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Posted by Wilds - 06-28-2022, 05:56 PM

ok we definitely want to check out the cosmetics and clothes areas right, you could look soooo cooooool (even cooler than you already do) but for now, you might as well quickly check the shelves to the right - in case there's something useful there that you'd regret not having later.

Posted by Ignispark - 06-12-2022, 03:30 PM

Given the circumstances, the mask seems like a good thing to don right now, to be able to discern things better.

Posted by victorianflorist - 06-12-2022, 03:25 AM

Since you've compelled me to apologize. I must communicate my regret for yelling in your head, and humbly beg your forgiveness for my ample enthusiasm. I shall endeavor to remain reserved and restrain my excitement goin forward as to not offend your proverbial ears further. I simply suggest checking the shelves nearby, we ought to see what we may salvage as possible equipment. These fortifications appear slapdash, as if whomever was holed up here was in quite the rush. Perhaps we wish not to encounter that which elicited said barricades.

Posted by King-Clod - 06-11-2022, 11:07 PM

Might want to check the shelves to the right to see if we can find anything useful while we're still in a lit part of the store. I'd suggest putting on the mask if you go into the dark section though, I suspect you'll need the extra sight out there.

Posted by Lilium Mortem - 06-11-2022, 09:21 PM

Is this a zombie apocalypse? Bit you gotta tell us if this is a zombie apocalypse, that's the law. Regardless, someone was trying to fortify this place against something or someone hostile. They may still be here. and they may have already been turned Also if you're already in another form from using Carbon, could you use it again?

Posted by MarxzVulpez - 06-11-2022, 07:29 PM

agreeing with above, but we should also be ready in case anything/something did/does find us if it's nothing we should check the shelves to the right, then maybe head for Sporting Goods, that should probably have some good stuff for us

Posted by knux400 - 06-11-2022, 07:07 PM

That pot shattering made a pretty big noise. Let's pause a bit before we do anything else to see if that shadow decides to move in.

