Wisp

Yes. With potions and strength enchantments I got it back to my house. Personally I like morrowind more then oblivion. I have beat all quests in both, but morrowind has so many more mods and stuff

OOC: Let's have some fun with this. I think you said you didn't bring the truck to wal mart. ICC: Early that day lisa had taken the last plate of metal and wood, and made a handle out of some scrap metal and attatched it to the back of the sheet. She made a similar handle, and attatched it to the wall across from the door leading into the station. This way they could attatch a rope in between them in order to barricade the door better, in case of zombies. Later, Lisa was in the building watching the computer screen that monitored the cameras. She switched to the camera on the main gate, and saw something that she probably would have found humorous, were it normal times. Three grown men racing down the street as fast as they could pushing shopping carts full of stuff. The camera turned from side to side, and when it faced north she saw a horde of many zombies coming slowly after them. Lisa got up and grabbed the rifle and shotgun she kept next to her. She strapped the shotgun onto her back, and ran out with the rifle. Teach, Vlad and Falcon ran past her, and she shouted at them to get into the building. She dragged the barricade with the handle towards the door. She opened the door in, and then put the barricade on the outside. By this time the three others were in and standing behind her. She shouted for one of them to get the rope, which they did. She tied one end of the rope to the handle on the back of the barricade, and the other end to the handle on the wall behind the door. The zombies would have to get through that in order to get into the building. The zombies were still a few minutes away, they were slow. Before they got to the building they all grabbed guns, and stood by the door, ready. Lisa told them to grab the three shopping carts. A moment later they had them, and they stacked them all behind the barricade, so the zombies would have to knock them down before getting to them. Lisa went to the room with the camera monitor, to see when they got there, and told the others to shout if the zombies got in. Lisa focused on the camera just outside the main door into the station. The zombies just got to the door. Somehow they had all avoided the landmine, whether it was luck or not.They all just stood there, as if they were waiting for something. OOC: Good time for a strongarm or hunter to show

OOC: I have some ideas for falcon to add to the range of stuff we can do/explore. Firstly, we are on an island somewhere, that is only connected to the mainland by a bridge. Cliche, but it works. The bridge is down, but if we ever repair it or find a way to get across we can explore more areas. Maybe add a school/college somewhere, and a movie theatre. More zombies. Because I think so far only one person (teach) has been damaged at all ever. That's about it. I can't really post more till someone gets back from wal mart

OOC: back. Will post more tommorow.

