HARBINGERS WING E'mel of Blue Brieteth HP: 24/24 Status Effect: -- XP: (+2 to all base stats) (+5 to distribute as I see fit) Target Accuracy: +2 (+2 to apply at end of game!) Flame Length: +2 General Stamina: +2 (+1 to apply at end of game!) General Agility: +1 (+9 to apply at end of game!) Between Accuracy: +3 (+1 to apply at end of game!) Pain Resilience: +4 Instinct: +3 (+1 to apply at end of game!) Luck: +2
[Low Altitude] [5/5]
A nervous kreel caught in Brieteth's throat. Where was...Siloth?
While the blue was distracted, E'mel took stock of their Firestone and - well, they certainly could have used some, couldn't they? He nudged the blue and Brieteth gave a very hesitant alert to his siblings below.
Oh, he didn't want them to be in danger! He'd told mother he'd watch them!
I Need Some Firestone!
Cheri rolled 1 20-sided dice:
19Total: 19 (1-20)
Posted: Tue May 01, 2018 8:26 pm
TSUNAMI WING Wingsecond Illa of Brown Fenrith HP: 42 - 1 = 41 - 10 = 31 - 4 = 27 - 2 = 25 +10 = 35 HP Status Effect: XP: Target Accuracy: 8/+1 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 7 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 7/+2 Pain Resilience: 7/+2 Instinct: 6 Luck: 6
Round 2, Roll 1
Inspired or not, Illa and Fenrith found themselves entirely out of firestone. Fenrith, you know the drill. The Brown dragon, wings beating a little to combat the intense wind, reached out to the Ashlings Wing at large. I need firestone. Would one of you kindly aid me?
TORNADO WING G'lin of Green Neiveth HP: 14/19 Status Effect: Fatigue Effect For the next 3 rolled turns your dragon will suffer from Fatigue Effect. Any XP earned during those turns is negated. On the plus side, any negative status effect (i.e. additional Fatigue Effect, Guilt, Bitten Tongue, etc.) is also negated, since your dragon is too tired to care. The only exception is if you get a status that cures Fatigue or your Wingleader/Wingsecond rolls a status cancelling roll.) 3/3 Remain XP: (+2 to base) (+5 to distribute as I see fit) Target Accuracy: +3 Flame Length: +2 General Stamina: +2 General Agility: +3 Between Accuracy: +2 Pain Resilience: +2 (+1 to apply at end of game) Instinct: +4 (+2 to apply at end of game) Luck: +3
[High Altitude] [5/5]
Neiveth...was really hating all this wind. She kept flying against it, but it was really exhausting...she'd just...
Neiveth! G'lin warned as they both began to blow from their formation. Neiveth gave him a tired mental nudge, but not much more.
HURRICANE WING W'dre of Bronze Dormith HP:33/46 Status Effect: -- XP: (+6 to base) (+5 to distribute as I see fit) Target Accuracy: +6 Flame Length: +6 (+2 to apply at the end of the game) General Stamina: +9 General Agility: +6 Between Accuracy: +6 (+2 to apply at the end of game) Pain Resilience: +7 Instinct: +6 Luck: +7
[Mid Altitude] [5/5]
Oh, this wind was the real enemy that day! Dormith would be thankful when they had a week to rest and not have to strain their wings against the wind! But it looked like someone was -
TRESPASSERS WING =Flying First Wave= Tyila of Green Mishaath Round 2-2 6 – 12(1) – X – X – X X – X – X – X – X
Roll: 12 - This is bad. Very bad. One of your wingmates appears out of Between flaming, but instead of catching a nearby target, they catch you instead. Your dragon roars in pain, blinking hastily Between! Just how bad is the damage? Roll a D4! - It's bad. Very bad. In fact, coming back into the fray, your realize your dragon slips unconscious from the pain and falls from place! Post this to ensure a queen catches you! - Saved by Fae! HP: 19/19 Status Effect: N/A XP: +4 Agility Target Accuracy: 3 Flame Length: 2 General Stamina: 2 General Agility: 4 Between Accuracy: 2 Pain Resilience: 2 Instinct: 2 Luck: 4
They were really only starting to feel confident again, relaxing in the slightly-less-intense wind, when snap! Their vision was suddenly darkened by a wingmate returning from between...A shout got them moving before it even registered, and they winked between just as a wave of flame rolled towards them. They reappeared several yards away, trembling, but thankfully intact. Maybe middle tier was going to be just as dangerous!