Posted by SHIVERS - 06-11-2022, 06:48 PM

INTUITION: Politely request a few... INTUITION: bits INTUITION: ...of information. YAWN: HAH. YAWN: Terrible. That isn't even funny. YAWN: . . . YAWN: ...alright, maybe that helped. A smidge. YAWN: Fine. Let's do that first. YAWN: Did you have ideas? YAWN: "Let's talk first. I have questions." BIT: "Alright." YAWN: "What can ou-" YAWN: "What can my class do? These abilities-"  BIT: "Skills." YAWN: "...skills. What do these skills do?" BIT: "Sure, I'll give you the descriptions as I have them." BIT: "Let's see..." A tiny, floating book fizzles into existence in front of Bit. :: BECKON :: Call forth a random extranatural entity.  If you form a bond with this entity, you may call it specifically in the future.  Calling a random entity will be more demanding on the body.  When beckoning a specific entity, roll appropriate extranatural stat. Cannot call entities related to MEMENTO. BIT: "...I don't believe this is worth using. Ever." BIT: "An extranatural entity could more than likely solve any problem you'd throw it at." BIT: "And the positive stats means they shouldn't harm You." BIT: "But everything beyond that is a risk. Anything could happen." YAWN: "Even summoning a fairy." BIT: "..." YAWN: "..." BIT: "[SIGH]" BIT: "...Yes. If somehow fairies turn out to be real, you might summon one." :: BLUE :: Perform a random extranatural skill by rolling the appropriate stat.  MUST specify which stat is being rolled -  Blue Angel for SERAPHIC, Blue Fairy for REALMIC, and Blue Deep for DEPTH.  Cannot roll MEMENTO skills. YAWN: "Ugh. Does it all have to be random chance?" BIT: "Often, yes. Get used to that." BIT: "And this one is technically three skills." BIT: "Blue Angel, Blue Fairy, and Blue Deep." BIT: "So, you'll need to specify which you want to use." BIT: "Still risky, but you have a better chance of using something helpful that may not cause other issues." :: CARBON :: Take on the appearance of a random sort of extranatural entity for an indefinite amount of time.  Stats and available skills may change. Cannot appear as entities related to MEMENTO. BIT: "Well." BIT: "If you're in dire straits, I suppose... turning into something else could... help." BIT: "My guess is that you'd have greatly-improved stats and access to powerful skills. But that's only a guess." BIT: "And... 'indefinite'. Could be an hour, could be a day - it doesn't specify." BIT: "And I've never seen this skill used before." BIT: "You should be careful." YAWN: "I know what I'm doing. I'll be fine." BIT: "Overall, my advice is to try and stick it out until you find other skills." BIT: "If you have to use a skill sooner..." BIT: "...Stick with Blue. Use Carbon in a pinch, and Beckon as a last resort." BIT: "And keep in mind:  using most skills will take a physical toll on you." BIT: "It's typically as simple as feeling more fatigued depending on the strength and utility of said skill." BIT: "But... these are all extranatural skills. There's no telling what might happen to you." BIT: "Those are my thoughts, but it's ultimately your call." BIT: "Just don't get yourself killed." YAWN: "Sure, yes. Moving on." Bit's book fizzles away. YAWN: "Is there a chance of you landing on your side, rather than your front or back?" BIT: "Incredibly slim, but technically, yes, I suppose it could happen." YAWN: "Oooh, what's it do? What happens?" BIT: ". . ." BIT: "...I don't know." BIT: "It never came up in training, and hasn't happened to me so far." BIT: "I'm sure it won't be an issue, either way." INTUITION: Ask bit about that spooky eye. YAWN: ...No. INTUITION: If it makes you feel any better, Yawn, that eye thing was freaky for us too. INTUITION: But if you'd rather not discuss it, that's fine. YAWN: Yes, let's not. INTUITION: I won't talk much about what just happened for your sake Yawn but... INTUITION: ...I'm glad you're alright. You really worried me for a second there. YAWN: . . . YAWN: ...thank you... YAWN: ...Think that's plenty of questions.  YAWN: Let's go. YAWN: "So!" Yawn claps xer vines together. YAWN: "Slots!" Xe step over to the slot machines, giving each a glance. INTUITION: At least your choice earlier got a little bit of the fairies in there. YAWN: Not the time- INTUITION: Now you have fairies entwined with you within and without. How delightful! YAWN: ...You. I recognize that tone now. YAWN: You're the one who was screaming before. INTUITION: Yawn, please set those slots a-spinning! INTUITION: I'm personally feeling very lucky, don't touch those yel-- YAWN: I'm not listening to a thing you say until you apologize. Yawn takes a breath, not realizing xe'd been scowling. Bit gives xem a confused glance. YAWN: "It's nothing! I... am..." YAWN: "...having some trouble focusing." INTUITION: Anyway, as for the slots- INTUITION: I think it might be worth pressing the yellow button for the green slot.  INTUITION: Just to avoid the chance of getting something associated with your COM stat. INTUITION: I also think going with chance on all but the green is a good idea. INTUITION: I don't trust leaving that one up to chance. INTUITION: ...But throwing caution to the wind has been the trend, so-- YAWN: No. YAWN: Not this time. YAWN: ...Yellow button for the green one is fine. Easy.   Yawn pulls the lever on the orange machine first. The four options cycle through each other, soon landing on... ABSENCE BIT: "Rolling . . . " A sharp 'CLINK' noise rings out from Bit as if they'd been flicked into the air. Momentarily, they 'land' with a dull 'THUNK', then flip up onto their side so the result is visible . . . 1 + 0 (no modifier) =  [1] [color=#e74c3c]CRITICAL FAILURE [/font] BIT: "Ah." Bit flips back around. BIT: "Unfortunate." YAWN: "THAT'S what you look like on your other side?!" BIT: "Yes." The machine sputters, something clanking down into the slot at the bottom. BIT: "Well, let's see what it is at the very least." Yawn grumbles, reaching a vine into the slot and pulling out what's inside.   :: WEAPON: SQUEAKY HAMMER :: A noisy toy hammer with hard metal discs attached to both ends. Rolls with ABSENCE to attack. Lower rolls are louder, but inflict more damage, while higher rolls are quieter, but weaker. Yawn squints at it, experimentally pushing it against the slot machine. It squeaks. YAWN: "...I want a redo." BIT: "It could be worse." BIT: "With the way your rolls work, that isn't a terrible weapon." BIT: "It still looks painful to be struck by it." BIT: "And if you succeed a roll... at least it won't notify anything nearby." YAWN: "If you fail a roll, you mean." BIT: "..." BIT: "I don't have any more control over that than you do." BIT: "Asserting that I would do this intentionally is uncalled for, to say the least." BIT: " . . . " BIT: "...I don't want this to be a point of contention between us." YAWN: "..." YAWN: "...sorry." BIT: "Alright. Let's move on from that, then." Xe look over the hammer. YAWN: "Do I have to carry this around?" YAWN: "I don't exactly want to advertise This as the thing I'm using to defend myself." BIT: "Try to put it in your pocket." YAWN: "It clearly wouldn't fit." BIT: "Humor me." The plant begrudgingly attempts to slide the Squeaky Hammer into one of xer pockets, only for it to flash with red and disappear.  BIT: "There, it's in your inventory now." BIT: "You can do this with lots of useful things you find, just be mindful of your slots." YAWN: "Why does that work?" BIT: "I don't know the finer details of Melocania's mechanical systems." BIT: "Best to assume it's some kind of magic." Yawn experimentally reaches for xer pocket. A vague red shape materializes in xer hand, forming into the full Squeaky Hammer within milliseconds. Xe brandish a grin. YAWN: "Oh this'll be VERY useful." BIT: ". . ."   Yawn taps the yellow button on the green machine, watching it indent. With that, xe pull the lever. Again, the options flip through, settling on... SENSE BIT: "Rolling . . . " 20 + 1 (- 5) =  [16] [/font] Something clatters down into the slot. [color=#d0a239]YAWN: "Now THAT'S more like it!" BIT: "Congratulations." BIT: "Let's see what you ended up with." Yawn reaches into the slot and retrieves the item.   :: ACCESSORY: TESTIMONY MASK :: When worn, will reveal fingerprints, footprints, and other information to the wearer, along with an enhanced sense of sight, sound and smell for a brief period of time. Overuse could result in side effects. Yawn dangles the mask by its string. YAWN: "...I can't imagine wanting to cover up my face." YAWN: "More useful than the hammer, at least." The plant eyes the purple machine up and down, noting once more the giant stone circle connected to it. YAWN: "...What's this one rolling for, Bit?" BIT: "Starting location. So, your roll determines where you end up first." BIT: "Considering it's using the Extranaturality stat group, I'd advise caution when going in, regardless of what you get." YAWN: "No need for that!" YAWN: "I'm... sure I can handle it!"     Xe pull the handle. The stats cycle as the mechanism spins, ending with... MEMENTO BIT: "Rolling . . . " 20 - 2 =  [18] [color=#d0a239]YAWN: "YES. Perfect!" YAWN: "Another good roll!" YAWN: "...That IS good for this, right?" BIT: "I assume so." BIT: "We'll find out soon enough."   The machine turns over, whirring like a motor. The stone circle hums to life. Its parts rearrange themselves, elongating while shrinking in height as the stones' grey color burns off into black. Once reshaped into a black rectangle, some fluid-like substance drips from its edges, pooling into the center and gradually forming into a visible liquid 'screen.' An image is visible on the screen,  though it's blurry and glitchy.[/font] YAWN: "It's a... TV? " BIT: "The shape of one, yes." BIT: "Melocania warps tend to resemble the destination they lead you to." Yawn turns xer head, watching the screen. YAWN: "...What is that? A forest?" BIT: "Hard to say. I'd guess a field at night." ] BIT: "I don't think it matters; this is the only exit." YAWN: "I go THROUGH that?!" BIT: "Yes." YAWN: "..." YAWN: "Fine. Easy." Yawn extends a vine. YAWN: "...I'll-" Upon making contact with the screen, deep black and white static crackles across xer body, xer form soon disappearing into the portal.   Dark. It's dark in here. Cramped. Very cramped. Yawn groans, shaking off what feels like sleep. YAWN: "...where...?" Xe can't see much, difficult to even turn xer head. There's pale white metal above xem. The plant is stuck inside of something. Yawn curses under xer breath, wriggling against xer confines. YAWN: "God's... sake, get me... OUT of this-" Xe gasp as xe go tumbling off the metal shelf. The clay planter pot shatters against the concrete floor,  loosing the luko from its clutches. Yawn shakes off the fall and collects xemself, dazed but unharmed. Though, xe soon realize what xe'd been contained in. BIT: "!" BIT: " . . .  " BIT: "  .  .  .  " YAWN: "Not a WORD." BIT: "...I said nothing." Yawn gets xer bearings. The area you're in looks to be the garden section of a department store. There's a wall not far behind you, that's technically a big window, you think. You can't tell, because thick metal shutters are blocking you from viewing anything outside. You can't see sunlight through the tiny holes, so you assume it must be night. To your right, there's a few long shelves, but most look empty from what you can see. Still, could be worth checking for anything useful. To your left, you find an exit past a handful of registers, but it looks entirely blocked off. Two refrigerators are on their sides, stacked atop one another against the exit. They likely stored sodas beforehand, as you see red, translucent liquid seeping out from underneath them. You don't think you'd have any chance of moving them,  and it doesn't look like there's room to squeeze around them, either. Finally, in front of you, you can see a pair of automatic sliding doors that lead through to the rest of the store. It's more than a little dark, though. Over half of the lights are off, as best you can tell. You'd be able to see your way around, but someone - or something - could easily hide and ambush you. You see a few signs through the glass: 'SPORTING GOODS' (not far through the doors, pointing to the right) 'HEALTH & COSMETICS' (a bit further, pointing to the left) '2ND FLOOR' (further still, pointing to the right) 'CLOTHING' (as far as you can see, pointing even farther ahead) You squint as you stare out into the shadows of the store. You definitely saw something moving out there. Show Content STATS, SKILLS, AND INVENTORY