OOC: here for one last hour. Wal mart doesnt sell pistols im pretty sure, only hunting shotguns and rifles, but doesn't matter. I think I'm still at the station right? well I'll just start to build more barricades for the two rl days im gone, and can act as an npc defending the station And if you don't want to read all of this, there's a summary at the end. ICC: Lisa had volunteered to stay at the station while some of the other went out to wal mart, and she had told them she would start on making so barricades in the front entrance, so zombies would have a tougher time getting in. The first place she went was the store room in the police station, to see if there was anything useful she could use. She scanned through it for a while, and found something that could be very useful. An unopened box of 5 security cameras that had not been installed yet, apparently. They could be hooked up to any screen in order to monitor them. Also in the storage room, she found a lot of power cords, which she could use to power the cameras. Normally the cords would go through the ceilings, but she didn't have the equipment to do that, so the cords running along the ground would do. She attached the cameras to the following places: the small overhang just over the main door, the wall right above the garage door, one in the cell block, and she kept the other two in case she needed to put them somewhere else ever. She used the power cords to connect all the cameras to outlets, and now all she had to do was find a tv of some sort to use as a monitor. All she managed to find in the building was a computer , but that might work better anyway, even though the screen was smaller. The cameras could connect without wires to the computer. She turned the computer on, and she was able to see the live feed from the cameras, alternating between the cameras every few seconds. Now that that was done she started making a barricade on the main entrance. In total she took from the stuff they had got in the past: 60 ft PVC pipe All the PVC connectors 2 jars of PVC glue 100 ft chain-link fence mesh 12 10x10 pieces of sheet metal 6 10x10 ft 1/2 plywood 2 Tires. 18 2x4 planks 6 end caps for PVC Plus all the nails they had gotten. Firstly, she took the sledgehammer, and nails that were long enough and made 6 10x10 sheets of two layers of sheet metal, on top of one layer of plywood, then nailed them together. It was hard to get the nails through the metal, and it took about an hour to finish, she managed to do it. She then took the PVC pipes (pipe was in sections of 5 ft) and brought them out to the front area outside the station. She put the pipes together into 6 10 foot sections. She lay them down outside, a bit away from the main door. She went back inside and got her shovel, and the sledge hammer and a ladder from the supply room. She spent about three hours and dug six holes that were about 2 feet deep. The holes were separated into two lines about 10 feet apart, with each hole about 3 feet apart feet apart. Once she was done she put the pvc pipes into the holes, then filled the holes so the pipes were secure. She took the sheets of metal and wood she had put together earlier, and put the sheets of metal against the sides of the lines, and in then put one in the front, leaning against the first pipes of each line. She attached the sheets to the pipes with some of the pvc glue, which ended up working on keeping the wood attached too. So far she had created 3 sides of a small guard post. She took one of the three remaining sheets of metal and wood, flipped it over so the metal was facing the ground, and nailed the 2x4s to the wood side, so it was more sturdy. She climbed up the ladder, carefully carrying the floor she had just made, and rested it on top of the end caps of the piped. She then applied the pvs glue, as well as using a ton of duct tape, to hold the floor in place. She went up the ladder, and stood on top of the floor, and jumped up and down. It held fine. She had just a few things left to do, she went to the top of the tower she had made with a hack saw and cut a hole that was about 2 and a half feet wide, and long in the center of the floor. She went down the ladder again, and on the side of the tower wall that was facing the main gate she cut a strip out with the saw that was about 5 inches high and about two feet long. That was a view someone could look through, and shoot through if they needed. She only had two things left to do; she took one more sheet of metal and wood and placed it against the final uncovered side of the tower, and attached it. She went back inside and got a smaller ladder, that was only 10 feet tall or so, and brought it outside. She leaned it up against the side of the tower, and climbed up the other ladder. She picked up the smaller ladder, and slowly pulled it up, then put it down into the hole in the center of the platform on top of the tower. She climbed down it, and there was now a small room inside the tower. She climbed back up and she was done. She spent the rest of the next few days making various barricades inside and outside of the station. OOC: SUMMARY: She set up security cameras in the building, and built a tower. the tower is about 10 feet tall, and you can climb up it with a ladder from the outside, then on top there is a platform with a hole and a ladder going down into the center of the tower. In there is a little room with a hole in one of the walls where a guard could look out and shoot. And, i'll be gone till friday. bye.

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OOC: Going downstate for two days. If wifi I can post. If not, be back friday.

Maybe, but it being in the same story would be sort of awkward.

Ok. I personally have dug on every square in the ruins, and around them in the woods STOP ASKING PEOPLE TO DIG! The three headed skeleton is a generic skeleton. They are in other places in the wilderness.

OOC: Zombies don't go for the head always. If your bitten at all, you are screwed. Your infected and there's no cure. If you have tight clothes they have nothing to grab onto, and if you have something thickish there's less of a chance of them actually biting you successfully. ICC: "Okay, they're dead, shall we move on" teach said? Vladimir nodded, and they got in the car. They drove slowly down the road, until they saw that there were no more zombies in sight. After they got onto a straight area of road, with no places for zombies to hide, they sped up, and within a few minutes they were back at the police station. They got the car into the garage, and got out, with their guns at the ready. They slowly exited the garage, after closing the door, and into the rest of the station. They slowly advanced towards towards the front, and as they walked around a corner they came face to face with falcon holding his gun at them. He immediately lowered, saying "Sorry, I heard a noise and I thought there might be more zombies" "more?" "yes, I just killed a shrieker. It was trying to get in" "we just killed two shriekers on the way here. Could they be looking for us?" "I don't know" They all began to help unload the car, and falcon had an idea when they took out the propane tanks "We could set these up outside, and put some how rig them to explode remotely, or maybe we could just shoot them, but it could be an effective defense"

