It is this month.
I'll mark it down.
Disciples of Red Dew Sect (Cultivation Riot Quest)
- Thread starter Arcanestomper
- Start date
- Original Fantasy
It is this month.
I'll mark it down.
LinkOnScepter
The One who Strangles Concepts to death
- Location
- Interwebs
[X] Hawk Cyr
-[X] Action: The Darkest Night
- - [X] Prepare to fight the Dragon's Minions. Put my weapon and the Red Dew School technique to use.
- - [X] Body
- - [X] Use 1 Qi
-[X] Action: The Darkest Night
- - [X] Prepare to fight the Dragon's Minions. Put my weapon and the Red Dew School technique to use.
- - [X] Body
- - [X] Use 1 Qi
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- Location
- North Carolina
[X] Wuyin
-[X] Action: Spend a month recuperating in the Healing Hall's from Tien's lovable but sharp affections! Maybe read up a little on Lunar Qi, and what exactly it is and what it does, to maybe get a better understanding of Tien.
--[X] [Qi] Qi Used (None!)
-[X] [Elixir] None
-[X] Action: Spend a month recuperating in the Healing Hall's from Tien's lovable but sharp affections! Maybe read up a little on Lunar Qi, and what exactly it is and what it does, to maybe get a better understanding of Tien.
--[X] [Qi] Qi Used (None!)
-[X] [Elixir] None
[X] Daiki Inoue
-[X] Action: Tournament Training (Would like to work on both of my techs if possible Red Dew is 2/3 and I'd like to make at least some efforts towards Light in the Fog.)
Mission: In light of the upcoming tournament we open up the newly cleaned pavilions and halls to let the disciples practice their skills in alchemy, crafts, combat or any other discipline of their choosing during the winter months. Some more experienced disciples will attend to provide advice and training equipment like dummies, pill furnaces, kitchen utensils and many others will be provided. Most of all we hope that the disciples can help each other prepare for whats to come.
Overseer: some older disciples
Disciples 1+
Skills Preferred: Whatever people want to train
Reward: 5 Merit
-[X] [Elixir] Yes
-[X] [Organ] Fortune Iron -> Silver
-[X] Action: Tournament Training (Would like to work on both of my techs if possible Red Dew is 2/3 and I'd like to make at least some efforts towards Light in the Fog.)
Mission: In light of the upcoming tournament we open up the newly cleaned pavilions and halls to let the disciples practice their skills in alchemy, crafts, combat or any other discipline of their choosing during the winter months. Some more experienced disciples will attend to provide advice and training equipment like dummies, pill furnaces, kitchen utensils and many others will be provided. Most of all we hope that the disciples can help each other prepare for whats to come.
Overseer: some older disciples
Disciples 1+
Skills Preferred: Whatever people want to train
Reward: 5 Merit
-[X] [Elixir] Yes
-[X] [Organ] Fortune Iron -> Silver
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- Location
- California
[X] Tan Bo
-[X] Action: Tan Bo will spend his month resting in the Healing Hall. While there he'll ask for advice on what sort of supplies he should pack into a first aid kit.
-[X] [Elixir] None
-[X] Action: Tan Bo will spend his month resting in the Healing Hall. While there he'll ask for advice on what sort of supplies he should pack into a first aid kit.
-[X] [Elixir] None
- Pronouns
- He/It/Argh!
[X] Pan Tingfeng
-[X] Action: Prepare for the Wedding
--[X] Pan Tingfeng has recipe ideas, but those must wait. Instead, he will do whatever is needed for the Wedding preparations, whether it be helping with the cooking, the collection of ingredients, or hanging decorative ribbons.
-[X] [Elixir] Iron Spiritual Meal
-[X] Action: Prepare for the Wedding
--[X] Pan Tingfeng has recipe ideas, but those must wait. Instead, he will do whatever is needed for the Wedding preparations, whether it be helping with the cooking, the collection of ingredients, or hanging decorative ribbons.
-[X] [Elixir] Iron Spiritual Meal
[x] Zise Ren
-[x] Tournament Training: Red in Tooth and Claw (Currently 2/3)
-[X] [Elixir] Yes, Purchase Body Tempering Elixir and Two Pure Essence Pills
-[x] Tournament Training: Red in Tooth and Claw (Currently 2/3)
-[X] [Elixir] Yes, Purchase Body Tempering Elixir and Two Pure Essence Pills
Turn 9: Tourneys what are they good for anyway
- Location
- Israel
[X] Luotuo
-[X] Action: Tournemant prep mission train the red dew technique with fellow disciples.
