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So screw that, this game is back.



SQUACKOVERLORD

KJP bids 2
Rockeater bids 9

Rockeater has won
Rockeater spends 9 willpower
Everyone gets 1 willpower from the turn change
Willpower count
KJP: 5
Glass: 5
Madman: 6
Rockeater: 7
Fallacy: 9

Someone entering now will enter with 16 willpower
Rockeater has the parrot
What would Rockeater like the parrot to do?



"Anyhow. It's probably best we get started on the resurrection process, then."

Get to work on resurrecting Anna. Fallacy, looking through his DNA vials, selects a vial of wolf DNA to use with the process.

Fallacy steps forward, selecting equipment from his lab cart. He pulls a gun-shaped injector out and slides the test tube of wolf DNA in, twisting a inscribed ring to clamp it in place.

As he works, T. Levin watches. He can’t be sure what Fallacy is doing, but it’s obvious that this is his first shot, because he’s making obvious mistakes. Creating the Cherubs has given Levin some understanding of the workings of the human body, and this is applicable even if he doesn’t make Anna a cherub. He could help Fallacy, point out a few things to improve. This would boost Anna’s odds of survival, but would make it easier for Fallacy to get what he wants. Alternatively, he could sabotage the effort, which might make Fallacy fail, or just spare Anna from the transformation.



To resurrect Anna: Fallacy must roll a 7 or greater on a d20, with the amount by which he exceeds this determining the extent of transformation. Rolls below a 13 show no visible signs of transformation, while 14-20 is increasing amounts, with 20  = “barely recognizable as human”.

If Tyrant Leviathan chooses to help, this is two dice, take best, meaning the chances of successful resurrection go up, but so do the chances of transformation.
If he chooses to sabotage, this is two dice, take worst, meaning the chances of transformation go down, but the chance of failure (Anna stays dead) goes up.

Tyrant Leviathan should message his choice to me in private. It will not be revealed. Fallacy has the option to accept or not accept.

Tyrant: What does T. Levin do?

A: Stand by and watch
B: Offer his help in raising Anna
C: Offer his help, but secretly sabotage Fallacy’s efforts.

Everyone else, post what you do (if anything)

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The next SPAMOVERLORD update will be written entirely in couplets.

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"PARROT!"

grab the parrot/key, put inside the jacket or whatever

"you can go to hammerspace with the gauntlet, if you can take me too It would be helpfull"

Roll: 2 → Failure

I don't have much better to do.
Start reading the time since Anna died

No roll required

Let go of the gauntlet and fly into the arms of someone who's trying to grab it.

Roll: 3 → Partial success

Cuan Jucharadorismo de la Plata fires on the mutinous captain. All hail Lord Iridium!

Roll: 1 → Epic failure



Well, here we are with the split scene mode again.

On the Delos

“So you do know this guy?” asks Captain Ganara. “He just charges on the ship, tries to attack me, and acts like he owns the place.”

“That’s him, sadly,” says Celling. Iridium is by now handcuffed and tied to a pole, awaiting imprisonment and trial.

Kenshin shakes his head. “You Army folks,” he mutters.

From the neighboring door bursts one Cuan Jucharadorismo de la Plata, who instantly takes aim and fires.

He misses.

Ganara and Celling look on, nonplussed, as Iridium slumps to the ground, blood gushing from the new hole in his chest.

“Well, that saves us the cost of a trial,” says Ganara.



Parrot nonsense

Seeing that the parrot has liberated the Key from Jacob’s grasp, Omada rushes forward and tries to take it. He misses as the parrot drops the Key and comes rocketing up, smashing into his face and giving itself a 3rd concussion.

Fallacy has lost the parrot
Everyone gains 1 willpower from the turn change
Willpower count
KJP: 4
Glass: 4
Madman: 5
Rockeater: 15
Fallacy: 8

Someone entering now will enter with 15 willpower
DM me if you want the parrot



Jacob is pulled forward by the force of the parrot taking the Key. He stumbles and reaches for his gun, but it’s enough time for Fansworth to pull out his own pistol and aim it firmly at him.

"Eight minutes since death," notes Rockeater. "Seven minutes until resurrection is impossible."

Some specific characters have decisions to make.

Glass, you could reveal that CJP was trying to shoot at Ganara
: Do it.
B: Do not. (do something else?)

KJP, you can keep your mouth shut, or declare your loyalty to Iridium and charge Glass and Ganara
: Charge them!
B: Try to talk your way out of this.

Madman, you can shoot!
: Shoot Jacob now.
B: Settle for threatening him or something

The rest of you post what you do.



