I shall die being a generally nice person. I attempt to lift the log off the man again.
Cheeetar, selfless and kind in every way, makes the most saintly decision and decides to once again try to rescue the man at the cost of his own life.
Coin Flip: Tails
Try as you might, you can't get either a good grip or good footing, and the log remains immovable. You turn to face the savage beast as it's massive arm connects with your body!
Roll: 6 (6 + 6 = 12)
COMBO! The beast's other arm jets into you with crushing force!
Roll: 6 (6 + 6 = 12)
COMBO! Your head flies off as the beast lays another prodigial blow into your body!
Roll: 3 (3 + 6 = 9)
Your body is reduced to a mushy, red paste as the Monster deals 33 damage to Cheeetar. Cheeetar is reduced to -27 hp. Cheeetar is dead.
The man under the tree can only look on in shock as the carnage unfolds. The Monster steps over the mess, flattening Cheeetar's decapitated head, and stomps on the helpless man's head, crushing it like a grape.
The unknown man is dead. Cheeetar's path ends here.
The beast devours the remains of the two men.
-------------------------------I'm not making up those number by the way, I got so lucky on the D&D dice roller, that I had to commemorate it with a gratuitous death. Here's the proof:
Alright, who wants to be the replacement player? I'll even let you pick if you want to start in Trombly or Rodel. My selection this time is not first-come-first-serve, it will be based on my judgement of who wants it, and who's the most active.
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Topic: Peasant Adventure! The World of Suffering! (Read 83207 times)