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Irine
Wyvern 1 Mana Check: 6 (Failure)
Wyvern 1 Loses 20 Mana (Now 40)
Wyvern 1 Mana Check: 3 (Success), 7 (No Crit)
Wyvern 1 Loses 10 Mana (Now 30)
Wyvern 1 Mana Check: 6 (Failure)
Wyvern 1 Loses 20 Mana (Now 10)
Wyvern 1 Uses Fire Breath
It doesn’t affect Irine
Wyvern 2 Agility Check: 8 (Success), 3 (Crit Success) (1.5X) Remainder 1 vs 4 (Success), 1 (Crit Success) Remainder 1 (Coin Toss: Heads)

Irine emerged from the cave with three flame orbs hanging over her head. Looking around, the wyverns were still there, and they didn’t seem the least bit dissuaded from preying on her, shrieking as they saw her reenter their field of view. One of them dove down to attack her, but she responded by launching her flame orbs at it. The wyvern was caught up in a ball of flames and Irine turned her attention to the other one… but the first wyvern badly burnt as it may be, flew out the other side of the flames.

The first wyvern, emerging from the flames, let loose it’s own blast of fire from it’s mouth, but unlike the Wyverns, Irine could take the heat just as much as she could dish it out. The fire and smoke blowing around Irine did little besides obscure her vision, but that was almost enough. Only Irine’s natural ability to sense the movement of flames lead to her realizing just in time that the second wyvern was diving at her, using the flame attack as a smoke screen. She only barely managed to get out of the way in time.

(Not putting this in now, but in the future I'm wondering if the flame orb spell should be worked as you can make however many you want, but once one is used it is removed, or if they should be kept like this.)

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Doc Holliday
Luck Check: 4 (Success), 10 (No Crit)
Agility Check: 7 (Success), 3 (No Crit) Remainder 3
Agility Check: 4 (Success), 4 (Crit Success) (1.5X) Remainder 7 vs 10 (Success), 2 (No Crit) Remainder 2
Damage Check: 7 (Failure)
Wyvern 2 Agility Check: 2 (Success), 3 (Crit Success) (1.5X) Remainder 7 vs 6 (Success), 2 (Crit Success) Remainder 2
Damage Check: 8 (Failure)

At this point, the overgrown, flying lizard was really pissing Doc off. As the remaining wyvern dove down for another attack on Doc, he used the trees nearby to spring himself up and on to the wyvern’s back. From his new position, he tried to fire his gun into the wyvern’s back and wings, but unfortunately it seems that the wyvern’s back is roughly as bulletproof as the rest of it.

The Wyvern wasn’t having a great time attacking Holliday either, as it’s talons couldn’t reach up to it’s back and as much as it tried, it couldn’t crane it’s neck around to be able to bite at him.

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John Henry
Strength Check: 1 (Success), 10 (Crit Success) Remainder 1 vs 4 (Success), 10 (No Crit) Remainder 8
Damage Check: 1 (Success), 5 (Crit Success) Remainder 6 vs 4 (Success), 4 (No Crit) Remainder 2
Wyvern 1 Loses 60 Mana (Now Dead)
John Henry Loses 10 Mana (Now 70)
Wyvern 2 Agility Check: 2 (Success), 1 (Crit Success) (1.5X) Remainder 9 vs 3 (Success), 7 (No Crit) Remainder 7
Damage Check: 2 (Success), 1 (Crit Success) Remainder 3 vs 5 (Success), 3 (Crit Success) Remainder 6
John Henry Loses 23 Mana (Now 47)

As the wyvern that tried to claw at John comes back for another swipe, he locks eyes with it. Flight, fire, nothing really separated this thing from any other pest that wouldn’t get out of the way, and he was prepared to treat it that way. As the wyvern came into range, he slammed his hammer into its head, shattering it’s skull in one blow,

The other wyvern didn’t seem to have gotten the memo about getting out of the steel driver’s way, as instead of fleeing, it seemed incited by what happened to its companion. It dove at John, who, after committing himself to the attack on the first wyvern, wasn’t able to get out o the way in time, as the wyvern’s claws left a decent gash in his chest, which his mana got to work healing up.

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Sorry, I was really busy with online classes yesterday. Given Stirk's rolls, as evidently wyverns are bullet proof, I'm wondering if it would be a good idea to have a failed damage roll still do something, either half damage or something else. As is, the wyverns do seem to be causing a bit more trouble than expected, at least to some. Also, wasn't expecting to have to do another coin flip so soon after the first one, but I'm glad I put that rule in place.

Irine 1
Irine Loses 20 Mana

Irine began channeling her mana into her tail, willing the air to heat up and combust. She flicked her tail and, with a small flash and pop as the heat caused the air to expand, a orb of fire popped into the air. Irine whisked it towards the wall of the cave as she began to make another.

((Do you want to just skip until you have enough fire orbs?))

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Irine 2
Wyvern 1 Loses 40 Mana (Now Dead)
Wyvern 2 Loses 40 Mana (Now Dead)

Irine continued to channel her Noble Phantasm, causing the flames to grow to even greater strengths and the flame spiral to draw the wyverns into the center of it. Trapped with the intensifying flames, the unfortunate wyverns were burnt up, leaving the mountain pass clear for Irine.

