Roll To Dodge: I'm rather surprised to not find this here.

>Punch trees. Acquire wood.

>I shove him(albeit lightly) back."What exactly were you trying to do? I just wanted to see if you had been hurt!"

Run away, while trying to make a believable bluff. If I do, I tell them the bluff.

Lime, you didn't include the rolls. Always include the rolls.

>Attempt to tough it out. If successful, try attacking again.

fucking

SPRINT IN A DIRECTION I WANT TO GO

WHO KNOWS MAYBE I'M A MAGE

PERHAPS A CUTE MAGE :3333

PERHAPS A CUTE MAGE WITH UHHHH INCREASED MANA AT COST OF FOOD ADDICTION IOFUGGINO

SPRIIIIINT

>Try to sweep the legs of the people around you.

@gregnes2000(5): He seems to care deeply about you, showing emotion as he gives his real opinion. "Well... rumor has it that... monsters lurk in there. We used to go there frequently for wood, but some attacks by local monsters got us scared. Maybe that's what might've happened to the kids! They've been lost to the monsters! Please, we wouldn't want to loose you!"

@Cathari Sarad(4): Through some phenomenon that defies the laws of nature (Theria be damned), you manage to acquire a perfectly cubic block of wood. The surface is smooth, the tiny holes caused by the grain of the wood still there.. and yet, the tree was still floating in air!

@cake1(5): You get your point across with an angered shove to the chest. It's unlikely he'll still be willing to negotiate, as it looks like he's gearing up for another attack.

@T-manboy55(4, 1): You start to scamper away yourself, still reeling from that assault on your tastebuds. Unfortunately, your excuse doesn't sit well with those villagers, as half the crowd occupying Skiller turns to come after you, not wanting you to get away with whatever you said.

@Savaget 1337(2): You can't seem to shake of this pain! You move to hit him once more, but the stinging pain of your injuries pushes you back, grimacing in response to the pain.

@Trip(3): For once, you see the fruits of your efforts. Perhaps your memory was a bit foggy, but a bit of magic ran in whatever family you were a part of- you have a natural affinity for magic- exposure to it allows you to tap into minuscule control over the elements, but only when you're in the presence of these sources of magical power.. in the mean while, you run. You run like the wind into.. nowhere really. You have no idea where you're sprinting to, and by the looks of it, it's into the middle of nowhere.

@Skiller 2(4): You redeem yourself with a sweep to the feet! The townspeople in front are knocked over, and a few bend over to help- you're on thin ice! It almost seems like the townspeople are tapping into that innate rage they've kept stored for years.

If anything I do seems a bit unfair, let me know! Just making sure I don't take too much advantage of this GM position!

>Give up. Ask Cake what she wants.

I assume this is a free roll?

>I back away as quickly as possible."No more attacking me, okay? I just want some help. Do you know where we are? Which way to the nearest city? I just want to work with you here."

edited 17th Mar '16 4:46:09 PM by cake1

In this case, yeah! I'll add that to the record: if a person is resigning or choosing not to do anything on their own accord, then there are no dice needed to roll for it!

> Create a crafting bench and wooden axe. Continue gathering wood.

>Strength in numbers. Tell the farmer I'll be fine as long as I have a group with me. Then ask him if there is anyone in the town that would be willing to help.

>"Then you should've said so in the first place. And no, I don't know where we are, but I did a city that some guys went to nearby. If you wanna go there, than we both need to find a way out of here"

>Attempt to find a way out.

edited 17th Mar '16 4:58:55 PM by Savaget1337

(just to check, did stepping back count as an action for you, Cake 1? just wanna make sure!)

edited 17th Mar '16 4:56:40 PM by LimeKid

Yes, it did. Also, I edited my response a bit and I'm not sure if you saw that.

@Cake 1(6): You step back, for sure. In fact, you step back so quickly, that you don't have time to react to the edge of the ledge you've stepped on- you're now tumbling over, heading a considerable distance away from Savaget. Looks like you guys are both in a bit of trouble!

@Cathari Sarad(3, 5): You make them, sure, but.. they don't turn out exactly how you had imagined them. Your crafting table is lopsided and odd, and your wooden axe is crooked, hanging off whatever hinge was crafted to keep it together. However, getting the wood is a cinch! Breaking the wood on another three sends the entire thing down, leaves and all! You even get a few apples from it. Lucky you!

'''@gregnes2000(1) He seems to take an offended tone in this case, annoyed that you'd ask something like that.

"Surely, you're joking! Are you sure you plan on following Theria's way.. no real follower that lives here would ever wish to do something as drastic as resort to violence.. I'm surprised you'd even ask something like that!"

@Savaget 1337(2): In your damaged state, you can't seem to focus on an exit. Wherever it is, it's not within looking distance, as caused by your injuries and the only person who can possibly assist you is a bit miffed. As luck would have it, Cake is the only person around, and now, they've taken a fall of their own. Let's hope their not too angry... or hurt.

>Say that I apologize, and that I meant that I wanted a group to help find the teenagers.

>Try to slow down or soften my fall. Minimize any possible damage.

edited 17th Mar '16 5:20:02 PM by cake1

>Attempt to magically summon a sword[1] and say "Is that all you got?"
Image for flavor

edited 17th Mar '16 5:19:56 PM by Skiller2

>Try again.

edited 17th Mar '16 5:28:32 PM by Savaget1337

>Trip: Find a Dungeon

@gregnes2000(2): He still doesn't seem that convinced that you're changing your mind about resorting to violence, remaining skeptical..

"Why should I still trust you? I'm not so sure I can believe you after that little remark... do you really wanna help those kids, or is it just the urge for more destruction that you crave..."

@Cake 1(6): As you tumble down, you tried to keep yourself from bouncing off the jagged eyes straightening yourself out during the fall and grabbing onto a ledge presented in a ledge on the wall- you seem to slow your descent, but you pull a muscle. Your arm is searing with internal pain, now that you're in the same boat as Savaget.

@Skiller 2(1): Gesturing your hands out to make way for this sword, you find that it takes longer than expected. Maybe you were getting rusty. In fact, you were- your summoning blows up right in your face, literally and metaphorical. The crowd gasps as you're knocked back onto your feet, once again.

Savaget 1337(6): You can't just fail now! As if a surge of power went right through you, you gain the motivation to get up and reach for the light of the exit- it's just one pull up away!! Of course, it would be, if the intensity of your grasping didn't cause the fault dirt to fall over- you're back on the ground, and now, the dirt is partially blocking the way out.

Trip(5): Your merits pay off! While you run through the plains, you stumble upon something- as if it was made just for you to find, the weathered, vine-covered entrance to some strange grotto- who would've thought it'd be sitting out here, in the middle of nowhere?

I'm actually gonna head off for a little while, or maybe for the night, but I'll be seeing you all later! I had a lot of fun, and I'll see you all tomorrow! Hope I did well!

edited 17th Mar '16 5:42:52 PM by LimeKid

>Try again, with spirit this time
While he is gone, I can fill in for him no one else wants to. Anyone else want to?

edited 17th Mar '16 5:46:33 PM by Skiller2

You did great limekid, it was a lot of fun!

>I start to get myself up again and moan in pain."Ow. I think there's something wrong with my arm." I put hand on it and rub.It's then that I notice the entrance, now partly blocked."Oh, great job, man! Just look what you've done!", I yell. I observe my current surroundings.

edited 17th Mar '16 5:50:14 PM by cake1

>Make a wooden pickaxe. Dig and acquire stone. Build furnace.