Burning Aces Wing Ly’bur of Brown Hinburath HP: 34/34 Status Effect:
XP: Target Accuracy: 7 Flame Length: 7 (+1) General Stamina: 6 (+1) General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 7 Pain Resilience: 6 Instinct: 7 (+1) Luck: 7 Training at HRW for past 2 Turns (+6 xp to all), +5 to distribute
High Alt Wing
It took awhile, but Ly'bur could finally feel his dragon's pep coming back. The brown wasn't breathing as hard and his wing strokes were sure and confident again. I'm glad to see your energy is back Hinburath. It took awhile and we need it up here. The dragon sent a wordless agreement to his rider. Fighting thread tired was no fun!
Hinburath worked through the falling Thread. As he cleared the latest patch, he noticed it was getting heavier ahead. Something didn't feel quite right and the brown rumbled uneasily. He called out to one of his nearby wingmates aiming for a particular patch of thread. It didn't look right to him. Thankfully, the pair veered off from it. Moments later the wind changed. If the pair had gone for it the wind would have blown them right into the thread. Quickly enough the wind reversed direction again and blew the Thread right back where the pair could flame it to ash!
Round 2: Day 1 Rolls
1. 5- The air is thick with Thread. It's at its heaviest up here, and you are literally surrounded by silver tendrils. You roar defiance before spitting forth a great flame, scorching the deadly threads before you with ease. Flame Length +1 (NOT GAINED DUE TO FATIGUE) 2. 12- You try to flame down some Thread, but your flame comes up short. Whoops! Hopefully your Wingleader didn't see that. Nothing to be done about it now except eat some more firestone, and try to catch the next clump! 3. 17- As you fly, you find that you're getting into a heavier patch of Thread ahead. You've got a bad feeling about this.... You warn one of your wingmates to let a patch go! Thankfully, they listen, and sure enough, the wind changes! It would have blown the pair right into the patch. As it stands, the wind blows the Thread back, and your wingmate are able to flame it down without injury. [+2 Instinct] 4. 5.
TSUNAMI WING M'nr of Bronze Cordrath HP: 33/46 Status Effect: -- Target Accuracy: +2 Flame Length: +2 General Stamina: +3 (+1 to add at the end of game) General Agility: +2 (+2 to add at the end of game) Between Accuracy: +2 (+2 to add at the end of game) Pain Resilience: +4 (+1 to add at the end of game) Instinct: +4 Luck: +2
[Low Altitude]
How are you feeling, Cordrath? We've been up for a few hours now. It wasn't their first long flight, but it certainly was the most active one both rider and dragon had ever had!
The bronze seemed as energetic as ever, however. I can keep going. This won't be a problem! Cordrath assured. For their first time up, this wasn't as bad as it could have been. It helped he had good things to fight for.
TRESPASSERS WING Ahlalei of Brown Kalikath HP: 41-7=34 Status Effect: None XP: Target Accuracy: +6 Flame Length: +7 (+4 XP) General Stamina: +6 (+2 XP) General Agility: +7 Between Accuracy: +6 (+1 XP) Pain Resilience: +7 (+1 XP) Instinct: +7 Luck: +7 (+1 XP)
ShinosBee
No KO for you!
It was maybe the luck still holding out that allowed Ahlalei to see the dragon come out of between flaming. Only it wasn't at Thread, it was right at Mishaath. With his own recent near encounter with fire clear in Kalikath's mind the shouted a warning at both the pair hoping that together they would manage to avoid each other. LOOK OUT. Mishaath to your left!
Round 2, roll 5: You notice that one of your wingmates is in trouble. Look out! Your dragon screams warning, and you watch as they successfully dodge catastrophe. Quote a Wingmate who took damage to Nullify Damage for that post! The quoted wingmate can remove that damage, unless they have already returned to the Weyr for healing or are already playing out a KO'd scenario.
ASHLINGS WING V'mel of Brown Aviroth Round 2-2 (Gold Altitude) 18 – 1 – X – X – X X – X – X – X – X
Roll: 1 - This clump of thread had its eye on you. It defied all the odds and made it through not one, but three wings of dragon riders actively fighting above! It's up to you to flame it! If not a Queen, you successfully flame that Thread down and turn it down into harmless ash! Take that! Job well done! +2 Flame Length HP: 40/40 Status Effect: N/A XP: +1 Stamina, +2 Between Accuracy, +1 Instinct, +1 Target Accuracy, +4 Flame Length Target Accuracy: 8 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 7 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 7 Pain Resilience: 7 Instinct: 6 Luck: 6
It's still making it this far down...a bad fall indeed. The brown mused almost placidly to his rider as another clump came straight towards the queens' wing. A serene lance of fire shot out, incinerating it, but it made the man look up, watching his weyrlings for a long moment, making sure they were in fact hitting some of their targets.
