Czlaplon Quest
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 8:38 pm
Strassa 22:
GM:
Isaac, your dreams the night of the 21st are turbulent, but you've had Horror-touched dreams before, and you would know such if it happened again. This is just ordinary nightmares. You're unable to wake up from them, though, and by the time morning comes, you're sweaty and tangled in the blanket and exhausted, having gotten no real rest.
Isaac:
After the double meditation yesterday, a night of little sleep is exactly what I didn't need. Although it's a little unlike me, I'll lie in my bed for most of the morning trying to get some rest and recover a little bit. When I finally surface I'll get something to eat and find somewhere to sit for a while. It's probably about time I watered that firmweave I got, so I'll spend a little time doing that (I'll have to get some fresh water from somewhere for this, they might have some below deck). I'll catch up on some light reading, not on the journal, that's all tapped out, but on the books I brought with me. I still have my notes that I made when I was reading the journal, the books may not reveal any extra information through cross-checking, but it's still a good idea to brush up on my general creature and horror lore.
GM:
You're on a river. If you need fresh water, drop a bucket on a rope over the side and scoop some up. After that, you get four hours toward your Horrors skill. Somewhere during the morning, Shaliko checks in on you to make sure you're okay, since you are, by your own admission, acting a bit out of character.
GM:
Torana, you've got that same basic dream again. You're a warhorse, being spurred cruelly into battle straight toward a wall of lances. This time, however, you've pulled together enough Willpower that you could try your Dreaming skill.
Torana:
Okay...I know what I want to do, or at least try to do. I know that it isn't really me...I am not now, nor have I ever been, a warhorse. So if I can detach and rise up over what I'm seeing...Try to see who the people are, what they're wearing on both sides of the battle...Maybe get a sense of time. Is this distant past? Far future? Something more current? Do I recognize the area at all? Is the landscape forest, plain, or something else? Try to watch and see just how much I can notice without actually trying to change anything but my own perspective on it. Somehow...I don't think this is the type of dream I could change even if I tried. Now to see if my roll follows along with my plan. Got 16 on the roll. Not bad for a d10!
GM:
The landscape appears to be some kind of fabric, actually. Something woven, that's draped over various types of supports. It gives a bit when you step on it. And now that you're paying attention, you realize that you're not a horse. You have six legs. And then you wake up. Sorry, not going to get more than that with a 16. So what are you doing with your day?
GM:
Isaac, your dreams the night of the 21st are turbulent, but you've had Horror-touched dreams before, and you would know such if it happened again. This is just ordinary nightmares. You're unable to wake up from them, though, and by the time morning comes, you're sweaty and tangled in the blanket and exhausted, having gotten no real rest.
Isaac:
After the double meditation yesterday, a night of little sleep is exactly what I didn't need. Although it's a little unlike me, I'll lie in my bed for most of the morning trying to get some rest and recover a little bit. When I finally surface I'll get something to eat and find somewhere to sit for a while. It's probably about time I watered that firmweave I got, so I'll spend a little time doing that (I'll have to get some fresh water from somewhere for this, they might have some below deck). I'll catch up on some light reading, not on the journal, that's all tapped out, but on the books I brought with me. I still have my notes that I made when I was reading the journal, the books may not reveal any extra information through cross-checking, but it's still a good idea to brush up on my general creature and horror lore.
GM:
You're on a river. If you need fresh water, drop a bucket on a rope over the side and scoop some up. After that, you get four hours toward your Horrors skill. Somewhere during the morning, Shaliko checks in on you to make sure you're okay, since you are, by your own admission, acting a bit out of character.
GM:
Torana, you've got that same basic dream again. You're a warhorse, being spurred cruelly into battle straight toward a wall of lances. This time, however, you've pulled together enough Willpower that you could try your Dreaming skill.
Torana:
Okay...I know what I want to do, or at least try to do. I know that it isn't really me...I am not now, nor have I ever been, a warhorse. So if I can detach and rise up over what I'm seeing...Try to see who the people are, what they're wearing on both sides of the battle...Maybe get a sense of time. Is this distant past? Far future? Something more current? Do I recognize the area at all? Is the landscape forest, plain, or something else? Try to watch and see just how much I can notice without actually trying to change anything but my own perspective on it. Somehow...I don't think this is the type of dream I could change even if I tried. Now to see if my roll follows along with my plan. Got 16 on the roll. Not bad for a d10!
GM:
The landscape appears to be some kind of fabric, actually. Something woven, that's draped over various types of supports. It gives a bit when you step on it. And now that you're paying attention, you realize that you're not a horse. You have six legs. And then you wake up. Sorry, not going to get more than that with a 16. So what are you doing with your day?