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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and left abandoned since October 21 of the same year.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game ForumQuest hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and left abandoned since October 21 of the same year.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Nearly every character's dialogue is written in a different color, although additional text effects are used for characters who share a color:
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: ColorCodedSpeech: Nearly every character's dialogue is written in a different color, although additional text effects are used for characters who share a color:
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* FullyAbsorbedFinale: Long after the thread stopped getting posts, its characters (most prominently the lightning bolt) returned in ''Roleplay/TropersTheSeries'' Season Five, Episode Sixteen; "It's Raining Right Here". The episode is [=GMed=] by Tropers/DrNoPuma, as Rain Quest was.
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* AbortedArc: The game's story was never really finished.
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* CutShort: The game's story was never really finished.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and still ongoing.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and still ongoing.left abandoned since October 21 of the same year.
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* AbortedArc: The game's story was never really finished.
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** The name of Solarite, the MacGuffin, comes from ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}''' Starites.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Nearly every character's dialogue is written in a different color, although additional text effects are used for characters who share a color:
** Nina's text is gold (yellow).
** The lightning bolt's text is purple.
** The comet's text is normal (black), but ''italicized''.
** Stanley's text is cinnamon (brown).
** Hummer and the other hummingbirds' text is green.
** Mayor Ferdinand's text is normal, but '''bold'''.
** The airplanes' text is cinnamon and '''bold'''.
** Nina's text is gold (yellow).
** The lightning bolt's text is purple.
** The comet's text is normal (black), but ''italicized''.
** Stanley's text is cinnamon (brown).
** Hummer and the other hummingbirds' text is green.
** Mayor Ferdinand's text is normal, but '''bold'''.
** The airplanes' text is cinnamon and '''bold'''.
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->'''Player command:''' > If all else fails, go back to the mayor and ask for the key.\\
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* NarrationEcho: This exchange:
->'''Player command:''' > If all else fails, go back to the mayor and ask for the key.\\
'''Lightning bolt:''' Oh, and don't even think of going back to the mayor and asking for the key! I took it from the Town Hall while the mayor was distracted!
->'''Player command:''' > If all else fails, go back to the mayor and ask for the key.\\
'''Lightning bolt:''' Oh, and don't even think of going back to the mayor and asking for the key! I took it from the Town Hall while the mayor was distracted!
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* BigBad: The lightning bolt is the one who shatters the Solarite meteorite, setting off the events of the plot. He then stalks Joel and Nina, trying to find the pieces, but his motivation is currently unknown.
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* DismantledMacGuffin: The meteorite containing a powerful substance called Solarite is shattered, and the pieces land in different places across the land, and Joel and Nina's goal is to travel across the land to find each piece.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and still ongoing. It takes place in a world inhabited solely by anthropomorphic versions of things that fly or can be found in the sky. Our hero is Joel, a raindrop who lives alone in a house on a small cloud, until one day, a strange glowing meteorite falls from the sky. The meteorite is struck by a lightning bolt, shattering it, and dropping its resident, a star named Nina, onto Joel's cloud. Nina reveals that the meteorite was made of a mysterious, powerful stone called Solarite. Suddenly, they are attacked by the lightning bolt, who reveals that he wants the Solarite for himself. After escaping from him, Joel and Nina go on a quest to find the rest of the Solarite, meeting many different characters along the way.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and still ongoing.
It takes place in a world inhabited solely by anthropomorphic versions of things that fly or can be found in the sky. Our hero is Joel, a raindrop who lives alone in a house on a small cloud, until one day, a strange glowing meteorite falls from the sky. The meteorite is struck by a lightning bolt, shattering it, and dropping its resident, a star named Nina, onto Joel's cloud. Nina reveals that the meteorite was made of a mysterious, powerful stone called Solarite. Suddenly, they are attacked by the lightning bolt, who reveals that he wants the Solarite for himself. After escaping from him, Joel and Nina go on a quest to find the rest of the Solarite, meeting many different characters along the way.
It takes place in a world inhabited solely by anthropomorphic versions of things that fly or can be found in the sky. Our hero is Joel, a raindrop who lives alone in a house on a small cloud, until one day, a strange glowing meteorite falls from the sky. The meteorite is struck by a lightning bolt, shattering it, and dropping its resident, a star named Nina, onto Joel's cloud. Nina reveals that the meteorite was made of a mysterious, powerful stone called Solarite. Suddenly, they are attacked by the lightning bolt, who reveals that he wants the Solarite for himself. After escaping from him, Joel and Nina go on a quest to find the rest of the Solarite, meeting many different characters along the way.
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[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rainquest.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Clockwise from top: The comet, Nina, and Joel.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Clockwise from top: The comet, Nina, and Joel.]]
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* ShoutOut:
** The name of the thread itself is a reference to ''Roleplay/RubyQuest''.
** When one player asks Joel to see what time it is, the narrator initially says "[[WebVideo/DontHugMeImScared It's quarter to nine, time to have a bath!]]" before stating that he was just kidding.
** When Joel and Nina first enter the Town Hall in Aircraft Land, the narrator initially says that there they see [[WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas a skeleton trying to teach monsters about Christmas]] before, again, saying he was joking.
** The name of the thread itself is a reference to ''Roleplay/RubyQuest''.
** When one player asks Joel to see what time it is, the narrator initially says "[[WebVideo/DontHugMeImScared It's quarter to nine, time to have a bath!]]" before stating that he was just kidding.
** When Joel and Nina first enter the Town Hall in Aircraft Land, the narrator initially says that there they see [[WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas a skeleton trying to teach monsters about Christmas]] before, again, saying he was joking.
