Week 9.

[trustharder]

WEEK 9 For the first time since your stay in the Vault began, no one died this week. That doesn't mean there weren't casualties among you, however – namely, trust, interpersonal relationships, and comfort in the group dynamic as a whole. Hopefully no one else pays the price for it. Saturday is given to regrouping and sleep; there aren't any bodies to be found on Sunday morning. You're safe for now – unless your dreams have told you otherwise... SURVIVORS REMAINING: 10

SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY
[OOC: Welcome to week nine of Trustfell! Save your threads for coins; don't forget to submit your memory regains! There is no activity check this week!

THE FINAL INVESTIGATION BEGINS ON THURSDAY!
THIS IS THE LAST WEEK TO REDEEM COINS!
The text and calling posts are still active, for the sake of contacting the jerk who's keeping you here, to be used at your leisure!]

Comments

[garudynamic]

So, I found these.

[He spreads out some-... not!Dungeons and Dragons character sheets out. Most of the writing on them is messy and half erased, like the players had no idea what they where doing. But one sheet is way nicer and has a name: Hilda]

Think this might be our mysterious 'H'? Speedwagon, you got the pendent?

[captainobnoxious]

[Ooooh.]

That's a good name.

[... Her only contribution.]

... What are "these" anyway?

[garudynamic]

They're sheets for a game. You make a character and have them go on adventures. Kinda part battle game part group storytelling.

[captainobnoxious]

... Can we do that?

[It sounds like fun???]

[isafraid]

Do we have the time?

[Even though it sounds like fun...]

[captainobnoxious]

We might die tomorrow or next month. Who knows.

So yes. And no. Live in the moment.

[isafraid]

That's a right awful way of looking at it...

[...cough.]

Not to say that I'm not open to a game like that.

[garudynamic]

...uh, we'd need someone to really get into the rules in order to be the Dungeon Master, but I don't see why not?

[captainobnoxious]

[!!!!]

I wanna do it! I wanna Dungeon Master!!

[garudynamic]

S-sigrun, you sure? It's a LOT of rules...

[You can't decide to run a game cuz because 'Dungeon Master' sounds metal and hell]

[penduli]

Ten is sort of an unwieldy number when it comes to playing though. Four or five is usually an okay number, including the DM.

[ not that he's ever... played.... ahem. ]

[isafraid]

Hmm? Of course. [If no one's notices yet, he's always got that locket on him somewhere. Like it or not, it's important evidence, so it stays in his coat. He pulls it out and passes it over.]

Just what is all that then?

[garudynamic]

I think the group before us were playing this game and these got left behind. It's not much, but if 'H' is the same writing as this sheet, we might at least know her name now.

[isafraid]

[...Huh!]

Well then it's worth a shot! Give it a try!

hey mods~

[garudynamic]

[He carefully open the locket to get the note, and compares it to Hilda's handwriting]

[trustharder]

[You've got a match, Yosuke.]

[goodforsomething]

...oh my god, is that that nerd game? [PRIORITIES]

[garudynamic]

Y e p. Have you played Mr. Pines?

[goodforsomething]

Not a whole lot. My brother was real into it when we were kids, so I guess we went a few rounds. But there's so much math...and graph paper.

[garudynamic]

Yeah, it does look like a lot of work.

[goodforsomething]

Nothing with that much graph paper is ever fun.

[penduli]

It's not a nerd game, it's a collaborative gameplay experience.

[ ..............SO. ]

[goodforsomething]

What was that? [Stan cups a hand to his ear.] Sounded a lot like you said it's a huge nerd game!

[penduli]

[ CRUEL ]

Plenty of people who aren't nerds play it!

[goodforsomething]

Like who?