Snowstorm stopped right in her tracks when she saw the pile. Even though her team had split up to look for which winding pathway would lead them to the treasure, she ended up being the one to end up nose-to-nose with a dead end.
But... it couldn't be just a dead end, right? Snowflake was able to find a way in just from a dead end before, maybe the same was going on here! She starts to carefully poke around the rubble, seeing if there's any way through.
Snowstorm is rolling Nose to try seeing if there's any way she could get past!
Snowstorm rolls a 19 +0, for a total of 19, succeeding!
A Snowtorm inspects the pile of rubble, her investigation causes some of the smaller pieces of dirt to shift, falling to the floor. The pile is pretty big, but it looks like it can be dug out!
Snowstorm starts to dig a bit, and the digging comes easy! There are some larger pieces of rubble thats slightly hard to shift, and she has to put her muscles into it, but soon enough a hole forms big enough for her to fit through!
After getting through the rubble, Snowstorm finds herself nose-to-nose with what appears to be a puzzle. She starts trying to decipher it... is it telling her to ask politely to enter? That's a pretty common theme for door puzzles.
Hoping her calculations were right, she stands up straight in front of the door, smiles, and knocks. "Could I come in, please?"
Snowstorm rolls a 9 +5, for a total of 14, succeeding!
The door stands before her, not reacting at first to the polite inquiry. The end of the hall is quiet as Snowstorm waits for a few moments. After what seems like forever, the door begins to glow faintly.
The door swings open, allowing Snowstorm to pass. On the other side of the door, the words "Thank you" are printed in a fancy script.
AcuteExposure
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Rolled a 4!
Snowstorm stopped right in her tracks when she saw the pile. Even though her team had split up to look for which winding pathway would lead them to the treasure, she ended up being the one to end up nose-to-nose with a dead end.
But... it couldn't be just a dead end, right? Snowflake was able to find a way in just from a dead end before, maybe the same was going on here! She starts to carefully poke around the rubble, seeing if there's any way through.
Snowstorm is rolling Nose to try seeing if there's any way she could get past!
2021-03-05 14:29:02
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The pile of rubble sits before her...
Snowstorm rolls a 19 +0, for a total of 19, succeeding!
A Snowtorm inspects the pile of rubble, her investigation causes some of the smaller pieces of dirt to shift, falling to the floor. The pile is pretty big, but it looks like it can be dug out!
Snowstorm starts to dig a bit, and the digging comes easy! There are some larger pieces of rubble thats slightly hard to shift, and she has to put her muscles into it, but soon enough a hole forms big enough for her to fit through!
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2021-03-05 17:03:18
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AcuteExposure
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Going back in time a bit... Snowstorm rolls a 5!
After getting through the rubble, Snowstorm finds herself nose-to-nose with what appears to be a puzzle. She starts trying to decipher it... is it telling her to ask politely to enter? That's a pretty common theme for door puzzles.
Hoping her calculations were right, she stands up straight in front of the door, smiles, and knocks. "Could I come in, please?"
Snowstorm is rolling Tail for politeness!
2021-03-06 12:52:45
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The puzzle is laid out before Snowstorm...
Snowstorm rolls a 9 +5, for a total of 14, succeeding!
The door stands before her, not reacting at first to the polite inquiry. The end of the hall is quiet as Snowstorm waits for a few moments. After what seems like forever, the door begins to glow faintly.
The door swings open, allowing Snowstorm to pass. On the other side of the door, the words "Thank you" are printed in a fancy script.
You have earned 15 event points for this reply!
2021-03-06 13:30:42
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