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* FeatheredFiend: At one point, Joel and Nina are attacked by a group of vicious hummingbirds.
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* NobleBirdOfPrey: Stanley, a bald eagle who Joel and Nina meet horribly injured. They heal him, and he befriends them, acting as transportation for them.
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* NobleBirdOfPrey: Stanley, a bald eagle who Joel and Nina meet horribly injured. They heal him, and he befriends them, acting as transportation for them.them, and helping them fight off some other, meaner birds.
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* CompanionCube: Aramu Kurokku-chan, Joel' alarm clock, who he has claimed as his waifu. Later on, Joel gives Nina his umbrella as her own companion, which they name Anburera-kun.
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* CompanionCube: Aramu Kurokku-chan, Joel' Joel's alarm clock, who he has claimed as his waifu. Later on, Joel gives Nina his umbrella as her own companion, which they name Anburera-kun.
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* OverlyLongName: Because the players chose so many different names for Joel, his original full name was a combination of all of them: Joel Aquakamelech Abramovich Maximum-Horsefeathers. Although he was called Joel for short, the players originally decided to change his name to simply Joel.
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* OverlyLongName: Because the players chose so many different names for Joel, his original full name was a combination of all of them: Joel Aquakamelech Abramovich Maximum-Horsefeathers. Although he was called Joel for short, the players originally eventually decided to change his name to simply Joel.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and still ongoing. It takes place in a world inhabited solely by anthropomorphic versions of things that fly or can be found in the sky. Our hero is Joel, a raindrop who lives alone in a house on a small cloud, until one day, a strange glowing meteorite falls from the sky. The meteorite is struck by a lightning bolt, shattering it, and dropping its resident, a star named Nina, on Joel's cloud. Nina reveals that the meteorite was made of a mysterious, powerful stone called Solarite. Suddenly, they are attacked by the lightning bolt, who reveals that he wants the Solarite for himself. After escaping from him, Joel and Nina go on a quest to find the rest of the Solarite, meeting many different characters along the way.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and still ongoing. It takes place in a world inhabited solely by anthropomorphic versions of things that fly or can be found in the sky. Our hero is Joel, a raindrop who lives alone in a house on a small cloud, until one day, a strange glowing meteorite falls from the sky. The meteorite is struck by a lightning bolt, shattering it, and dropping its resident, a star named Nina, on onto Joel's cloud. Nina reveals that the meteorite was made of a mysterious, powerful stone called Solarite. Suddenly, they are attacked by the lightning bolt, who reveals that he wants the Solarite for himself. After escaping from him, Joel and Nina go on a quest to find the rest of the Solarite, meeting many different characters along the way.
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* MineralMacGuffin: Solarite, a powerful stone from a mysterious meteorite. It was shattered by an evil, living lightning bolt, forcing Joel and Nina to travel across the land to find the pieces before the lightning bolt does.
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''Rain Quest'' is a play-by-post game hosted on the TV Tropes forums, started by Tropers/DrNoPuma on April 7, 2017, and still ongoing. It takes place in a world inhabited solely by anthropomorphic versions of things that fly or can be found in the sky. Our hero is Joel, a raindrop who lives alone in a house on a small cloud, until one day, a strange glowing meteorite falls from the sky. The meteorite is struck by a lightning bolt, shattering it, and dropping its resident, a star named Nina, on Joel's cloud. Nina reveals that the meteorite was made of a mysterious, powerful stone called Solarite. Suddenly, they are attacked by the lightning bolt, who reveals that he wants the Solarite for himself. After escaping from him, Joel and Nina go on a quest to find the rest of the Solarite, meeting many different characters along the way.
You can find the game [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14915986710A51009700&page=1 here]].
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!!Tropes found in Rain Quest include:
* CompanionCube: Aramu Kurokku-chan, Joel' alarm clock, who he has claimed as his waifu. Later on, Joel gives Nina his umbrella as her own companion, which they name Anburera-kun.
* EvilLaugh: The lightning bolt does this from time to time. At one point, Nina throws it back in his face while defiantly telling him that he won't win.
* NobleBirdOfPrey: Stanley, a bald eagle who Joel and Nina meet horribly injured. They heal him, and he befriends them, acting as transportation for them.
* OverlyLongName: Because the players chose so many different names for Joel, his original full name was a combination of all of them: Joel Aquakamelech Abramovich Maximum-Horsefeathers. Although he was called Joel for short, the players originally decided to change his name to simply Joel.
* PsychoElectro: The main antagonist is an anthropomorphic, power-hungry lightning bolt.
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You can find the game [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14915986710A51009700&page=1 here]].
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!!Tropes found in Rain Quest include:
* CompanionCube: Aramu Kurokku-chan, Joel' alarm clock, who he has claimed as his waifu. Later on, Joel gives Nina his umbrella as her own companion, which they name Anburera-kun.
* EvilLaugh: The lightning bolt does this from time to time. At one point, Nina throws it back in his face while defiantly telling him that he won't win.
* NobleBirdOfPrey: Stanley, a bald eagle who Joel and Nina meet horribly injured. They heal him, and he befriends them, acting as transportation for them.
* OverlyLongName: Because the players chose so many different names for Joel, his original full name was a combination of all of them: Joel Aquakamelech Abramovich Maximum-Horsefeathers. Although he was called Joel for short, the players originally decided to change his name to simply Joel.
* PsychoElectro: The main antagonist is an anthropomorphic, power-hungry lightning bolt.
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