Posted by King-Clod - 02-27-2022, 06:25 PM

I agree, asking Bit what our class can do would probably be a good bet, at least before we exit this room. Definitely press the yellow button on the green slot machine, I don't trust leaving that one up to chance. I'm also curious what a drama based item would look like, to be fair. Oh and, I won't talk much about what just happened for your sake Yawn but. I'm glad you're alright. You really worried me for a second there.

Posted by Ignispark - 02-27-2022, 06:20 PM

Politely request a few...bits...of information. What was that spooky eye? What do the abilities do? Is there a slim chance of getting the edge of the coin instead of a face? I also think going with chance on all but the green is good, and picking the yellow button for green is a good idea, but throwing caution to the wind has been the trend, so all slots spinning could be fun too.

Posted by knux400 - 02-27-2022, 09:21 AM

If it makes you feel any better, Yawn, that eye thing was freaky for us too. But if you'd rather not discuss it, that's fine. Anyway, as for the slots- I think it might be worth pressing the yellow button for the green slot, just to avoid the chance of getting something associated with your COM stat. You should be alright playing the other two normally.

Posted by victorianflorist - 02-27-2022, 06:25 AM

At least your choice got a little bit of the fairies in there, now you have fairies entwined with you within and without. How delightful! Yawn, please set those slots a-spinning! I'm personally feeling very lucky, don't touch those yellow buttons, yellow is the caution color for a very good reason.