-[X] [Organ] Spirit: Iron-> Silver
-[X] Use Passionate Heart(clay) for 2 qi
-[X] Action: Tournemant prep mission train the red dew technique with fellow disciples.
-[X] [Organ] Spirit: Iron-> Silver
-[X] Use Passionate Heart(clay) for 2 qi
Luotuo sat cross-legged in his small quarters, the mission scroll for the Tournament Training mission cradled in his hands. He squinted at the words, trying to decipher their meaning. "Tournament... Training..." he muttered, scratching his head. The concept of a tournament eluded him, but if the elders made it a mission, it gotta be important!
With a determined nod, Luotuo rose from his spot and made his way to the training grounds, where the pavilions and halls awaited the disciples' practice. As he entered, he marveled at the array of equipment laid out before him—dummies, pill furnaces, kitchen utensils, and more. It was a veritable playground for the aspiring cultivator.
Surveying the scene, Luotuo spotted some more experienced disciples offering guidance to their peers. They seemed to know what they were doing, their movements fluid and purposeful. "Maybe they can help me figure this out," he thought optimistically, noticing how they scribbled notes on pieces of paper as they practiced.
Approaching one of the Senior Disciples, Luotuo cleared his throat nervously. "Um, excuse me," he began, "I'm looking to learn something called the Red Dew Technique. Do you know where I can find it?"
The Senior regarded him with a smile. "Ah, the Red Dew School of Techniques," he replied. "It's more of a set of techniques, meant to give you a foundation in many of the things a cultivator needs. You'll find the instructions over there," he gestured towards a nearby table piled high with freshly copied scrolls and texts, surrounded by a group of engaged disciples discussing their contents.
"Thank you!" Luotuo exclaimed, grateful for the guidance. He hurried over to the table and sifted through the scrolls until he found the one labeled "Red Dew Technique," not noticing the Senior discreetly taking a few spirit stones from a fellow disciple who seemed to have lost some sort of bet. With eager anticipation, he unfurled the scroll and began to read, his brow furrowed in concentration.
As he delved into the intricacies of the technique, Luotuo found himself lost in its teachings. The words danced before his eyes, each stroke of the brush revealing new insights into the art of cultivation. Despite his initial confusion, he felt a sense of clarity wash over him—a newfound understanding of the path he was destined to walk.
Hours passed in a blur as Luotuo absorbed the wisdom of the Red Dew Technique. By the time he emerged from his studies, he felt invigorated, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. With renewed determination, he set out to put his newfound knowledge into practice, eager to prove himself in the upcoming tournament.
But whatever that was anyway... Maybe he should ask that one funny looking elder who stared at him from time to time? He seemed smart enough to explain it.
With a determined nod, Luotuo rose from his spot and made his way to the training grounds, where the pavilions and halls awaited the disciples' practice. As he entered, he marveled at the array of equipment laid out before him—dummies, pill furnaces, kitchen utensils, and more. It was a veritable playground for the aspiring cultivator.
Surveying the scene, Luotuo spotted some more experienced disciples offering guidance to their peers. They seemed to know what they were doing, their movements fluid and purposeful. "Maybe they can help me figure this out," he thought optimistically, noticing how they scribbled notes on pieces of paper as they practiced.
Approaching one of the Senior Disciples, Luotuo cleared his throat nervously. "Um, excuse me," he began, "I'm looking to learn something called the Red Dew Technique. Do you know where I can find it?"
The Senior regarded him with a smile. "Ah, the Red Dew School of Techniques," he replied. "It's more of a set of techniques, meant to give you a foundation in many of the things a cultivator needs. You'll find the instructions over there," he gestured towards a nearby table piled high with freshly copied scrolls and texts, surrounded by a group of engaged disciples discussing their contents.
"Thank you!" Luotuo exclaimed, grateful for the guidance. He hurried over to the table and sifted through the scrolls until he found the one labeled "Red Dew Technique," not noticing the Senior discreetly taking a few spirit stones from a fellow disciple who seemed to have lost some sort of bet. With eager anticipation, he unfurled the scroll and began to read, his brow furrowed in concentration.
