FIRE STORM F'ell of Brown Teth HP: 42 Status Effect: - ( +1 to remove fatigue ) ( +1 damage save )
XP: +4 (base) + 5 (distribute) Target Accuracy: 5 (+1) Flame Length: 4 General Stamina: 7 (+1)(+1) General Agility: 4 Between Accuracy: 4 Pain Resilience: 5 Instinct: 4 Luck: 4
They were in the second hour, or second half of the first hour, or something like that, and Teth seemed to be no worse for the wear. He was a hulking brown, as always, and his energy and stamina seemed limitless. For F'ell, he was just fine too. The young man wasn't as exuberant as his dragon but he certainly was no slacker at being on alert.
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By Faranth! You and your dragon pull off a pretty awesome move to catch some Thread that's fallen through. You're able to save one of your Wingmates! Quote one of your Wingmates who took damage this Round! This will remove damage and any possible negative effect from that roll!
A few sharp turns here and there, impressive for such a big dragon, had them taking down clumps of Thread with relative ease.
roll 1: Your dragon hits a sudden thermal of air, threatening to push them up unexpectedly, and to miss their target! If a bronze or brown, thankfully, your dragon is able to fight the current of air, and keep their position steady. [+1 Stamina] roll 2: You check in on your dragon to ensure they're doing all right. Thankfully, your dragon responds that they're feeling fine. All that training and practicing is coming full circle, as your dragon isn't feeling particularly fatigued. If they are suffering from a Fatigue Effect, they get a burst of renewed energy and the status is removed. [+1 Stamina] If your dragon isn't suffering, you are allowed to quote a fellow wingmate (must be in your same wing) who is suffering the effect! Your dragon trumpets at them encouragingly, making them feel better, and giving them a renewed burst of energy and effort. Remove Fatigue Effect from one wingmate! roll 3: Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4! - - - roll 3, part 2: 1. A guest of wind sends you out of formation, and you know your Wingleader (or their Seconds) just saw. roll 4: You appear from Between only to find yourself in the perfect spot to catch a sliver of Thread. You successfully flame it down easily. [+1 Target Accuracy] roll 5: A small clump of Thread has fallen through! You successfully flame it down. [+1 Target Accuracy]
roll 1: By Faranth! You and your dragon pull off a pretty awesome move to catch some Thread that's fallen through. You're able to save one of your Wingmates! Quote one of your Wingmates who took damage this Round! This will remove damage and any possible negative effect from that roll!
FIRE STORM WING =Flying BOTH Waves= Ilauria of Brown Ovshth Round 1 - Day 2 - Low Elevation 5 – 3 – 17 – 9 – 4 3 – X – X – X – X
Roll: 3 - Your dragon hits a sudden thermal of air, threatening to push them up unexpectedly, and to miss their target! If a bronze or brown, thankfully, your dragon is able to fight the current of air, and keep their position steady. [+1 Stamina] HP: 27/32 Status Effect: None. XP: Target Accuracy +1, Stamina +2 Target Accuracy: 6 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 4 General Agility: 4 Between Accuracy: 5 Pain Resilience: 4 Instinct: 4 Luck: 4
Ovshth calmly navigated the winds, the placid brown just heavy enough to hold out against the gale.
FIRE STORM WING =Flying BOTH Waves= Ilauria of Brown Ovshth Round 1 - Day 2 - Low Elevation 5 – 3 – 17 – 9 – 4 3 – 17 – X – X – X
Roll: 17 - Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4!
3. Find a tangle of thread hitting you from behind! Quick, hop Between so it doesn't do more damage than it already has! [Moderate Damage -5 HP] HP: 22/32 Status Effect: None. XP: Target Accuracy +1, Stamina +2 Target Accuracy: 6 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 4 General Agility: 4 Between Accuracy: 5 Pain Resilience: 4 Instinct: 4 Luck: 4
The brown's lack of focus briefly overcame his rider's discipline, and at just the wrong moment. A searing bite of thread slammed them from behind, and with a squeal they leapt away between to escape.
Teth, wait. Not yet, don't - F'ell sighed with exasperation as his dragon did what he wanted to do anyway, not that following Teth's instincts had ever steered them wrong before.