Posted by SHIVERS - 02-27-2022, 06:15 AM

INTUITION: By the way, Yawn, apparently we're multiple voices instead of one cohesive one. INTUITION: So we may have conflicting opinions on what to do. Sorry in advance, I guess. YAWN: Multiple? I only hear one. And what is this 'we' stuff? You're just a part of me. INTUITION: Also concurring on there being multiple voices coming from Intuition, there are a lot of us in here. INTUITION: If it'd help, we could separate ourselves by name within this collective. Might make things a little easier. YAWN: Collect-- No? No! YAWN: ONE is enough, please. INTUITION: Also, Hey Bit, what pronouns should we address you with? INTUITION: Not just Bit, any specific pronouns you'd want, Yawn? YAWN: Shouldn't you know? You... All? ...are in here... with me. Aren't you just--? YAWN: ...or... you're-- They drop the topic entirely. YAWN: ...Bit can't hear you, you're in my head. INTUITION: ...can you say hi to Bit for us? they're cute. YAWN: . . . YAWN: Cute-- YAWN: Intuition, they're a floating coin. YAWN: What's wrong with you? YAWN: Or, what's wrong with m- Yawn debates for a few seconds whether they find Bit 'cute' in any way. YAWN: Nope. That's all you. YAWN: ...Fine, then you're... separate. Somehow. YAWN: I'm not wasting any more time thinking about how that works. INTUITION: Seconding saying hi to Bit from us, the tired bunny seems cool. YAWN: . . . . . . . [SIGH]  YAWN: ...You owe me for this. Every one of you. Yawn takes a breath. YAWN: "Intuitionsaysyourecute." BIT: ". . ." BIT: "...Pardon?" YAWN: ". . ." YAWN: "...Pronouns?" BIT: "Let's stick with they/them for now. We just met." BIT: "Yours?" YAWN: "Xe/xem." BIT: "Noted. Did you decide on a class yet?" YAWN: "I'm... thinking! Don't rush me." INTUITION: Hmm... INTUITION: Generally the preferred strategy with these kinds of stats is to buff up the ones you already have a high score in.  Plus I feel like that would fit nicely with our choice of Pippit.  That said, Yawn seems to have positive scores in Pace, Sense, and Drama, so a class that enhances those would be our best option.  HORNET looks good to me. YAWN: . . . INTUITION: You should probably go with something that shores up your negative stats while also improving where you're already good,  because even if Bit's rolls (being either outright success or failures) are what happens when we do stuff, you should also consider for if you're contesting someone's rolls against you looking at them I'd recommend the following: PYTHON: a juicy looking +5 to being able to read and feint emotions is very tempting,  and getting our noodly force out of the gutter would potentially be nice as well,  though the hit to precision isn't great and I'm not thrilled about the potential vulnerability to whatever the hell Depths holds. YAWN: . . . Intuition. INTUITION: GULL is a similar situation to Python, but with a Pace boost rather than Drama, but to a slightly lesser extent.  also trading the Depth negative for a Seraphic negative and I don't know which is more concerning. SYLPH and CHRONICLE could also be fairly interesting with what you've got, especially if you feel like ditching some physicality for some wacky hijinks. YAWN:    .   .   .    INTUITION: There's also the mystery of what the skills do outside of our own intuition, so that's a fairly pick and prey subject at this time. I think the best of these choices would have to be WEASEL. It works off of one of the stats you already have, giving you a +5 to Drama, and brings back up your Composure stat to a 0.  The Magic influences are smaller in this build than most others (which if we're following Bit's advice to keeping those influences small, is a good thing.)  Your Precision would take a hit, but this class seems to give you the ability to slink around undetected more, which may suit you for the dangers up ahead. Since we're already tempting fate... MOCKINGBIRD would be quite fitting. We are already a chaotic mix of.... Intuition and you and have a coin buddy,  might as well go all out and pick MOCKINGBIRD, what could go wrong? And at the very least standing positive with most of the forces cant be all that bad (if that's not an option I suppose CHRONICLE followed by HORNET if that has more of a consensus between.... You and the rest of us) YAWN: ...mm.. INTUITION: SLYPH!!! YAWN: !!! INTUITION: SLYPH SLYPH SLYPH  Pick Sylph Yawn. INTUITION: It'll quench-- YAWN: NO, ON PRINCIPLE. You're in MY head, you don't get to yell at me! YAWN: No Screaming, or I CAN and WILL find a way to burn you out of here. INTUITION: . . . INTUITION: But as always, it is your