Play@YSDC

This thread is for all side discussions and rolling of dice for the In Character thread of Chapter 5a - Øyvind's Experience.

Sorry the delay on this thread, i could swear i had replied to Øyvinds thread.

A mirror!, you evil scum!

Anatomist wrote:...you evil scum!

Thanks Anatomist! I consider that a compliment of the highest order.

Job.

And Øyvind stumbles upon the universal solution to most problems in a Cthulhu game! Get naked!

Job.

Hello Anatomist,

To avoid the embarrassing outcome that I described in my post here, then please make a dexterity resistance roll. For Øyvind to avoid being tangled in his shirt, roll a d100 with a result of 50 or less (this is based upon his dex of 15).

Job.

Job wrote:Hello Anatomist,

To avoid the embarrassing outcome that I described in my post here, then please make a dexterity resistance roll. For Øyvind to avoid being tangled in his shirt, roll a d100 with a result of 50 or less (this is based upon his dex of 15).

Job.

failwinner (1d100=23)

NICE roll, Anatomist! Geez, now I have to change my post and let Øyvind off the hook... *sigh*

Here is the way that I first wrote it...

Job wrote:Øyvind quickly lifts his arms, pulling the bottom of his shirt over his head...

...and becomes entangled in his shirt, head covered and unable to see, arms flailing in the air! He bumps into something solid, loses his balance, and falls to the floor.

For Anatomist,I'm just having a little fun here. :) [url=http://www.callofcthulhu.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=2869&p=118946#p118946]See this post to see if Øyvind has an easier time of things.[/url]

My edited post...

Job wrote:Øyvind whips off his shirt, throwing it to the ground, and looks at his arms, rapidly turning them over and, and over, seeing nothing. He hurriedly examines his chest and abdomen. Nothing.

Not nearly as fun, but better for Øyvind.

Job.

Did you just kill Øyvind?

Nah, Øyvind is still around. I have one more post to add in that thread, which will explain what's going on.



Job.

One last note that may be important. When you read my final post in that thread, you might think that we played through it simply for me, the keeper, to torment you. However, there may be--or might not be--a reason in the campaign for this to have occurred. Without giving anything away, I can't say that there is a reason, and I can't say that there is not a reason. As the player, and as the game progresses, you'll need to decide for yourself whether this experience provided you with any useful information.

Job.