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Trying valiantly to catch some thread, your dragon flames a bit sooner than you would have preferred. Surprisingly enough, the flame is long, hot, and sustained longer than usual. Your dragon manages to flame the clump and return to their position in their wing. [+1 Flame Length]
And of course, they didn't again. Instead the pair had a rather impressive display and F'ell decided to stay quiet.
roll 1: Your dragon hits a sudden thermal of air, threatening to push them up unexpectedly, and to miss their target! If a bronze or brown, thankfully, your dragon is able to fight the current of air, and keep their position steady. [+1 Stamina] roll 2: You check in on your dragon to ensure they're doing all right. Thankfully, your dragon responds that they're feeling fine. All that training and practicing is coming full circle, as your dragon isn't feeling particularly fatigued. If they are suffering from a Fatigue Effect, they get a burst of renewed energy and the status is removed. [+1 Stamina] If your dragon isn't suffering, you are allowed to quote a fellow wingmate (must be in your same wing) who is suffering the effect! Your dragon trumpets at them encouragingly, making them feel better, and giving them a renewed burst of energy and effort. Remove Fatigue Effect from one wingmate! roll 3: Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4! - - - roll 3, part 2: 1. A guest of wind sends you out of formation, and you know your Wingleader (or their Seconds) just saw. roll 4: You appear from Between only to find yourself in the perfect spot to catch a sliver of Thread. You successfully flame it down easily. [+1 Target Accuracy] roll 5: A small clump of Thread has fallen through! You successfully flame it down. [+1 Target Accuracy]
roll 1: By Faranth! You and your dragon pull off a pretty awesome move to catch some Thread that's fallen through. You're able to save one of your Wingmates! Quote one of your Wingmates who took damage this Round! This will remove damage and any possible negative effect from that roll! roll 2: Trying valiantly to catch some thread, your dragon flames a bit sooner than you would have preferred. Surprisingly enough, the flame is long, hot, and sustained longer than usual. Your dragon manages to flame the clump and return to their position in their wing. [+1 Flame Length]
FIRE STORM WING =Flying BOTH Waves= Ilauria of Brown Ovshth Round 1 - Day 2 - Low Elevation 5 – 3 – 17 – 9 – 4 3 – 17 – 9 – X – X
Roll: 9 - Your dragon notices a sudden writhing stream of silver thread out of the corner of his or her eye. If a brown or bronze, you find yourself unable to dodge, and take a hit! [Minor Damage if Bronze - 1 HP // Moderate Damage if Brown - 3 HP] HP: 19/32 Status Effect: None. XP: Target Accuracy +1, Stamina +2 Target Accuracy: 6 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 4 General Agility: 4 Between Accuracy: 5 Pain Resilience: 4 Instinct: 4 Luck: 4
They came back from between in a poor choice of location. Had the wind shifted? Before they could think another strand bit in, chasing them back away between in a blink.
FIRE STORM WING =Flying BOTH Waves= Ilauria of Brown Ovshth Round 1 - Day 2 - Low Elevation 5 – 3 – 17 – 9 – 4 3 – 17 – 9 – 13 – X
Roll: 13 - Trying valiantly to catch some thread, your dragon flames a bit sooner than you would have preferred. Surprisingly enough, the flame is long, hot, and sustained longer than usual. Your dragon manages to flame the clump and return to their position in their wing. [+1 Flame Length] HP: 19/32 Status Effect: None. XP: Target Accuracy +1, Stamina +2, Flame Length +1 Target Accuracy: 6 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 4 General Agility: 4 Between Accuracy: 5 Pain Resilience: 4 Instinct: 4 Luck: 4
Another strand as the first thing they saw when they reappeared, and without even waiting to close, Ovshth belched his flame, surprisingly scorching it away from such a distance. It felt good to get a hit in in retaliation... but their scores still burned.
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FIRE STORM F'ell of Brown Teth HP: 42 Status Effect: - ( +1 to remove fatigue ) ( +1 damage save )
Again, always, letting Teth do what he did best never hurt and almost always came out correct. At least while the pair where in the air, that is.
