07-12-2018, 10:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-12-2018, 10:42 PM by Lord Windos.)
The thick metal gate sloooowly opens after you input the access codes, creating PLENTY of racket as it fully retracts into the side of the wall. You can bet that ALL the little hell spawn heard that, like a giant dinner bell signaling the latest appetizers to their gluttenous destruction.
Joy.
BEYOND tense already, everyone moves through the opening and into The Nuclear Research Facility Courtyard....
...and minutes afterwards the gate automatically grinds to close behind you, locking you in. Fortunately their is also a keypad on this side that will let you open it again and get back out! ...Not that its all that helpful right now, but still, your not TOTALLY trapped here at least!
Right off the bat, you notice three prominent things.
One, a white paved path that leads directly to a large fountain, which circles around it and straight to the entrance of the NRF Building. The fountain itself has a tall statue with a Neil Bohr Era Atomic Model of Uranium, which weakly spouted water into the murky pool bellow. The NRF itself....well, it just looked like a typical brick and mortal building: short and blocky, with a thick coat of white paint on it (No doubt based, natch). You could probably assume its well fortified despite its humble appearances, though; the walls and guard towers are hardly subtle indicators. From what you all can see, the NRF is one story tall and is composed of two sections: a large central building, and a small branch on the west connected by a long, narrow section.
All in all, it didn't look nearly as imposing as you would expect a place taken over by Corrupted Nuclear Pokémon and a Mad Scientist would be!
Well, were it not for the copious amounts of blood spatter that coated the walkway. No bodies or remains present to indicate where it all came from, but their is plenty of scraps of clothing and unsalavagable material...
...Okay, maybe this place is living up to its reputation after all.
Two, the court yard is of moderately large size, and it is completely overgrown with Long Grass. Using the Foutain as a central refrence, you could divide the court yard into two halves, West and East.
The West Side held the Sentry Tower, what looked to be a.....brutally mutilated corspe, and......what looked to be several normal Pokémon?! Oh my, how the hecky did they manage to survive uncorrupted?!
The East held what looked to be a small groves of delicious trees, and, to your surprise, a couple of unravaged Berry Fields! …And no doubt who knows what else lies in wait in the Tall Grass beyond.
Third and finally, was a MULTITUDE of Ratattas and a LARGE Raticate, all radiating a sickly green glow and staring right at you all.
All of the radioactive rodents eyes were blank white, filled with nothing but frothing HATRED for all that was not Corrupted Kin and hunger.
*HISS!!!!*
...Yeap, they're now swarming in mass towards you all, alright.
Lovely.
Ambush Encounter! All Opponent get + 2 Initiative! This fight will not count towards the Countdown.
6 Groups of Radioactive Rodents, 5 Ratattas each and one group lead by a Ratitcate (Which makes that one tougher!)
Group A (With Ratitcate): DEX (*5) + Survival (*4) + 2 + (2) = 13
Group B: DEX (4 [For G. B-E]) + Survival (3 [For G. B-E]) + 2 + (3) = 12
Group C: 9 + (6) = 15
Group D: 9 + (4) = 13
Group E: 9 + (4) = 13
Group F: 9 + (1) = 10
Dragonair: 5* + Survival (3) + (6) = 14
Frosslad: 3 + 3 + (1) = 7
Melchoir: 3 + 3 + (4) + 1 (Bonus!) = 11
Metagross: *5 + 3 + (6) = 14
Mew: 6 + (5) =11
Zeus: 6 + (4) + 1 = 11
Reiner: 6 + (4) = 10
Arial: 6 + (4) + 1 = 11
Lindworm: 5* + (1) = 6
Initiative Order: Group C, Dragonair, Metagross, Group A, Group B, Group D, Group E, Melchior, Zeus, Mew, Arial, Group F, Reiner, Frosslad, Lindworm.
Music: Battle! Vs. Wild Nuclear Pokémon! (Emdasche) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4RDqeEU0lo
The First Nuclear Horde
Joy.