To take the interrupt (first option) just type
Code: [Select]
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Cuan Jucharadorismo de la Plata fires on the mutinous captain. All hail Lord Iridium!
I shoot Jucharadorismo as soon as I see him aim.

You're currently in the room, he respawned in the ship.

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SQUACKOVERLORD

KJP bids 2
Glass bids 3
Rockeater bids 5
Fallacy bids 7

Fallacy has won
Fallacy has spent 7 willpower
Willpower count
KJP: 3
Glass: 3
Madman: 4
Rockeater: 14
Fallacy: 7

Someone entering now will enter with 14 willpower
Fallacy has the parrot
What would Fallacy like the parrot to do?

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Parrot action now, ship action later:

Have the parrot glass Jacob and make off with the Key+glove! (2 Willpower)

"SQUAWWWWWWWK!!!! SQUAWWWWWWK!!!"

Roll: 1 6 6 → Gone horribly right

The parrot shrieks as it bursts up out of the container. It smashes the glass into Jacob’s face, and he howls and clutches his eyes. His grip on the Key loosens, and the parrot latches on. Miraculously, it manages to pull it off.

Now, at this point it deserves to be mentioned that the Key is a metal gauntlet, and thus rather heavy, while a parrot is a medium sized tropical bird, and thus not particularly apt at carrying heavy objects.

Weighed down by the glove, the parrot immediately pitches downwards and smashes into a piece of rubble on the floor, giving himself a 2nd concussion

KJP has used two willpower
Willpower count
KJP: 3
Glass: 3
Madman: 4

Someone entering now will enter with 14 willpower
KJP has lost the parrot
DM me if you want the parrot

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I assume I’m arriving at the ship soon? That, or being contacted over radio. The point is that I expect to be talking to Ganara soon, but I’m not actually doing that right this second.

Either we talk in a series of mini turns or we talk next turn.

Yeah, something like that.

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Obtain a Republic warship and loyal crew.

"I'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen, but this vessel has been requisitioned by Lord Iridium. You can pledge your undying loyalty to Him and continue to serve on this ship, or I shall give you a reassignment to the bottom of the Atlantic. Nothing personal, but this is rather important."

Roll: 1 → Epic failure

With Fansworth's permission, if it's given, Fallas and his scientists start the process to revive Anna.

Roll: Irrelevant

Get some troops together and go after Iridium.

Roll: 2 → Failure



“That’s it,” says Celling. ‘I’m going after this Iridium character.” Following a quick glance by Jacob, who nods, Celling takes around half the force with him and departs through the hole in the wall.

Iridium, meanwhile, faces little trouble getting to the bridge of the SFN Delos, one of the Republic’s cruisers. He puts a gun to the short, young-looking captain’s head.

“This vessel is being requisitioned by Lord Iridium!” he says over the ship’s intercom. “You can stay and serve me, or you go to the bottom of the Atlantic. Your choice!”

Captain Kenshin Ganara sighs deeply. In one fluid motion, he whirls around, kicks Iridium in the gut, and sends his gun spinning across the floor. Captain Ganara draws his own gun and holds it to Iridium’s head.

“Sorry about that, folks,” he says over the radio. “Shore control, patch me through to Captain Wenton Celling. I have a feeling he has something to do with this “Iridium” character.”

Meanwhile, Fallacy makes preparations for the resurrection. “I’d give her eighty five percent odds,” he notes, popping open a container. There are vials of DNA inside, labeled cat, dog, penguin… “She hasn’t been dead for fifteen minutes, has she? We’ll start in a minute.”

“No, you won’t,” says a voice from the doorway. A balding man dressed in a prison jumpsuit walks up with surprising vigor for his age, fists clenched. “Fallas d’ Florist, are you?”

Fallas turns, utterly unamused. “T. Levin. Aren’t you supposed to be exiled?”

“They let me take one last tour of this place. Maybe atone for my sins in some way.” T. Levin says. He steps up to Fallas’s cart and slams his hand down on the container. “You’re going to inject her with animal DNA.”

“It’s critical to the resurrection process,” says Fallas.

“It is not,” T. Levin states bluntly.

There is an awkward silence before Fallas d’ Florist laughs weakly. “I’m sorry if we don’t believe the very man convicted of creating the Cherub project…”

“And so I have seen the effects of perverting nature, and so I cannot allow it to happen again,” T. Levin states. He points a bony finger at Fallas. “You may not know it, but you’re working off data extrapolated from the Adelie Archive. A series of ancient symbols that we don’t understand at all, but that seem to be central to bodily manipulation in some degree. Symbols which I translated, by the way. I do not know what you are doing, or whether you are being deceptive or merely ignorant, but there is no requirement to use foreign DNA.”