Tresspassers T'nor of Bronze Tarenoth HP: 45 Status Effect: XP: +6 to all Stats / +5 to distribute how I deem Target Accuracy: 7 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 7 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 7 Pain Resilience: 6 Instinct: 8 Luck: 6
This was something they were prepared for, right? Despite all the training it was still nerve wrecking, who wouldn't be nervous after all? Thread wasn't something to sneeze at and he counted himself lucky so far and did his best to keep a watchful eye over those in his wing. However it would seem one of them wasn't fairing too well and he grew concerned but it seemed that another wingmate that was closer had gotten things covered. Relaxing a little he focused on Tarenoth and those around them.
7. You notice that one of your wingmates is in trouble. Look out! Your dragon screams warning, and you watch as they successfully dodge catastrophe. Quote a Wingmate who took damage to Nullify Damage for that post! The quoted wingmate can remove that damage, unless they have already returned to the Weyr for healing or are already playing out a KO'd scenario.
Burning Aces Wing Ly’bur of Brown Hinburath HP: 34/34 Status Effect:
XP: Target Accuracy: 7 Flame Length: 7 (+1) General Stamina: 6 (+1) General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 7 Pain Resilience: 6 Instinct: 7 (+3) Luck: 7 Training at HRW for past 2 Turns (+6 xp to all), +5 to distribute
High Alt Wing
Hinburath was flaming well. All that flaming though ran through his supply of firestone. Ly'burmine I need more firestone to chew. In truth, the rider had been wondering when he'd have to re-stoke the dragon. Ok here it is. He pulled several large chunks from the bag and tossed them one by one into his mouth. On the third piece though, Hinburath caught it badly. Instead of chewing the piece of stone, he caught his tongue. He gave a painful yelp and nearly dropped the stone in his mouth. That really really hurt! For several long moments all he could do was hold the firestone in his mouth to let his tongue stop hurting enough that he could position the firestone to chew it properly. Ly'bur winced with pain for his poor dragon. Surely others were having the same difficulties.
Round 2: Day 1 Rolls
1. 5- The air is thick with Thread. It's at its heaviest up here, and you are literally surrounded by silver tendrils. You roar defiance before spitting forth a great flame, scorching the deadly threads before you with ease. Flame Length +1 (NOT GAINED DUE TO FATIGUE) 2. 12- You try to flame down some Thread, but your flame comes up short. Whoops! Hopefully your Wingleader didn't see that. Nothing to be done about it now except eat some more firestone, and try to catch the next clump! 3. 17- As you fly, you find that you're getting into a heavier patch of Thread ahead. You've got a bad feeling about this.... You warn one of your wingmates to let a patch go! Thankfully, they listen, and sure enough, the wind changes! It would have blown the pair right into the patch. As it stands, the wind blows the Thread back, and your wingmate are able to flame it down without injury. [+2 Instinct] 4. 20- Your dragon asks for a few more pieces of firestone to chew. Unfortunately, they wind up chomping down on their tongue instead of their stone! This is going to distract your dragon for the next two rolls. [Tongue Bitten Effect! Your dragon is distracted by pain. No XP will be earned for the next 2 rolls. Any successes will be nullified. Should you roll a prompt with the possibility of damage, take the max damage allotted for your size/color automatically but it will also end the Tongue Bitten Effect immediately.] 5.
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SORRY FOR SUPER DELAY!
The roaring queen had indeed caught the Weyr's attention. It didn't take long for Weyrhealers to descend upon the queen. Their kits were packed with tools, and a cart was run over, full of bandages, swaths, redwort, numbweed, vials of fellis, and other various concoctions and remedies a rider and dragon might need. Two Weyrhealers were the first to reach the queen, with a few others behind.
"Easy, easy!" They cried out to the queen as they raced to close the distance. An older blue dragon reached out to the queen, trying to assess the situation. Hesperith-- we are here to help! Let us do our jobs, to save, and comfort Yours. The connection alone might allow the telepathic creature to know where rider and dragon were damaged, but it was clear to see.
