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[ExKirby]

This is an RAD. It is in no way, shape or form, different to an RTD. However, Esrad sounds cooler than Esrtd. Anyway, Multiworld Madness is a game scenario invented by Sean Mirrsen, in which players jump between worlds to claim key objects. This is like that, but... simpler.

Spoiler: Rules (click to show/hide)

We'll be using the bog standard d6 with modifiers for rolls. They will be taken with real life dice that I own. For those of you who aren't familiar with the way this game works, here are the possible results and their effects, with an example of the action I shoot the masked enemy with my pistol.

1-Things have gone wrong. Badly. Ex: You pull the trigger and the clip falls out. And that was your last clip.
2-Nothing much happens here... Ex: You pull the trigger and nothing happens. You check the gun over, only to notice that you didn't load the thing. Embarassed, you slide a clip into the slot and raise it again.
3-Something happens, but it's not quite there. Ex: You pull the trigger, and the resulting bullet clips him in the... body armour.
4-You do what you want, no questions asked. Ex: You shoot the foe's shoulder, making him cry in pain and drop his gun.
5-You do what you want with a bit extra on the top! Ex: Bang! The bullet lands neatly between the eyes, and the masked man promptly dies.
6-You do what you want, but something bad comes from it as well. Ex: You shoot the man in the chest, and he collapses with pain. With his dying breaths, he crawls over to you, removes his mask and says "ExKirby... I am your father..." He then dies. You are stunned at this revelation.

To join, you simply have to correctly answer this question in bold-What is the missing word from this line?

You put your left leg ___, your left leg out...

I will take 6 people on this game.

[Darvi]

In?

[freeformschooler]

Uh... in.

I haven't read MM so I'll have to learn as I go.

[Elfeater]

In

[Riccto]

In

[IronyOwl]

In

[Darvi]

You guys are cheating and copying my answer D:

[scriver]

In.

[Elfeater]

You guys are cheating and copying my answer D:

Bah yours was a question.

[Riccto]

Yours had a ?. Totally different answer

[Dermonster]

in

[Sinpwn]

In, if there isn't already too many people, if that is the case, then waiting list

[Ochita]

In, in any case.

[ExKirby]

Right, we have more players than we need. This is the part where I bring out the dice. I'll roll 2d6 for everyone, and assign the result as your number (if it's taken, I'll just reroll). I'll then roll 6 more times, and add the corresponding players to the game.

And after a tedius amount of rolling, we have these players:

2-Ochita
3-Elfeater
5-scriver
6-Darvi
7-dermonster
8-Riccto
9-freeformschooler
10-Sinpwn
11-IronyOwl

The resulting numbers are; 7, 9, 5, 3, 10 aaaaaand 6. Henceforth, dermonster, freeformschooler, scriver, Elfeater, Sinpwn and Darvi will be rocking across dimentions.

Now, the opening.

The six of you wake up in a brilliant white room, about 15m x 15m x 15m. Within it are 16 pedestals, which collectively form a circle. There is also a keypad with 16 buttons on it, which is placed beside an underpants dispenser. Oh yeah, did I mention you're naked? Well, you are. So yeah, what will you do from here?

Spoiler: Status (click to show/hide)

dermonster:
Inventory: Empty

freeformschooler:
Inventory: Empty

scriver:
Inventory: Empty

Elfeater:
Inventory: Empty

Sinpwn:
Inventory: Empty

Darvi:
Inventory: Empty

[freeformschooler]

Examine the ninth pedestal.