Random Encounters Everywhere

[itsjustamike]

Characters: Anyone and everyone that wants to go questing!
Content: Characters hit various random encounters around the Satellite - Part 1
Location: Any deck
Time of Day: Throughout the day
Warnings: Fighting and violence against monsters

[This is an open party-style log! A random encounter begins when the area around your characters suddenly flashes with white light, and they find themselves transported to a flat, mostly-blank dimension. The monsters will be NPC'd reacting to your characters attacking them.]


The Satellite had certainly turned strange this week. Now, any characters wearing their now outfits were liable to suddenly find themselves in strange pocket dimensions...ones full with the most random of encounters!

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Skipping Riku with permission

[optimistickey]

Sora tried to listen through Minako's explanation, but most of it just didn't make any sense to him. At least Hope's talk about different roles made sense.

"Well...I don't really get what all of that means..." Sora finally admitted. Since when would using a sword or a spear determined how smart or lucky he was? But he got enough that if they kept fighting, they'd get stronger in very obvious ways and defeat even more monsters. Most importantly, if they had different strengths, that meant they had to rely on each other to pick up the slack. Sora knew how to fight that way.

"But if we stick together and keep going, then yeah, we can totally handle anything we find!"

HAD to reply. (Also read "Shipping" not "Skipping")

[halfdarkened]

Riku lowered his face slightly and raised his brows when he was made an example of. Did you really just say that?

It was an odd concept, but Riku understood. "Basically, Sora, we're in a game. We're bound by its rules. The type of fighter we are determines unseen stats that don't apply to our normal selves, and those stats can change based on how we grow as fighters."

"And it's a good thing it doesn't apply to our normal selves." He looked to Minako and smirked teasingly. "Or I'd hope an unlucky someone with high intellegence and low agility would be smart enough not to insult the intellegence of someone with a high strength."

Riku looked to Hope. "If your magic is the strongest of us all, then your strength doesn't matter. At the end of the day, you're going to be the one saving our skins."

[lastresort]

"In a perfect scenario, maybe, where the monsters decide to leave me alone." Hope replied, frowning. "But smarter monsters would know to take me out first, and there'd be nothing I could really do about it."

He was speaking from experience, of course, take out the medic first and it'll be easier to take out the rest of the party.