to see where the ashcraver is.

[Jay Kayell]

I attack the dwarves with my new axe.

[chaoticag]

I look at the what approaching army is.

[Boksi]

I'll meet JK and get my ring from him, put it on and hope for the best.

[LASD]

I'll go take the small key from the speardwarf I have immobilized. (obviously keeping my gaze on him.)

[Gantolandon]

Shouldn't I no longer be asleep?

With a mad shout, I leap into the fight and butcher all dwarves mercilessly. I try to take out the crossbowdwarves first, then slaughter weakened keymasters.

[Frelock]

I fire up the TK field again and fly to everybody else near the keep.  I use andrea and the lava as a beacon to find my way in the dark.

[andrea]

a lighthouse... not exactly what i thought when i got electricity power.
but still useful.

really, if you need some light, i think i could make some next turn. but i'll need somebody to heal me... having a bolt in the lower body mustn't be healthy

[Sean Mirrsen]

You mustn't forget where you are. A lot of the wounds you have sustained would probably have brought you down in a more serious environment. Thankfully, only 4 (I think) worlds are based on real life, and even in those you could stretch believability with wound tolerance, seeing as you are "protagonists" and stuff.

[andrea]

yes.. in a realistic world a bolt in the body would be deadly.  but remember that in any fictional world the protagonist will NEVER be killed by the bolt, he will just get enraged and kill everybody nearby and then pull the bolt out of his body and go back to the camp to heal.
while a normal human would die after few seconds

[Sean Mirrsen]

That's what I mean. Of the 4 mentioned, in 2 you are likely to shrug off an otherwise very dangerous wound.

One of the worlds is very strict with this, since it's literature-based. Another is based on a videogame based on literature, so it's only slightly more forgiving. Another is based on a serious cartoon, where you might be killed by this as well, even though the cartoon rarely ever portrayed death. The fourth is based off an action movie, so you the "action heroes" might shrug off such hits, but it's nevertheless quite realisic in damage portrayal.

Since I'm so inclined, I'll "describe" the other variants as well. One more world is based on an action-RPG, so expect some large degree of freedom with wounds. Note, however, that you inherently "real" nature will show through and you will suffer damage that wouldn't show in the game. Another is based on a rather chaotic arcade sim, expect lots of mutilations. Yet another is based on an RTS, but one with a well-thought-through backstory, so your little bodies will still suffer damage frequently and you'll be susceptible to mortal wounds. The last one is inspired by an FPS game, expect oodles of blood and frequent wounds.

So, actually you've managed to land squarely in the best situation for learning the principles of survival. And I say again, I did not plan this.

[qwertyuiopas]

Although I am not playing, I would like to point out that LASD and mirrors might not mix well.
He would need some external input to solve the problem.

[Sean Mirrsen]

Yeah, that's another potential drawback. Then again, he'd need to fire it on himself in the first place, but taking his evil self in the shield into account... a lot of things are possible.

[Sean Mirrsen]

I'm still waiting for Kashyyk to approve his action (since we're back to 1 turn/day, he might as well confirm), but if he doesn't, I'll use the "if all else fails, I go to the tavern". Rooster might want to check in and change his action, though I agree that getting out from under the boulder (it ain't so large, just a large piece of a large brick) is useful.

[Boksi]

My guess what would happen if LASD used his shield to pacify himself is as follows:

A: He becomes hyperpacified

or

B: The his powers and his shield's combine into a feedback loop, causing an amazing zone of complete apathy to expand from his area. Every living creature, down to the smallest microbe, would be so pacified it'd simply die from sheer apathy. Including LASD.