As he delved into the intricacies of the technique, Luotuo found himself lost in its teachings. The words danced before his eyes, each stroke of the brush revealing new insights into the art of cultivation. Despite his initial confusion, he felt a sense of clarity wash over him—a newfound understanding of the path he was destined to walk.
Hours passed in a blur as Luotuo absorbed the wisdom of the Red Dew Technique. By the time he emerged from his studies, he felt invigorated, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. With renewed determination, he set out to put his newfound knowledge into practice, eager to prove himself in the upcoming tournament.
But whatever that was anyway... Maybe he should ask that one funny looking elder who stared at him from time to time? He seemed smart enough to explain it.
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[X] Riyadh
-[X] Tournament Training: Work on Shatter Time
--[X] Spirit (Iron)
--[X] Chronal Boost
Thanks, Guest
-[X] Tournament Training: Work on Shatter Time
--[X] Spirit (Iron)
--[X] Chronal Boost
Thanks, Guest
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There's an entire mission where you just train, you can get Merits for taking it and everything, and get the same progress as training normally.
- Location
- USA
[X] Zhōusān
-[X] Action: Train in red dew techniques (Spirit)
-[X] Action: Train in red dew techniques (Spirit)
The sect will now sell an Arquebus (clay) to a disciple if they are able to get 800 spirit stones... Rejoice juniors! And also prepare to become babysitters.
Those disciples who best manage to impress (or bribe) Elder Nianzu, your elder of enlightenment shall invite you to an exclusive lesson wherein he will help each of you bring a single technique to the perfected grade.
Currently Luotuo ( @moon-llama ) shall receive a spot in this lesson. 5 Slots remain.
(Terms and conditions may apply. This still costs the standard 50 merit points of an elder lecture. Elder Nianzu is not responsible for possible disfigurement, heart demons or the crippling of your spirit root. Elder Nianzu is an associate of Red Baron's brewing a family company but does not represent the organization except for those times he does.)
Currently Luotuo ( @moon-llama ) shall receive a spot in this lesson. 5 Slots remain.
(Terms and conditions may apply. This still costs the standard 50 merit points of an elder lecture. Elder Nianzu is not responsible for possible disfigurement, heart demons or the crippling of your spirit root. Elder Nianzu is an associate of Red Baron's brewing a family company but does not represent the organization except for those times he does.)
CedeTheBees
Probably high right now
- Location
- Somewhere
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Would this one offering to become a test subject for your next experiment be a sufficient bribe?
I already got another Honored Elder to promise one on one lessons.
So I don't need this, but I still want it. I offer power beyond your wildest imaginatings(catgirl homunculi).
CedeTheBees
Probably high right now
- Location
- Somewhere
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Changing my action so I can afford a lecture. Meditating on gardening feels like it'd be even more effective after an elder helps me perfect my gardening technique.
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- Location
- iTALY
[X] Liang Xinyue
-[X] Mission "Tournament Training"
-[X] Train "The Twelve steps of the Ash-maker"
-[X] Spirit (Iron)
-[X] Use Red Dew (Clay) to cultivate, with spirit and a Iron Meal for a total of +3.5 progress (1.5 from Iron Spirit + 0.5 from technique + 1.5 from.Iron Meal).
-[X] Mission "Tournament Training"
-[X] Train "The Twelve steps of the Ash-maker"
-[X] Spirit (Iron)
-[X] Use Red Dew (Clay) to cultivate, with spirit and a Iron Meal for a total of +3.5 progress (1.5 from Iron Spirit + 0.5 from technique + 1.5 from.Iron Meal).
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- Location
- iTALY
Okay, my proposal:
- I'm currently at 3/9 Heart and I advance at +2 progress turn due to Iron Spirit + Red Dew Technique. Meaning that I'll finish tempering in 3 turns.
- Then I'll have stomach, 10 progress with a normal advance of 2.5 progress (Silver Spirit + Red Dew Technique). Meaning that it will be done in 4 turns.
- If I use an Iron Meal each turn, I'll advance with 3.5 progress/turn for heart. 7 progress in two turns, with one carry over to stomach. That would count for 2 Iron Meals.
- To complete Stomach using Iron Meals, with an advancement of 4 progress/turn, it will require 3 turns with excess waste. If I do 2 turns (8 progress) + one without Iron Meals, I'll end just fine.
So, in total, to complete my Cultivation I just require four Iron Meals. Here's my deal:
I give you my 5 corpses, you give me four Iron Meals. When you are done processing them, I'll take 12 Meals, but already accounting for the 4 consumed four.