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Your dragon dives for a strand of thread that has fallen through the upper wings. Right before they belch forth their flame, they suddenly jerk hard to the right, almost in a roll, and quite unexpectedly. Sure enough, a gust of wind would have whipped the thread back in their face! Instead, the strand whips by, and your dragon is able to successfully flame it. [+1 Instinct]
I did it!!! The brown was so happy.
roll 1: Your dragon hits a sudden thermal of air, threatening to push them up unexpectedly, and to miss their target! If a bronze or brown, thankfully, your dragon is able to fight the current of air, and keep their position steady. [+1 Stamina] roll 2: You check in on your dragon to ensure they're doing all right. Thankfully, your dragon responds that they're feeling fine. All that training and practicing is coming full circle, as your dragon isn't feeling particularly fatigued. If they are suffering from a Fatigue Effect, they get a burst of renewed energy and the status is removed. [+1 Stamina] If your dragon isn't suffering, you are allowed to quote a fellow wingmate (must be in your same wing) who is suffering the effect! Your dragon trumpets at them encouragingly, making them feel better, and giving them a renewed burst of energy and effort. Remove Fatigue Effect from one wingmate! roll 3: Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4! - - - roll 3, part 2: 1. A guest of wind sends you out of formation, and you know your Wingleader (or their Seconds) just saw. roll 4: You appear from Between only to find yourself in the perfect spot to catch a sliver of Thread. You successfully flame it down easily. [+1 Target Accuracy] roll 5: A small clump of Thread has fallen through! You successfully flame it down. [+1 Target Accuracy]
roll 1: By Faranth! You and your dragon pull off a pretty awesome move to catch some Thread that's fallen through. You're able to save one of your Wingmates! Quote one of your Wingmates who took damage this Round! This will remove damage and any possible negative effect from that roll! roll 2: Trying valiantly to catch some thread, your dragon flames a bit sooner than you would have preferred. Surprisingly enough, the flame is long, hot, and sustained longer than usual. Your dragon manages to flame the clump and return to their position in their wing. [+1 Flame Length] roll 3: Your dragon dives for a strand of thread that has fallen through the upper wings. Right before they belch forth their flame, they suddenly jerk hard to the right, almost in a roll, and quite unexpectedly. Sure enough, a gust of wind would have whipped the thread back in their face! Instead, the strand whips by, and your dragon is able to successfully flame it. [+1 Instinct]
FIRE STORM WING =Flying BOTH Waves= Ilauria of Brown Ovshth Round 1 - Day 2 - Low Elevation 5 – 3 – 17 – 9 – 4 3 – 17 – 9 – 13 – 7
Roll: 7 - Oh no, look out! A small clump of thread broke through the ranks, and has managed to hit your and your dragon. It is an ugly tangle, and though you blink between, it's going to hurt! [Moderate Damage -5 HP. You are now flying with a Painful status effect. This will negate your next immediate rolls XP and double damage if the roll includes set damage (or has you roll for damage). HP: 14/32 Status Effect: Painful 0/2 XP: Target Accuracy +1, Stamina +2, Flame Length +1 Target Accuracy: 6 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 4 General Agility: 4 Between Accuracy: 5 Pain Resilience: 4 Instinct: 4 Luck: 4
And another tangle, there, too close to flame and too fast to dodge. It bit into them both, and with a pained creel they winked between, down to the healers below.
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2Total: 2 (1-20)
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FIRE STORM F'ell of Brown Teth HP: 42 Status Effect: - ( +1 to remove fatigue ) ( +1 damage save )
They'd been doing fine, and F'ell was making sure the cockiness of earlier wasn't coming back, but that didn't mean they could control or predict the weather. A few nice saves here and there helped a little, but when the wind suddenly took a sharp turn both dragon and rider found themselves face to face with a clump. Teth!
I'll try!!
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Diving after a small clump, a gust of wind suddenly pushes the Thread back into you and your dragon! Roll a D4 to see if you successfully Between (or dodge) in time!
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2. You swiftly jump Between! [+1 Between Accuracy]
No faster than a blink had the dragon zipping the pair Between, completely avoiding the clump entirely. They came out a little pace away, with both rider and Teth no worse for the wear. Mine, I did it!!! Did you see???? Practically oozing pride, Teth continued on flaming down the clumps around him.