decision in the end. INTUITION: What sort of approach would you like to take towards problems? YAWN: ... YAWN: ... YAWN: "Mockingbird." BIT: ". . ." BIT: "Please repeat that. Take your time to think." BIT: "You wouldn't want to rush into anything." YAWN: "I said it already. Mockingbird." BIT: ". . ." BIT: "Alright. I'll update your stat sheet." BIT: "Give me a moment." Bit disappears. Something is wrong. It feels as if something has clamped onto xem, as if a towering mosquito is holding the plant still  while it finds a blood vessel. Yawn reflexively twitches and freezes, mouth agape. A sharp sensation hits xem, the tactile sense of brain, body, and something else being pierced from the inside. The needlelike feeling gradually wears away. But the dread doesn't leave. A dizzy spell overtakes Yawn. Numbness spreads out through xer limbs like dull sparks. Xer body trembles as xe fall to xer knees, unable to stand back up. A burning fear crawls its way into into xer head, attaching itself there, hastily bubbling its way out to the surface. Xe struggle to keep xer breath. Pressure surrounds Yawn. Tight, all-encompassing; the inundating stricture of sunken abyss. A fathomless,  empty  fissure  surrounded by tightening mass. In the long below, where the clawing roots of the most impressive flora don't dare reach. In distant elsewhere, something calls to xem. A dwelling names itself home,  as one would title themself keeper of a pet. Respite,  gifts,  offered by a cage. Xer mind overflows with dim, fuzzy liquid, static bleeding its way across the brain in shallow waves. It's worryingly painless as memories blur, swishing about,  melding,  fading. The past severs tendons long-bound, filling them instead with strings of loose snow; garbled and indecipherable.  Bells toll far overhead. Light breaches unseeable clouds. A delayed vision hits xem. For brief, dire seconds.  Eyes meet. The vision fades. Yawn collapses. Bit reappears near Yawn's shoulder, hovering over xem. BIT: "...Oh." BIT: "I apologize. I didn't know how bad that would be." BIT: "...I really don't care for this new system. Playing with fire is putting it mildly." BIT: "Though, the effects would've been minimized if you'd gone for a less... drastic class." BIT: "...[SIGH]." BIT: "But nevermind that. Are you alright?" YAWN: "I'M FINE." BIT: ". . ." YAWN: "...LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE, PLEASE." BIT: "Your negative composure stat is going to become an issue very quickly." BIT: "I would recommend minimizing stress, as best you can." YAWN: "I... am fine! Honestly, you worry too much." BIT: "...Alright." BIT: "Well, regardless, you can start correcting your stats next time you level up." YAWN: "How does that work?" BIT: "Don't worry about that now. I'll explain in more detail later." BIT: "Do you feel able to continue into the next room?" Yawn glances around the room,  finding another door with a symbol, just like the previous one. YAWN: "Of course I can." Xe hurry over and tap the symbol, stepping through into the next room. Inside, the room is quite small. There are three machines lined up against the wall, which vaguely resemble slot machines. Each has a lever at its side, along with two displays on its front:   the top one has a blank text readout; and the bottom one with a simple number, currently at zero. Additionally, they all have a yellow button next to their lever. One machine is orange, one is green, one is purple. The first two have huge slots at the bottom, presumably where a prize would drop to. While the third slot machine is instead connected to a giant stone circle against the right wall. BIT: "I remember these." BIT: "Slots to provide some starting equipment and a first location, while letting you test out rolling." BIT: "Not a very helpful tutorial at all, in my opinion." Yawn says nothing, still looking shaken. Bit glances at xem, but doesn't bring it up. BIT: "There isn't much to choose with these." BIT: "Each machine revolves around one stat group." BIT: "Pulling the lever will randomly decide between the four stats in that group, then I'll roll to determine what you get." BIT: "You can also push the yellow button on one of them instead, which will automatically pick a positive stat to roll." BIT: "However, doing so will dock five points from your final roll, capping your reward." BIT: "Really, I wouldn't stress over the decision. If you get something you don't want, you can always sell it." YAWN: "I am not... stressed."  BIT: ". . ." BIT: "...Playing slots is a little exciting, isn't it?" BIT: "You should try and have fun with it."