So, my proposal:
You give me four Iron Meals and once you are done with butchering the corpses, I'll get the remaining 8. Sounds good? You should net a profit of 13 Iron Meals. I'll probably sell mine to disciples.
What do you think?
- Location
- Israel
Wait, is the lecture this turn or the next one ?
I think that's the payment for being a test subject
- Location
- Israel
I know, im asking if it is happening this turn or in the next one to know what to vote.
Since its a bit unclear.
Tunr 9: Jiang Chen Omake
Jiang Chen Omake
Clang goes the sword as its cutting edge collides with another clang clang clang. Jiang Chen feels sweat trickle down his brow as he trains, exchanging pointers with a fellow disciple. Clang! Sensing opportunity, Jiang Chens blade strikes forward, his calculations revealing his opponents blade to be just a fraction of a centimetre out of place, and vulnerable to a disarmament, but as his sword moves faster than a serpent - thwung! - Jiang Chen finds himself disarmed. A feint, and one he fell for handily. How frustrating.
Jiang Chen's opponent, a Senior Disciple who he cannot remember the name of, attempts to congratulate Jiang Chen on his skill, after all, few of his generation of Disciples are so adept with a blade, and many of those are dependant more on brute force than true skill, but Jiang Chen simply ignores him as he reclaims his training weapon, and starts looking for his next match with a hungry gaze.
For all his technical skill, Jiang Chen has come to realise that his ability to read his opponents is abysmal. He sees the way they move, the way they stand, and he feels the calculations fly through his mind, but he simply cannot predict what the more skilled of his opponents are about to do before they act. The first answer to his problem, obviously, is faster calculations, hone his mind to match the great speed of their bodies, but that feels both as if he is missing the forest for the trees, and that he is wasting the opportunity to learn a valuable skill.
His opponents... they are not much stronger than him, physically, for the most part, their tricks and evasion more a product of technique and cunning than raw might. What is throwing him off is that they do not move until they intend to strike, their is a certain instantaneous nature between the moment they decide to act, and the moment they do so. It makes it hard for him to complete his calculations in time, but... what if... what if he predicts the calculations beforehand? Though certainly capable, most of his foes continue to wield the same techniques, if Jiang Chen simply memorises the calculations for them beforehand, then he could... if not predict them beforehand, at least use the reference to speed up his calculations? He would need to put it into practice, he decided, after all, the tournament was almost upon the Sect.
Clang goes the sword as its cutting edge collides with another clang clang clang. Jiang Chen feels sweat trickle down his brow as he trains, exchanging pointers with a fellow disciple. Clang! Sensing opportunity, Jiang Chens blade strikes forward, his calculations revealing his opponents blade to be just a fraction of a centimetre out of place, and vulnerable to a disarmament, but as his sword moves faster than a serpent - thwung! - Jiang Chen finds himself disarmed. A feint, and one he fell for handily. How frustrating.
Jiang Chen's opponent, a Senior Disciple who he cannot remember the name of, attempts to congratulate Jiang Chen on his skill, after all, few of his generation of Disciples are so adept with a blade, and many of those are dependant more on brute force than true skill, but Jiang Chen simply ignores him as he reclaims his training weapon, and starts looking for his next match with a hungry gaze.
For all his technical skill, Jiang Chen has come to realise that his ability to read his opponents is abysmal. He sees the way they move, the way they stand, and he feels the calculations fly through his mind, but he simply cannot predict what the more skilled of his opponents are about to do before they act. The first answer to his problem, obviously, is faster calculations, hone his mind to match the great speed of their bodies, but that feels both as if he is missing the forest for the trees, and that he is wasting the opportunity to learn a valuable skill.
His opponents... they are not much stronger than him, physically, for the most part, their tricks and evasion more a product of technique and cunning than raw might. What is throwing him off is that they do not move until they intend to strike, their is a certain instantaneous nature between the moment they decide to act, and the moment they do so. It makes it hard for him to complete his calculations in time, but... what if... what if he predicts the calculations beforehand? Though certainly capable, most of his foes continue to wield the same techniques, if Jiang Chen simply memorises the calculations for them beforehand, then he could... if not predict them beforehand, at least use the reference to speed up his calculations? He would need to put it into practice, he decided, after all, the tournament was almost upon the Sect.