roll 1: Your dragon hits a sudden thermal of air, threatening to push them up unexpectedly, and to miss their target! If a bronze or brown, thankfully, your dragon is able to fight the current of air, and keep their position steady. [+1 Stamina] roll 2: You check in on your dragon to ensure they're doing all right. Thankfully, your dragon responds that they're feeling fine. All that training and practicing is coming full circle, as your dragon isn't feeling particularly fatigued. If they are suffering from a Fatigue Effect, they get a burst of renewed energy and the status is removed. [+1 Stamina] If your dragon isn't suffering, you are allowed to quote a fellow wingmate (must be in your same wing) who is suffering the effect! Your dragon trumpets at them encouragingly, making them feel better, and giving them a renewed burst of energy and effort. Remove Fatigue Effect from one wingmate! roll 3: Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4! - - - roll 3, part 2: 1. A guest of wind sends you out of formation, and you know your Wingleader (or their Seconds) just saw. roll 4: You appear from Between only to find yourself in the perfect spot to catch a sliver of Thread. You successfully flame it down easily. [+1 Target Accuracy] roll 5: A small clump of Thread has fallen through! You successfully flame it down. [+1 Target Accuracy]
roll 1: By Faranth! You and your dragon pull off a pretty awesome move to catch some Thread that's fallen through. You're able to save one of your Wingmates! Quote one of your Wingmates who took damage this Round! This will remove damage and any possible negative effect from that roll! roll 2: Trying valiantly to catch some thread, your dragon flames a bit sooner than you would have preferred. Surprisingly enough, the flame is long, hot, and sustained longer than usual. Your dragon manages to flame the clump and return to their position in their wing. [+1 Flame Length] roll 3: Your dragon dives for a strand of thread that has fallen through the upper wings. Right before they belch forth their flame, they suddenly jerk hard to the right, almost in a roll, and quite unexpectedly. Sure enough, a gust of wind would have whipped the thread back in their face! Instead, the strand whips by, and your dragon is able to successfully flame it. [+1 Instinct] roll 4: Diving after a small clump, a gust of wind suddenly pushes the Thread back into you and your dragon! Roll a D4 to see if you successfully Between (or dodge) in time! - - - roll 4, part 2: 2. You swiftly jump Between! [+1 Between Accuracy]
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2Total: 2 (1-4)
Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2019 3:17 pm
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2. You swiftly jump Between! [+1 Between Accuracy]
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FIRE STORM F'ell of Brown Teth HP: 42 Status Effect: - ( +1 to remove fatigue ) ( +1 damage save )
Your dragon dives for a strand of thread that has fallen through the upper wings. Right before they belch forth their flame, they suddenly jerk hard to the right, almost in a roll, and quite unexpectedly. Sure enough, a gust of wind would have whipped the thread back in their face! Instead, the strand whips by, and your dragon is able to successfully flame it. [+1 Instinct]
The wind was awful down here on the lower levels, and F'ell could only wonder if the upper altitudes were fairing any better. He didn't have much more time to think since Teth made a hard roll, flaming down some Thread that had gotten too close, and his attentions turned back to the task at hand.
roll 1: Your dragon hits a sudden thermal of air, threatening to push them up unexpectedly, and to miss their target! If a bronze or brown, thankfully, your dragon is able to fight the current of air, and keep their position steady. [+1 Stamina] roll 2: You check in on your dragon to ensure they're doing all right. Thankfully, your dragon responds that they're feeling fine. All that training and practicing is coming full circle, as your dragon isn't feeling particularly fatigued. If they are suffering from a Fatigue Effect, they get a burst of renewed energy and the status is removed. [+1 Stamina] If your dragon isn't suffering, you are allowed to quote a fellow wingmate (must be in your same wing) who is suffering the effect! Your dragon trumpets at them encouragingly, making them feel better, and giving them a renewed burst of energy and effort. Remove Fatigue Effect from one wingmate! roll 3: Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4! - - - roll 3, part 2: 1. A guest of wind sends you out of formation, and you know your Wingleader (or their Seconds) just saw. roll 4: You appear from Between only to find yourself in the perfect spot to catch a sliver of Thread. You successfully flame it down easily. [+1 Target Accuracy] roll 5: A small clump of Thread has fallen through! You successfully flame it down. [+1 Target Accuracy]
roll 1: By Faranth! You and your dragon pull off a pretty awesome move to catch some Thread that's fallen through. You're able to save one of your Wingmates! Quote one of your Wingmates who took damage this Round! This will remove damage and any possible negative effect from that roll! roll 2: Trying valiantly to catch some thread, your dragon flames a bit sooner than you would have preferred. Surprisingly enough, the flame is long, hot, and sustained longer than usual. Your dragon manages to flame the clump and return to their position in their wing. [+1 Flame Length] roll 3: Your dragon dives for a strand of thread that has fallen through the upper wings. Right before they belch forth their flame, they suddenly jerk hard to the right, almost in a roll, and quite unexpectedly. Sure enough, a gust of wind would have whipped the thread back in their face! Instead, the strand whips by, and your dragon is able to successfully flame it. [+1 Instinct] roll 4: Diving after a small clump, a gust of wind suddenly pushes the Thread back into you and your dragon! Roll a D4 to see if you successfully Between (or dodge) in time! - - - roll 4, part 2: 2. You swiftly jump Between! [+1 Between Accuracy] roll 5: Your dragon dives for a strand of thread that has fallen through the upper wings. Right before they belch forth their flame, they suddenly jerk hard to the right, almost in a roll, and quite unexpectedly. Sure enough, a gust of wind would have whipped the thread back in their face! Instead, the strand whips by, and your dragon is able to successfully flame it. [+1 Instinct]
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Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2019 4:12 pm
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They both spotted the strand of Thread too late--and though Garganth tried to turn, it still managed to sear his hide. He bellowed, more with rage than agony, and disappeared Between to freeze the offense sliver. It was little more than a flesh wound, and his eyes shone a savage red.
