If I Had a Heart

If I Had a Heart

For a somewhat complicated roleplay

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Escapist Decisions

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  1. @TheMulticoloredCyr @SilverNight

    Since we needed to pick a tunnel, I thought it would be good to make us a thread here to talk about it and any other decisions we might need to make. Does any number between 1 and 6 stick out to you? The first one I thought of was 3, but now I'm leaning more towards 5.
  2. I'm voting 5
  3. Sure, 5 sounds fine!
  4. @RavenLord, our decision has been made. :)
  5. Excellent! That's a very short tunnel that branches into two. One very obviously leads to a massive iron door. The other curves out of sight.
  6. Oooooooooh, yes to massive sinister iron doors.
  7. Just wanted to repost what @RavenLord said in the DT!

    Okay, I've consulted the map. Y'all have the option to try and open the arena doors back down the tunnel. You also have the option to turn back into the main room and head down tunnels 1, 2, 3,4, or 6 since y'all went down tunnel 6.


    @SilverNight @TheMulticoloredCyr

    Should we open the arena doors back down the tunnel, or should we head back towards the main room to check out one of the other tunnels? I'm cool no matter which one we pick. c:
  8. Hmmm... I'm open to everything! The arena doors sound interesting though. Like, what's an arena doing there in the caverns? :eyes:
  9. Arena sounds good to me.
  10. Oooh true!!

    Who knows? Maybe the arena has something that can get some of Raptor's armor off. :P
  11. Oops--I wasn't supposed to tell you that was an arena
  12. @Magebird Yesss, bring it on.

    @RavenLord ...we have a spoiler :eyes:
  13. that's okay i need to sacrifice raptor
  14. mage nO
  15. Now that the door approach failed, it looks like we have to take a different tunnel. >>

    We went down tunnel 5 originally, so maybe we can have our group pop over to the right and walk down the 6th tunnel instead?

    @TheMulticoloredCyr @SilverNight


Should we not walk? On our feet? The ones I now have again? I do like my feet. They are befittingly perambulatory.
— Pattern (Rhythm of War by Brandon Sanderson)