10-11-2019, 07:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-11-2019, 07:48 PM by Dragonstrike.)
Crafting Roll for the Mechanical Prosthetic: 14 D6 + 1 Will + 1 Practice/Notes (Spend that Will Point!)
(4)(5)(4)(4)(3)(3)(3)(5)(2)(5)(2)(2)(1)(1) + 2 = 7 successes
The casing for the arm turns out wonderfully. A downright masterpiece. One would almost mistake it for a real hand if it weren't obviously made of lightweight metal. With that roll, some designs can also be etched into it if desired to customize it a little.
Next is the wiring and circuitry, which is where Kee's PC Science comes in. The Neuro Sensors need to be put in place so that Kogeki's actually able to feel what he's touching with that mechanical hand, and everything needs to be wired correctly for the arm to function for long periods of time without needing crucial maintenance.
Circuitry Roll:
4 Intelligence + 3 Knowledge + 2 PC Science + 1 Notes = 9 D6 + 1
(5)(1)(3)(3)(3)(5)(2)(5)(6) + 1 = 5 successes
While the circuitry isn't quite as amazing as Randolph's work on the casing, the notes that Randolph got from Nurse Joy do help Kee with lining all the wires up appropriately. The end result is a prosthetic arm that should do the job perfectly, and it'll look really good while doing it, too!
Finally, it's Nurse Joy's turn. Now that the prosthetic is done, it needs to be attached to Kogeki's arm, with all the wires hooked up in the correct places so that it receives and sends signals to the ninja's nervous system correctly.
Nurse Joy's Medicine Check:
*rolls*
Nurse Joy hasn't done this before, so she has to double check her own notes a few times during the process, but she gets the job done.
Success! Kogeki now has a mechanical hand instead of a wooden one, and it functions mostly like a normal hand, too!
With that finished, I do believe it's time to move on to the encounters! I'll have those posted soon.
(4)(5)(4)(4)(3)(3)(3)(5)(2)(5)(2)(2)(1)(1) + 2 = 7 successes
The casing for the arm turns out wonderfully. A downright masterpiece. One would almost mistake it for a real hand if it weren't obviously made of lightweight metal. With that roll, some designs can also be etched into it if desired to customize it a little.
Next is the wiring and circuitry, which is where Kee's PC Science comes in. The Neuro Sensors need to be put in place so that Kogeki's actually able to feel what he's touching with that mechanical hand, and everything needs to be wired correctly for the arm to function for long periods of time without needing crucial maintenance.
Circuitry Roll:
4 Intelligence + 3 Knowledge + 2 PC Science + 1 Notes = 9 D6 + 1
(5)(1)(3)(3)(3)(5)(2)(5)(6) + 1 = 5 successes
While the circuitry isn't quite as amazing as Randolph's work on the casing, the notes that Randolph got from Nurse Joy do help Kee with lining all the wires up appropriately. The end result is a prosthetic arm that should do the job perfectly, and it'll look really good while doing it, too!
Finally, it's Nurse Joy's turn. Now that the prosthetic is done, it needs to be attached to Kogeki's arm, with all the wires hooked up in the correct places so that it receives and sends signals to the ninja's nervous system correctly.
Nurse Joy's Medicine Check:
*rolls*
Nurse Joy hasn't done this before, so she has to double check her own notes a few times during the process, but she gets the job done.
Success! Kogeki now has a mechanical hand instead of a wooden one, and it functions mostly like a normal hand, too!
With that finished, I do believe it's time to move on to the encounters! I'll have those posted soon.
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Pokerole Game 1: Skull Ruins
Pokerole Game 2: Celadon City Vandals
Pokerole Game 3: PMD: Primal Shadows