Posted by King-Clod - 02-11-2022, 03:59 PM

As the other said, there are a lot of us in here. Meaning that the advice we give you will sometimes be...conflicting. If it'd help, we could separate ourselves by name within this collective. Might make things a little easier. I think the best of these choices would have to be Weasel. It works off of one of the stats you already have, giving you a +5 to Drama, and brings back up your Composure stat to a 0. The Magic influences are smaller in this build than most others (which if we're following Bit's advice to keeping those influences small, is a good thing.) Your Precision would take a hit, but this class seems to give you the ability to slink around undetected more, which may suit you for the dangers up ahead. But as always, it is your decision in the end. What sort of a approach would you like to take towards problems?

Posted by Ignispark - 02-11-2022, 02:10 PM

Since we're already tempting fate...Mockingbird would be quite fitting.

Posted by victorianflorist - 02-11-2022, 12:23 PM

SLYPH!!! SLYPH SLYPH SLYPH, Pick Sylph Yawn. It'll quench your thirst for advemture! Slyiiph!!!! )))))) Nothikg quenches Luke SLYPH

Posted by Pichi2214 - 02-11-2022, 10:52 AM

Seconding saying hi to Bit from us, the tired bnuuy seems cool Also not just Bit, any specific Pronouns you'd want, Yawn? Aaand lastly, I mean. We are already a chaotic mix of.... Intuition and you and have a coin buddy, might as well go all out and pick mockingbird, what could go wrong? And at the very least standing positive with most of the forces cant be all that bad (if that's not an option I suppose chronicle followed by hornet if that has more of a consensus between.... You and the rest of us)

Posted by MarxzVulpez - 02-11-2022, 10:33 AM

Also, Hey Bit what pronouns should we address you with?

Posted by MarxzVulpez - 02-11-2022, 09:52 AM

You should probably go with something that shores up your negative stats while also improving where you're already good, because even if Bit's rolls (being either outright success or failures) are what happens when we do stuff, you should also consider for if you're contesting someone's rolls against you looking at them I'd recommend the following: [Python] a juicy looking +5 to being able to read and feint emotions is very tempting, and getting our noodly force out of the gutter would potentially be nice as well, though the hit to precision isn't great and I'm not thrilled about the potential vulnerability to whatever the hell Depths holds. [Gull] Similar situation to Python, but with a Pace boost rather than Drama, but to a slightly lesser extent. also trading the Depths negative for a Seraphic negative and I don't know which is more concerning [Sylph] and [Chronicle] could also be fairly interesting with what you've got, esp if you feel like ditching some physicality for some wacky hijinks There's also the mystery of what the skills do outside of our own intuition, so that's a fairly pick and prey subject at this time. also concurring on there being multiple voices coming from Intuition, there's a few of us in here

Posted by knux400 - 02-11-2022, 09:45 AM

Hmm... Generally the preferred strategy with these kinds of stats is to buff up the ones you already have a high score in. Plus I feel like that would fit nicely with our choice of Pippit. That said, Yawn seems to have positive scores in Pace, Sense, and Drama, so a class that enhances those would be our best option. HORNET looks good to me. By the way, Yawn, apparently we're multiple voices instead of one cohesive one, so we may have conflicting opinions on what to do. Sorry in advance, I guess. ...can you say hi to Bit for us? they're cute.

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