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... but in what would appear to be a thick, lush forest. Around you as far as you can see are massive trees with canopies that blot out the sky. The hum of bugs fills the air. It's hot, or at least considerably warmer than it was on top of the mountain, but not oppressively humid, at least.
Looking to your left, you can see the forest begins to clear out.
Looking to your right, you can see that the forest appears as dark and thick as where you are now. It is also possible that you can choose a member of your party to climb a tree to check to see which way you should go. Or maybe you could check out your perimeter on foot?
Climb a tree.
Choose the left path.
Choose the right path.
Check out the immediate area on foot.
Looking to your left, you can see the forest begins to clear out.
Looking to your right, you can see that the forest appears as dark and thick as where you are now. It is also possible that you can choose a member of your party to climb a tree to check to see which way you should go. Or maybe you could check out your perimeter on foot?
Climb a tree.
Choose the left path.
Choose the right path.
Check out the immediate area on foot.
So... we could explore, we could rush to the top, or we could find the most stuff.
Let's decide now which one we want to go for, then move with determination.
Let's decide now which one we want to go for, then move with determination.
Findin' crap usually gets wins, don't it?
Yeah.
There's win conditions for the fastest two teams to get to the top of the mountain again, the two teams that explore the most, and the two that find the most stuff.
There's win conditions for the fastest two teams to get to the top of the mountain again, the two teams that explore the most, and the two that find the most stuff.
Well, I'm game ta find stuff if you are.
[Thinking on it...]
We'll wind up exploring a lot to do it anyways--we could go for both. You climb the tree, and in the meanwhile I'll check the perimeter on foot. That way we can start exploring, get a bit of scouting info, and look for things.
We'll wind up exploring a lot to do it anyways--we could go for both. You climb the tree, and in the meanwhile I'll check the perimeter on foot. That way we can start exploring, get a bit of scouting info, and look for things.
Ochre climbs a tree to look around, while Ed checks the immediate area on foot.
They'll meet up after to compare notes.
They'll meet up after to compare notes.
Either you're terribly unlucky or you don't know much about climbing trees. Either way, as you make your way toward the top, you here the sound of a loud SNAP and suddenly you're plummeting down, down down toward the ground.
[ Roll RNG 1 - 3 to determine your fate ]
[ Roll RNG 1 - 3 to determine your fate ]
You've found a bunch of large sticks (perfect for walking) and stones and some mulch (dried dead leaves and moss), but not much else. There's nothing particularly special about them, but you could choose to take them with you. What will you do?
Take the items.
Leave the items.
Take the items.
Leave the items.
[Take the items, of course. Is there anything else around?]
[Ow, shit!
Damn it all, climbing back down. :(]
Damn it all, climbing back down. :(]
[Taking them, then going back to check on Ochre.]
You okay? [Carrying sticks and mulch.]
I'm find, just a little bruised.
[waving it off, and then trying a media]
Aw shit, powers are off!
[waving it off, and then trying a media]
Aw shit, powers are off!
[...dang.]
Alright then, let me try.
[GONNA GO CLIMB THIS TREE HIMSELF.]
Alright then, let me try.
[GONNA GO CLIMB THIS TREE HIMSELF.]
Either you're terribly unlucky or you don't know much about climbing trees. Either way, as you make your way toward the top, you here the sound of a loud SNAP and suddenly you're plummeting down, down down toward the ground.
( RNG 1-3 guys )
( RNG 1-3 guys )
...I see that trees still hate us.
[Natural balance time...]
We should go where the trees get thicker.
Call it a hunch.
[Natural balance time...]
We should go where the trees get thicker.
Call it a hunch.
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