Conversation started Aug 28, 2014 at 11:54.
Aug 28, 2014 11:54
Ooooo RFS!
It's a silly game, but interesting.
My character wakes up from his sleep. I check to see if my sword is still nearby!
d6
Dice bot. :o
1d7
Aug 28, 2014 11:55
You know, thats also SLUG
:P
1d10
In my last game someone called his character "Loud Bear." Someone asked if he was actually a bear, so he rolled for it. He was.
Aug 28, 2014 11:55
d4 d6 d8 d10 d12 d20
No coins either. :(
This reminds me of Sir Bearington the Bear
4d6 2d20
Aug 28, 2014 11:55
4
20
@InbarRose I roll to see if your sword is lost. You'd better oppose this.
d6
@LymiaAluysia Standard polyhedral dice, 1-9, you can have "d" and it'll make two assumptions. One die, six sides.
Image, not a link. SFW
Aug 28, 2014 11:56
d 1d20
20
(I remember an instance of a player being proactive and pulling something in the world, and the other GM deciding to take the opportunity to introduce a major character early)
Aug 28, 2014 11:57
@doppelgreener It's already gone.
d6+4
Not the most advanced dicebot. :P
Also, I go away for lunch, come back and there are 124 unread messages
Guess that's the consequences of using images though.
@InbarRose Not nearby doesn't mean it's altogether lost necessarily!
Aug 28, 2014 11:58
RFS? Random Fate Session? :P
I seem to recall I once had a trouble of "Promoted from the Field"
Roll For Shoes!
Oh.
Even sillier.
Which explained why my character had bad social skills but was a military commander
Aug 28, 2014 11:58
I look for my robe and wizards hat.
d6
I use a point.
Do anything 1.
Robe and Wizards Hat 2.
woohoo!
@DiceService You found it! It's in the hands of... SIR BEARINGTON. Your faithful neighbour. What the hell's he doing with your sword!?
Can we stop playing Chairman Mao now? :(
@doppelgreener I dunno, but I am gonna go over there!
Aug 28, 2014 12:00
Sir Bearington has already been rolling for shoes for a little while, so he has Do Anything 1, Be A Bear 2, Steal Things 2, Be People 3.
( rolling for shoes?)
That darn nabbin thief!
I adjust my hat and robe, making sure to look extra snazzy. And knock on his door to confront him!
@Mourdos Yes!
@doppelgreener explain this. :-)
@InbarRose Mr Bearington opens the door in a very neighbourly manner and asks you how his day is. And attempts to pass as a person doing it. (Acutally, I'm going to bump that down to Be People 2.)
2d6
Aug 28, 2014 12:02
( xD )
He's not doing a very good job...
I notice he is a bear (for the first time) I assume it's a bear that ate mr Bearington!
Snake eyes! :D
Aug 28, 2014 12:03
OH NO A BEAR! I WILL SAVE YOU MR BEARINGTON!
(Oh no!!)
@InbarRose What do you do!?
I attempt to use my robe as a capturing device to hold the bear!
2d6
(I'm not a very good Wizard)
( How are the rolls opposed? )
Aug 28, 2014 12:05
@InbarRose Sir Bearington panics! Instincts kick in! He's going to try and tear through the cloak.
2d6
... and gets himself tangled up in it! Argh!
woohoo!
( defender doesn't win ties? )
I Cast a tightening spell, to make the robe stick to the bear!
2d6
Aug 28, 2014 12:05
ooooooo that didn't work well
@Mourdos (Doesn't say, I'm gonna err on the players winning ties or neither winning.)
> If the sum of your roll is higher than the opposing roll (either another player or the DM), the thing you wanted to happen, happens.
Emphasis mine.
(So. Is "you" a character or a meta player? :D)
@Metool Oh right!
Thanks.
Aug 28, 2014 12:06
( See, I'm a reactive player, not a proactive player. I lack imagination. )
@DiceService But let's see if it overcomes his struggling.
2d6
It doesn't! Your spell fizzles!
nothing like waling into a dice roll
Oh no! My Robe! it is shred to pieces!
Aug 28, 2014 12:07
@InbarRose Sir Bearington tries to do that now, actually:
2d6
( Enlarge your hat! )
A great struggle!
Aug 28, 2014 12:08
Sir Bearington is pretty frustrated, and attempts to wiggle his way toward that sword he stole.
1d6
Looks like you might be able to beat him to it...
Uh-oh! I throw my Wizards Hat like a boomerang and try to have it bring me my sword!
@Mourdos (I'm used to being a sandbox player without reality warping powers. But I've been a GM enough to adapt~)
(curses)
Aug 28, 2014 12:08
Sir Bearington can't compete with that all tangled up in this robe. You get your sword back!
woohoo!
(I think I have 2 exp, I turn that into a trait)
Sword 3
[zelda acquisition music]
I use my sword to attack the dangerous scary bear that I fear has taken control of my friend bearington (not realizing the truth, nor wondering what my sword is doing in his house)
What do you do about the bear that must have eaten Sir Bearington, ironically enough considering his name?
Aug 28, 2014 12:10
3d6
(Someone unconfuse me! Who's playing as what! :o)
I am me.
@InbarRose Sir Bearington makes one last attempt to tear free of this robe and knock you off balance!
2d6
Aug 28, 2014 12:11
A nondescript neighbor of mr bearington.
I am playing as the GM, and as Sir Bearington.
Uh-oh!
I try to keep my balance.
1d6
I fail!
Aug 28, 2014 12:11
You're knocked to your feet! Sir Bearington stands up, shredding the robe on the way up, and asks you what the deuce you're doing attacking him in his house!
(and tries to pass for a person)
2d6
hello again
What the happened here :D
(Sir Bearington acquires Gentleman of Fine Disposition 3)
Aug 28, 2014 12:12
( Is that now "Actually be a person all along 3" ? )
( Haha )
@Mourdos So he's in a state of being a person and both not a person until the dice are rolled?
@Saffron we're playing roll for shoes
Oh, I am so sorry mr bearington. I must have hit my head, for a moment I thought you were a real bear. I am dreadfully sorry. Oh - btw - what are you doing with my sword?
@InbarRose You must have, it was quite frightening! And I was, uh... I found it! Outside your place, yes. I was waiting until morning to return it to you, of course.
Aug 28, 2014 12:14
Oh, well. Thank you mr bearginton. And to think, I almost killed you.
Goodbye neighbor! see you tomorrow!
I dare say that would have been a mite un-neighbourly if you had.
(And we are done.)
 
Conversation ended Aug 28, 2014 at 12:15.