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Nuada
Nuada Gained 10 Mana (Now 60)
Agility Check: 1 (Success), 8 (Crit Success) (1.5X) Remainder 7 vs 6 (Success), 7 (No Crit) Remainder 6
Damage Check: 7 (Success), 8 (No Crit) Remainder 5 vs 2 (Success), 1 (Success) Remainder 3
Wyvern Loses 50 Mana (Now 10)
Wyvern 1 Uses Fire Breath
Nuada Loses 20 Mana (Now 40)
Luck Check: 4 (Success)
Wyvern 2 Agility Check: 3 (Success), 2 (Crit Success) (1.5X) Remainder 7 vs 2 (Success), 7 (Crit Success) Remainder 7 (Coin Toss: Heads)

As the first wyvern swept down for another attack on Nuada, the Tuatha was ready. Once the big lizard was in range, he struck out with his sword, stabbing into its stomach. His sword went in deep, though not quite out the other side. As he pulled his sword out, a good portion of the wyvern’s internals followed it, but the creature was still just barely holding on to life.

With the range still close, the wyvern loosed a blast of fire from it’s throat over Nuada, singeing his skin. The fire didn’t catch on anything, but it still left him feeling worse for wear. The wyvern used this as an opportunity to fly off, while the second one attacked the distracted swordsman. It was only a split second movements that saved Nuada from a dangerously close shave by the wyvern’s claws, though it ended with him landing in a… less than dignified position.

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Doc Holliday
Luck Check: 9 (Success) Remainder 1
Agility Check: 1 (Success), 3 (Crit Success) (1.5X) Remainder 11 vs 3 (Success), 10 (No Crit) Remainder 9
Damage Check: 8 (Failure)
Wyvern 2 Sses Fire Breath
Doc Holliday loses 20 Mana (Now 35)
Luck Check: 6 (Success)

Doc pulled out his shotgun and redied it. When the wyvern flew up at him and opened it’s mouth, he unloaded it, trying to blast the flying lizard down it’s throat, but unfortunately for him, the blast was canceled out by something coming up the other way.

The cone of destruction from the shotgun was blown out of the way by a blast of fire roaring out of the wyvern’s mouth. Doc managed to pat out any flames that had been caught on his clothing, but his mustache may need a little more time to return to it’s former glory.

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Right, so new rule, if a Player/Allied NPC and an enemy are completely tied for a contested roll, I'll just do a coin toss, heads for players, tails for the enemy. Also, as You can tell, I figured I'd just run turns with whoever posted an action an then when the absent player returns, I'll just go back to their turns. That should work as long as we're running the solo tests.

Mori glanced over at Misa. For a moment he considered coming up with some story about him feeling better to make her leave, or simply ignoring her. Eventually, he decided to just be honest.


"Obviously the answer is no." he replied "And you care because?"

Mori headed to the Science Room to do his homework (+15 Evasion), then he stopped by the Kendo Team room to ask if he could get some training, and then headed to the batting cages with Veep (+1 DEF) to relieve stress before having to meet with Mishima.

The next sound that left Mori's throat was a slightly muffled  growl of utter hatred. He had half a mind to burn the invitation and send Mishima an envelope of the ashes. What stopped him was the simple fact that he... really couldn't afford to turn down an invitation to such an expensive place. Money wasn't exactly easy come, easy go in his household, and he'd probably disappoint his parents if they learned he'd given up such an opportunity. Yes, that was what this was, just an opportunity to learn more about Kanade Mishima in order to help in further endeavors. He could resume plans to destroy her family afterwards.

With that matter settled, Mori could finally register what Kanna said. He forced all the anger out of his body language.


"That's great news!" he cheered, "Do you think you can walk on your own?"

Then, he took on a more even expression, as he turned to Tsukasa.


"Oh, also, you no longer need to come up." Mori said, "It appears that... that woman has already left. Instead..."

He turned to look at Akihiko.


"Kasuga, can you carry Miyazono up for me? And..." he glanced at Jin, "Akutagawa, would you mind helping as well? I'd rather make sure that the trip up is as smooth for Miyazono as possible."

With that hopefully settled, he sent a message to Veep.

Ok then, I'm going to be getting help from Kasuga and Jin Akutagawa instead. Don't ask why I'm with the latter, I'll tell you later.

He was about to put his phone away and head up when a sudden sense of pure fear struck through his mind.

PLEASE tell me Mishima didn't give you the invitation for me PUBLICLY?

"Personally, I’m in favor of stripping him down to his underwear, blindfolding him, tying him to a post, and writing ‘neutralized’ on his chest, or leaving a calling card of some sort. ‘We leave this for you, the Kaijins of Kaname-cho.’” Mori said, not looking up from his phone.

"Well fuck, I’m about to be murdered." Mori stated, checking his messages, "I’ve got to head to the theatre room. Kazami, you’re coming too, I need you to carry Miyazono. I’ve got Sakurajima."