imeeji_frontstage | CUTE GIRLS DOING CUTE THINGS

Who: Cute Girls (we are all cute girls on this blessed day)
Where: Game Tower
When: Day 380, Night

[ Today the interior of the game tower is decorated with starglitter paper lanterns and cherry trees absolutely covered in strips of paper with wishes written on them. Basically every single wish has something to do with love - and the moon hanging obnoxiously bright in the sky above the towering bamboo you're surrounded by and the roar of a dragon might give an indication to who's responsible for today's game. ]

RESIDENTS OF TOKYO-F!!!! THE DIVINE DRAGON LUNA ONCE AGAIN CALLS UPON YOU TO, LIKE, NOT SUFFER AND STUFF!!! Today we're going to play a board game! It's 100% safe, I totes checked!

It's pretty fun, too! Feel free to like, stay here forever and just keep playing it and don't go outside 'cause that's where all the bad stuff is? I can even get you food if you stay, so you totes should. This game's not about love, but it's a love day in Tokyo-F or whatever so I have rights anyway!

Rules | Rooms | Trap List | Talk to Luna | Winners

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Hello, and welcome to Cute Girl In Danger! In this game, you must avoid the traps set by a cute girl (who is in danger) to complete a set of objectives. This is a 1v1 game, where one unit will be placed against another. There are two rounds that last one hour each. The structure is as follows:

In Round One, both units get a list of traps (and their effects and costs), as well as a grid map with various objects: walls, pillars, hatches,and pits. With 700 Warl, they must place these traps strategically in such a way as to best hamper their opponents in round two. All objects serve a purpose:

- Walls are walls and block movement through the tile they are on. Certain traps may only be placed on walls.

- Pillars block movement through the tile they occupy, but can be knocked down by taking any amount of damage from a trap. If a trap knocks down a pillar, it will do 10 damage to any object or character in a 5 tile straight line in the direction specified by the trap when it is placed. Afterwards, it will be a collapsed pillar on the ground and block movement through all five of those tiles. Collapsed pillar segments do 5 damage to characters if they are somehow hit by one.

- Hatches can be traversed like the floor, and have any traps that can be placed on the floor on them. If a hatch takes any damage, it converts into a pit.

- Pits block movement through the tile they occupy. If an object falls into a pit, it is lost forever. If a character falls into a pit, they take 10 damage and reappear on a random tile adjacent to the pit.

Unless specified otherwise, traps affect both characters and objects. All traps have a central tile, i.e. the tile they are placed on, and an activation zone, which is every tile adjacent to the central tile unless the trap description states otherwise. Some traps affect the central tile differently from the entire activation zone, and some traps only affect the central tile regardless of their activation zone! Traps may have overlapping activation zones, but cannot be placed on the same central tile. When placed, a trap also has a direction that must be specified, which is used for some trap effects as well as determining what direction a pillar falls in if it is hit. If two traps are activated at the same time, traps that only do damage will take effect before traps that cause movement or create objects.

In Round 2, the units will have to move through their opponent's trap maze to complete three objectives. Each unit gets three characters with which to do this, each of which has 50 HP. When a character runs out of HP, their run is over and the unit must begin at the start of the room with their next character. Traps respawn on subsequent runs, but all objects stay where they were and in the condition they were in when the previous run ended!

When a character is put into play, one member of the unit will have to take their space on the board. This means you are guiding one of your unitmates through a series of traps! It's okay though, because even though the traps all have scary effects all that happens if one is triggered is a hologram of the trap, a loss of HP and an irremovable sticker that describes what happened to the character being stuck to them. The exception is traps that force movement, which will in fact force movement irl. Once someone runs out of HP, they are returned to their unit room, but can choose to take the place of the next character to be put into play if they and their unit wish. Idols who are acting as the character on the board may still interact with their unit vocally and have input on the unit's strategy.

When a movement path is chosen, the character will move along that path hitting every trap on the way. Their unit (and the opposing unit) will be given a play by play of each movement until the character has run out of HP or movement ends. This happens when something alters their path (such as falling into a pit or being blocked by a newly spawned or moved object), at which point control will be passed back to the unit to choose a new path.

The objectives are marked on the map, and completing the most objectives is the goal of the game! Wins will be based on the following:

- Most Objectives Completed
- Most Damage Done
- Least Damage Taken

If you have any questions, ping me on Discord (Mora#9683)!

(Powers are off when on the game board!)

Session 1

Taisho Roman Revolution
BAD END=DEAD END
future is ⭐
WILD AlcheME!
Heart Soldier Senshi
avante en garde

Session 2

avante city
future is ⭐
BARiTaisho
BAD END=GARDENED

Edited 2021-07-07 04:02 (UTC)

[ DRAGON LOVES YOU! ]

- Mother!

Taisho Roman Revolution - BONUS WIN
BAD END=DEAD END
future is now
⭐ZRAEL
WILD CITY
AlcheME!
Heart Soldier Senshi
avante en garde
sensitIV

CUTE GIRLS DOING CUTE THINGS

RULES

ROOMS

TALK TO LUNA

Re: TALK TO LUNA

WINNERS (AS PER DISCORD)