BEYOND tense already, everyone moves through the opening and into The Nuclear Research Facility Courtyard....
...and minutes afterwards the gate automatically grinds to close behind you, locking you in. Fortunately their is also a keypad on this side that will let you open it again and get back out! ...Not that its all that helpful right now, but still, your not TOTALLY trapped here at least!
Right off the bat, you notice three prominent things.
One, a white paved path that leads directly to a large fountain, which circles around it and straight to the entrance of the NRF Building. The fountain itself has a tall statue with a Neil Bohr Era Atomic Model of Uranium, which weakly spouted water into the murky pool bellow. The NRF itself....well, it just looked like a typical brick and mortal building: short and blocky, with a thick coat of white paint on it (No doubt based, natch). You could probably assume its well fortified despite its humble appearances, though; the walls and guard towers are hardly subtle indicators. From what you all can see, the NRF is one story tall and is composed of two sections: a large central building, and a small branch on the west connected by a long, narrow section.
All in all, it didn't look nearly as imposing as you would expect a place taken over by Corrupted Nuclear Pokémon and a Mad Scientist would be!
Well, were it not for the copious amounts of blood spatter that coated the walkway. No bodies or remains present to indicate where it all came from, but their is plenty of scraps of clothing and unsalavagable material...
...Okay, maybe this place is living up to its reputation after all.
Two, the court yard is of moderately large size, and it is completely overgrown with Long Grass. Using the Foutain as a central refrence, you could divide the court yard into two halves, West and East.
The West Side held the Sentry Tower, what looked to be a.....brutally mutilated corspe, and......what looked to be several normal Pokémon?! Oh my, how the hecky did they manage to survive uncorrupted?!
The East held what looked to be a small groves of delicious trees, and, to your surprise, a couple of unravaged Berry Fields! …And no doubt who knows what else lies in wait in the Tall Grass beyond.
Third and finally, was a MULTITUDE of Ratattas and a LARGE Raticate, all radiating a sickly green glow and staring right at you all.
All of the radioactive rodents eyes were blank white, filled with nothing but frothing HATRED for all that was not Corrupted Kin and hunger.
*HISS!!!!*
...Yeap, they're now swarming in mass towards you all, alright.
Lovely.
Ambush Encounter! All Opponent get + 2 Initiative! This fight will not count towards the Countdown.
6 Groups of Radioactive Rodents, 5 Ratattas each and one group lead by a Ratitcate (Which makes that one tougher!)
Group A (With Ratitcate): DEX (*5) + Survival (*4) + 2 + (2) = 13
Group B: DEX (4 [For G. B-E]) + Survival (3 [For G. B-E]) + 2 + (3) = 12
Group C: 9 + (6) = 15
Group D: 9 + (4) = 13
Group E: 9 + (4) = 13
Group F: 9 + (1) = 10
Dragonair: 5* + Survival (3) + (6) = 14
Frosslad: 3 + 3 + (1) = 7
Melchoir: 3 + 3 + (4) + 1 (Bonus!) = 11
Metagross: *5 + 3 + (6) = 14
Mew: 6 + (5) =11
Zeus: 6 + (4) + 1 = 11
Reiner: 6 + (4) = 10
Arial: 6 + (4) + 1 = 11
Lindworm: 5* + (1) = 6
Initiative Order: Group C, Dragonair, Metagross, Group A, Group B, Group D, Group E, Melchior, Zeus, Mew, Arial, Group F, Reiner, Frosslad, Lindworm.
Music: Battle! Vs. Wild Nuclear Pokémon! (Emdasche) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4RDqeEU0lo
The First Nuclear Horde
Like the wind, I come and go as I please... but I am always there to provide a comforting breeze.
Member of Team PUNishment. Pun-pare for Struggle, make it Double Team!
Phantom is my OTP~
Online ID: 000650
Member of Team PUNishment. Pun-pare for Struggle, make it Double Team!
Phantom is my OTP~ Online ID: 000650