Fallas laughs again and turns to the rest of the group. “Be that as it may, he can’t bring Anna back. I can. And who wouldn’t like the extra senses and faster reflexes conferred by a partial hybridization with-”

“Turn over all your procedures and equipment right now, and I may be able to work another way out,” T. Levin says forcefully. “But continue on your current path, and I will not stand idly by while you twist this girl’s body against her will.”

Post what you do

Have the parrot reappear inside some important box/container carried in by Fallas' throng, possibly displacing the contents into hammerspace if necessary. (1 Willpower)

Roll: 5 1 → Critical success

In the meantime, one of the other scientists opens another container. In it are needles and syringes - and a crumpled up green and blue parrot, clutching a champagne glass.

“Squack?” it calls weakly.

KJP has used one willpower
Everyone gets one willpower from the turn change
Willpower count
KJP: 5
Glass: 3
Madman: 4

Someone entering now will enter with 14 willpower
KJP retains control of the parrot
What would KJP like the parrot to do?

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Ah, so he’s in my head right now. Same as Booner was. Wonderful.
Push all of my info on the front wall to the front of my mind, clear for Jacob to see.

Give me a moment please. Do not quickhammer.

(takes out quickhammer)

Just kidding. Still need to wait for MM.

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Have the parrot pick up some glass object from hammerspace. (1 Willpower)

Rolls: 4 5 → Critical success!

Opening its claws in the white void, it concentrates and attempts to form a solid object. A moment later, a champagne glass shimmers into existence in his grasp.

KJP has used one willpower
Everyone gains one willpower from the turn change
Willpower count
KJP: 5
Glass: 2
Madman: 3

Someone entering now will enter with 13 willpower
KJP retains control of the parrot. What would KJP like the parrot to do?

-_-

Try to get Jacob to calm the fuck down.

Rolls: 4 5 → Success

Order the men back from the raging lunatic, move in and attempt to calm him down with kind words. I dunno, I'm travelling right now, OK?

Rolls: 6 2 → Failure

Nothing too specific to do, then.
Help Fallas team to move equipment

Roll: 2 → Failure

"Balls. Well, men, you know what to do if things go south."

If Jacob is not calmed down... he gets bullets. If the fighting finally stops, Fallas looks to Fansworth for instructions on who to revive.

Roll: 6 → Gone Horribly Right

Jacob: 3 → Partial success



“Get out of here,” Fansworth whispers to his men, before stepping forward to confront Jacob. “Jacob, lower that Key. We don’t mean to hurt you-”

Jacob stumbles backwards, clutching the Key in one hand and raising the other, shaking. “Just as you didn’t mean to hurt Anna?” he asks furiously.

“We didn’t do that,” notes Celling. “That was a rogue associate of mine that we’re going to track down, right now, if you’d help us!

Jacob seems somewhat convinced of this. The Key’s glow becomes slightly less malevolent as he lowers his hand.

BANG!

A shot sails over his head, cracking into the wall next to him. Fallas, apparently being careless with the trigger, fired the gun that he’d been training on Jacob.

The Key’s red eye flashes brilliantly as Jacob sweeps his hand in a chopping motion, slicing into the brains of everyone inside the room. Red light thunders out of his fingertips and pours into the minds of Celling, Fansworth, and Fallas.

He doesn’t tell them to drop their weapons. He simply removes the idea of holding their guns and the guns clatter to the ground, forgotten. He turns on Fallas, stepping forwards vengefully, then stopping in shock as he reads Fallas’s surface thoughts.

“You… you can save her?” he asks, incredulously.

Post what you do.

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Enter hammerspace through the space between the guardrails?  (1 Willpower) Surely there's some OSHA compliance in this benevolent republic...

Roll d6: 4 5 → Critical Success

Swinging around the rails with a sudden burst of speed, the Parrot goes underneath and-

-BAMF! It is instantly in the familiar white void of Hammerspace

KJP retains control of the parrot
KJP expends one Willpower
Willpower count
KJP: 5
Glass: 1
Madman: 2

Someone entering now will enter with 12 willpower
What would KJP like the Parrot to do?

-_-

Try to get Jacob to calm the fuck down.

Parrot should get back to realspace.


This is THE ONLY ACTION for the main game at this point. Everyone, post what you do.

