The_Mather1

Retech, we knew not that those were the rewards. Håkon flies out and searches around.

Thanks for spoiling it Retech. Håkon takes the sword. (Grim, please control Kemios in case of a boss fight.)

Håkon searches the walls and pidestal.

Maybe, but it'll have to wait until I'm off my phone and on my laptop.

The aerodynamicness of a rock varies greatly, but yesterday I repeatedly hit a bulge on a tree the size of a skull from around 30 meter with "large" stones. Kirby: Note that I use very round numbers because I do not know the excact speed or. weight, it might have been up to 75 grams travveling at 1000 kmph.

The brain would be instantly turned to mush, that's a greater force than that livered with a bat or sledgehammer.

Why help Jen? She's stuck in a jungle with Earth in control of her ship.

Ok this is your logic here: The brain can survive about 40000m/s of acceleration in the form of impact. Or around 800 tons of force.

Ok, that's the end of my capabillity for now, unless you want one ring per action and no exp.

Håkon examines the generators.

Gnomes practice firing bows and ice magic while flying eagles.

It isn't combat, it's preparation for if Retech returns.

Earth: It can fit about 1500 ring transporters.

Roll when you're ready:

I continue setting them up.

Earth: The ship is full of "apartements", you pick one at random.

Håkon begins setting up the sentries.

Retech, you traded it (when it was broken) for a RPG. Earth: No visible changes, but then again the city was allready "on".

Can that ^ please count for today too?

I preffer high-tech, but not like more than 1000 years ahead, more like 200-300 years.

And the impact of a 50 gram rock hitting your head at 200-400 kmph won't destroy your brain?

Håkon asks (whoever has sentries (the one at the colony if neccessary) for some sentries to set up.

What about me?

If size matters then I'll take USA, if not then I'll take Iceland.

One cannot penetrate the skull with a slinshot (or so I think) though a thumb-sized rock should scramble the brain well enough. And I'm accurate enough up to thirty meter (guess one of the things that I was doing at the cabin :razz: ).