"We need to get her down, Hesperith," a brown-haired woman spoke, hoping to cut through the dragon's upset and pain. "We need to check her wounds." She was a young apprentice, with dark skin, and short black hair. Her blue lingered nearby, stretching out his neck, tattered wings half-spread. A stark sight next to the pale skinned, red-haired man beside her. His hair was tied up, and there was a no-nonsense seriousness about him. Though he did not wear the knots of a rider, he did wear the the colors of High Reaches, along with Journeyman's knots. "There, there now.... Let's get you out of your straps." He spoke quietly, no amount of panic in his words, even as he waited (inwardly impatiently) for the queen to allow the two of them to get to her rider.
The young woman was in need of tending, and Journeyman Aravic, along with Apprentice Tandra and her blue Velarth.
((Figured I'd throw in a few NPC weyrhealers to help her out. Feel free to pose them as needed -- they want Sylphie down, and would immediately check both rider and dragon for hteir wounds/injury. Just let me know what they are, haha. ))
Tresspassers T'nor of Bronze Tarenoth HP: 45 Status Effect: XP: +6 to all Stats / +5 to distribute how I deem Target Accuracy: 7 Flame Length: 6 General Stamina: 7 General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 7 Pain Resilience: 6 Instinct: 8 Luck: 6
As the duo soared in their section in the sky they kept a watchful eye on their wingmate's and gave encouraging words of praise when able. They all needed to know that they were doing their best and to go off on anyone in a situation like this could prove more disastrous with all that added stress. He wasn't much of a hot head as it was so staying calm wasn't entirely difficult for the man. Tarenoths reassuring presence helped ensure that he kept a level head as much as he could as well.
17. 17-19 You know your Wing, and are confident in their abilities. Part of being Wingleader or Wingsecond is caring for those you fight with! Every dragon has his or her place, as well as their strengths and weaknesses. Thankfully, you notice when someone is struggling! You call out, encouraging them to fight through the pain, the hurt, the exhaustion, and assuring them of their greatness. Quote a Wingmate and nullify any negative Status Effect immediately. If no negative status effects are in play, you may nullify a Wingmates damage instead! Doing the wingsecond chance roll because WHY NOT
Burning Aces Wing Ly’bur of Brown Hinburath HP: 34/34 Status Effect: Tongue Bitten (2/2 rounds)
XP: Target Accuracy: 7 Flame Length: 7 (+1) General Stamina: 6 (+1) General Agility: 6 Between Accuracy: 7 Pain Resilience: 6 Instinct: 7 (+3) Luck: 7 Training at HRW for past 2 Turns (+6 xp to all), +5 to distribute
High Alt Wing
Suddenly, the airspace cleared for a moment around them. Ly'bur and Hinburath blinked in almost surprise. He sat up in his straps, just a bit, and took a look around to evaluate how things were going around him. The dragon took a deep breath and shook his neck out to relax it. The breather, however small, was greatly appreciated.
Round 2: Day 1 Rolls
1. 5- The air is thick with Thread. It's at its heaviest up here, and you are literally surrounded by silver tendrils. You roar defiance before spitting forth a great flame, scorching the deadly threads before you with ease. Flame Length +1 (NOT GAINED DUE TO FATIGUE) 2. 12- You try to flame down some Thread, but your flame comes up short. Whoops! Hopefully your Wingleader didn't see that. Nothing to be done about it now except eat some more firestone, and try to catch the next clump! 3. 17- As you fly, you find that you're getting into a heavier patch of Thread ahead. You've got a bad feeling about this.... You warn one of your wingmates to let a patch go! Thankfully, they listen, and sure enough, the wind changes! It would have blown the pair right into the patch. As it stands, the wind blows the Thread back, and your wingmate are able to flame it down without injury. [+2 Instinct] 4. 20- Your dragon asks for a few more pieces of firestone to chew. Unfortunately, they wind up chomping down on their tongue instead of their stone! This is going to distract your dragon for the next two rolls. [Tongue Bitten Effect! Your dragon is distracted by pain. No XP will be earned for the next 2 rolls. Any successes will be nullified. Should you roll a prompt with the possibility of damage, take the max damage allotted for your size/color automatically but it will also end the Tongue Bitten Effect immediately.] 5. Nothing to flame quite yet, which is almost a miracle in this sort of Threadfall. Still, you're able to relax a moment, look around, and take note of your airspace. All's well... for now.