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Have the parrot enter hammerspace behind the side of the boat (Spend 1 willpower if the action isn't in writing as of the edit timestamp)

Not possible. Are boats thin objects these days?

253
Okay, the only person bidding is KJP, who bids 6 willpower.

Willpower count
KJP: 6
Glass: 1
Madman: 2

Someone entering now will enter with 12 willpower
KJP has the parrot
What does KJP want the parrot to do?

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Parrot should get back to realspace.

6 → Gone Horribly Right

And it sure does!

The parrot rockets out of Hammerspace from an upturned crate of lemons on a ship crossing the Drake Passage. It slams into the guardrail, giving itself a concussion, before flopping off the ship and towards the stormy sea.

Glass has lost control of the parrot
Control of the parrot is up for grabs
Willpower count
KJP: 12
Glass: 1
Madman: 2

Someone entering now will enter with 12 willpower
PM me if you want the parrot

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The only bonus I’m giving is +1 advantage to military people shooting things.

“...get out. You monster, GET OUT!

Bloody rage. Key. Remove the Secondborn. Damn the fucking consequences.

Of note: Celling should display all the body language cues that make clear that a person has gone into Righteous Vengeance mode. Because he has.

*sigh*

My gun will be pointed at David/the Secondborn/whoever they are until such time as it is made certain that they are not the Secondborn or, if they are the Secondborn, they’re dead/unconscious/some other neutralized status.


Roll d6 → 2 = Failure

Whoops, heheh, final project due date is 10am, better finish this now instead of later.

Since I'm still here:

Start firing, order our men to start firing, and don't stop under the Secondborn is dead.

Roll 2d6h1 → 6 3 = Gone horribly right

“...get out. You monster, GET OUT!

Bloody rage. Key. Remove the Secondborn. Damn the fucking consequences.

Of note: Celling should display all the body language cues that make clear that a person has gone into Righteous Vengeance mode. Because he has.

Key's on the floor, in case you missed that.

De Protonne grabs it. Vive la République!

Roll d6 → 4 = Success

"... Ah. Is now a good time? ... Alright, Fansworth gave the order. Fire in the hole! (There's about fifteen minute's opportunity for revivification, it can wait until this is sorted out!)"

Bang bang at the Secondborn as Fansworth orders. Non-combatants and Fallas himself take cover, bringing the equipment with them.

Roll d6 → 5 = Total success

Follow Farnsworth orders

Roll d6 → 6 = Gone horribly right

Kill KJP

and fart loudly


Roll d6 → 5 = Total success

Jacob: 5
David/Secondborn: 5



David/Secondborn snaps back to normal in a flash. He raises his hands in front of him. “Wait, wait, I’m not-”

A storm of bullets cuts him off. He conjures shields, sparks of energy weaving between his hands to block the bullets, but they buckle as they absorb hit after hit. Several lucky shots hit him in the chest, and his arms drop as he collapses against the wall in shock. There is a flash of lightning and fire where he’s standing as he seems to melt into the air, then he’s gone.

Meanwhile, KJP makes a dive for the Key. Celling does as well. Miraculously, KJP manages to make it, closing his fingers around the red stone. “Viva la Repu-” he begins to shout.

Omada unceremoniously puts a bullet through his head. To add insult to injury, he turns around and farts loudly. The Key clatters out of KJP’s hands, only to be picked up by Jacob. Roaring with anger, he breaks free of the guards and grips the Key.

As the metallic support structure of the Key lying on the floor crumbles to gray powder and begins reforming in Jacob’s hands, he loosens a rather crude psychic attack. A wave of unbridled rage and fury thunders through Celling, Fansworth, and Iridium’s minds, making it harder for them to think straight. Disadvantage (roll 2 take worst) to Glass, Madman, and Iridium for 1 turn.

Post what you do.
KJP is DEAD and cannot play for the duration of this RTD (except as the parrot)

Sorry, was working on web design final project.

Have it get some paper and a pencil out of hammerspace or something (I mean, preferably from realspace, but hammerspace if there is none in realspace or its too dangerous to access) and start writing down the Azure City situation.

6 → Gone horribly right

The parrot flits back to Andes High Command through hammerspace to retrieve a paper and pencil so it can write its report.

It’s so engrossed in the task that it doesn’t notice that it’s begun drifting into hammerspace again until it’s too late.

Parrot in hammerspace.
Glass retains control.
Everyone gets one extra willpower.
Willpower count
KJP: 12
Glass: 1
Madman: 2
What would Glass like the parrot to do? (remember, you can bonus actions with willpower, but state this in the post!)

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