Volume I: The Lost Boys
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Blacklight speech only had an adverse effect on them. There were disgruntled murmurs when she said they ‘would let him do that’. If there was one thing they hated with a passion – it was being told what they can, or can't do.
"Doc, this isn't going to happen. I'm not going to let it."
"Don't care who agreed to what, but you're not killing someone just to find out all you can do is turn her into a zombie."
His eyes narrow, taking on a feral fierceness and he growls with a low guttural rumble.
Roll made: given a partial hit, I will choose:
* you frighten others you had not intended to scare
* you feel like more of a monster afterward; mark a condition (GM’s choice)
Rolls
Be the Monster - (2d6+3)
(15) + 3 = 9
The young teen was pretty oblivious to suggest he needed oversight. It wasn't like SHE was working under the authority and supervision of the government either, and from what he's seen, she was every bit as dangerous as 'the risen'. And there was another salient reason for his refusal to work with the authorities. He was sure she could relate: "I don't trust the US government with this formula. It is a secret, best kept with me"
The doctor's eyes narrowed when one of the heroes' skin turned grey, like the color of the concrete floor. Danger. He was about to do, or say something about it, before the big monster got in his face.
@dunderklumpen , go ahead and roll for 'Be the monster'
Save two.
Chayton and Miguel, two of the older gang members always at Dr. Harris's back, were the ones who felt the lost of their loved ones stronger than most - which made them all the more dangerous. With nothing to lose, not even their own lives, they raised their pistols and took aim. Not at the Ogre, but at the young women who accompanied him.
"Step back, or she gets a bullet through her head. I mean it" Chayton was referring to 'Night Arrow', while his friend was targeting Harmonia "Get the @#$! out of here, and no one gets hurt"
All his work was at stake. He couldn't let it end this way. But could he really live with himself if people got killed over it?
"A true hero never shoots to kill," she says calmly.
And with that she quickly turns to Chayton and shoots. Not at Chayton, but at the barrel of his gun.
Bow & arrow tricks are one of my powers.
I guess it's defend, could be engage to disable him to shoot. Modifier on both is the same.
Rolls
Defend or engage (both +0) - (2d6)
(45) = 9
But if Black arrow already disabled that gun, she instead does it at Miguel who is aiming at her.
Rolls
Engage - (2d6+1)
(64) + 1 = 11
So she hurries forward to put herself physically in between Zuri and that needle of death just in case the girl decides to do something stupid. Thankfully she's not limited to her own hands as she also reaches out with tentacles from the darkness behind the table where Dr. Harris laid the needle down to pull it and everything on it away. She can do this!
Chayton and Miguel were both disarmed – or so it seemed. There was one last weapon still remaining in their possession – a plain old can of mace.
"What have you done?!?" the Doctor reached the young man and grabbed him by his shoulders, shaking the dazed Chayton forcibly "What have you done?!?!"
Loud snarling and howling echoed throughout the corridors of the haunted hospital almost as soon as the odorless mist dispersed. Thundering bangs of fists hitting metal, and then a booming thud! from something heavy crushing down, were followed by the shuffle of footsteps…
The Ogre roars as he reaches down to grab Harris. His fist is large he can almost encircle the doctor with one of then he can certainly clamp his hands to his side.
"What did you?" He yells, shaking the doctor roughly.