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Your dragon notices a sudden writhing stream of silver thread out of the corner of his or her eye. If a white, green, or blue, with surprising grace, they turn on a wingtip and manage to flame it to ash. You successfully flame it down. [+2 Target Accuracy] If a brown or bronze, you find yourself unable to dodge, and take a hit! [Minor Damage if Bronze - 1 HP // Moderate Damage if Brown - 3 HP]
FIRE STORM Euryale of Green Theath HP: 25/-8 = 17/-2 = 15 Status Effect: - (+1 remove fatigue buff)
XP: +4 (base) + 5 (distribute) Target Accuracy: 4 (+3)(+1) Flame Length: 4 General Stamina: 4 (+1) General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 5 Pain Resilience: 4 Instinct: 5 Luck: 5
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Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4!
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2. You successfully flame another clump, but accidentally fly into the ash cloud, leaving you with some ash burns [Minor Damage -2 HP ]
The anxiety of getting hit badly on the neck was radiating through the normally calm dragon, and it showed. As the cloud of ash struck both rider and dragon there was coughing and sputtering, with Euryale cursing as her flesh burned. This wasn't going well for them, was she so out of practice....?
roll 1: You check in on your dragon to ensure they're doing all right. Thankfully, your dragon responds that they're feeling fine. All that training and practicing is coming full circle, as your dragon isn't feeling particularly fatigued. If they are suffering from a Fatigue Effect, they get a burst of renewed energy and the status is removed. [+1 Stamina] If your dragon isn't suffering, you are allowed to quote a fellow wingmate (must be in your same wing) who is suffering the effect! Your dragon trumpets at them encouragingly, making them feel better, and giving them a renewed burst of energy and effort. Remove Fatigue Effect from one wingmate! roll 2: A strong gust of wind suddenly pushes you off course and right into a sliver of Thread! If you're a blue or green, you wind up twisting easily out of the way, flaming it down successfully! [+1 Stamina] roll 3: Your dragon spots a few clumps of thread being blown about in front of them. If white, green, or blue, they manage to catch a pocket of air and surge forward, flaming down two of the three clumps, before dropping hard and getting the third. No thread's slipping through on your watch! [+3 Target Accuracy!] roll 4: A small clump of Thread has fallen through! You successfully flame it down. [+1 Target Accuracy] roll 5: Diving after a small clump, a gust of wind suddenly pushes the Thread back into you and your dragon! Roll a D4 to see if you successfully Between (or dodge) in time! - roll 5, part 2: 4. Whoops! Failure! Your dragon's neck is hit with Thread, and the thread also wraps around your rider's leg! [Heavy Damage -8 HP]
roll 1: Your dragon is effortlessly flaming Thread. Honestly, they almost seem to make it look easy. Both you and your dragon start to feel more confident, and even start to get a bit cocky. Low Altitude Wing was always the easiest wing to fly. Unfortunately for you.... Roll a D4! - - - roll 1, part 2: 2. You successfully flame another clump, but accidentally fly into the ash cloud, leaving you with some ash burns [Minor Damage -2 HP ]
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