ooc: home depot in my area is all concrete, sells chainsaws and wood, and some metal sheets and stuff, and only has two entrances, except maybe one on the roof. Either way, it couldn't hurt to have a building in the commercial district that's safe, at least temporarily, from zombies. Also, how do we tell how much damage zombies do? and can you make a list of all the zombies health and stuff, to make it easier. I know stumblers have 10 hp, I guessed strongarms have like 20, though we haven't met one, hunters maybe have more then that, and first bloods the most? I'm assuming we want to keep the police station then, judging by your responses. ICC: The three decided that the police station was probably safer then the store, so they decided to get what they needed from the commercial district, and get out, before the stumblers came. "well, atleast we have a safehouse in the commercial district," said lisa "but I have a suggestion. Why don't we try to get one safe building in each area of the city, that way, if we are ever stranded, we can go there. We could put a stash of guns and food and such at each one" "That's true, and maybe we could try that," said Teach. Before they left, Lisa left the old shotgun and some food and a knife in a easy to get to location in the store, in case they were ever trapped in the commercial area. She also took the following, and loaded it into the truck: 12 10x10 pieces of sheet metal 10 2x4 planks 5 gallons of gas (designed for lawnmowers, but might work with other stuff) 5 10 packs of lightbulbs. The three drove to the wal mart and got the following: 5 Digital watches 5 sets of tight fitting clothes, that were thick enough to provide a bit of protection 20 3 packs of red bull 20 bottles of vodka 10 5 packs of cigarette lighters. They got it all back to the car, put it in the back, and then drove to the gas station, where they refilled. They noticed a few propane tanks in the back, and put three of them inside the car (not the giant ones, the littleish tanks). In total it took about 2 hours to find everything they needed. The sun was still high in the sky, but it will be going down soon. Just as they were getting back into the car from the gas station, they saw two smallish forms about 100 yards away. Shriekers. They hadn't seen the survivors yet, but if they get much closer, they will. OOC: This should be a challenge. I know I have a shotgun, a pistol, and a rifle in the car, and I think the other two each have guns aswell, so we would need to both hit above 9, otherwise they scream. Also, I was thinking we should get a better vehicle. I was thinking that maybe the airport might have some trucks at it, or something, or the industrial area.

OOC: Or maybe you took the shoping carts, put them together to save space, put in the back of the truck, then filled them with stuff. I guess that would work. ICC: Right after they finished tallying the supplies, everyone went to sleep. Hawk was still unconscious, and Lisa found a couch to sit on in the upper part of the station. The next morning Teach woke up first, and then woke everyone else up. They checked outside carefully, and there were no zombies in site. Lisa wanted to get back to home depot, since she thought it was safer. She took some of the supplies from what they got the night before, with permission, and loaded it once again into the back of her car. 20 boxes of cereal 10 six packs of soda 4 gallons of water 30 cans of vegetables and fruit 3 can openers 12 bottles of medication This, along with her other supplies would help her last for a fair amount of time. Lisa asked if they could go back to home depot when it was around noon, when the zombies would be least likely to attack. Teach and Vladimir offered to come, to help her if she needed it, and to see if they should stay at home depot, if it was in a better spot. Falcon (I guess, since he hasn't posted in a while) offered to stay with hawk, and the cows. They waited for a few hours until noon, then they all got into the pickup truck and drove off towards the commercial district. Around halfway there, they went around a blind curve, and dead ahead of them was a crowd of about two dozen stumblers. They were not prepared to fight this many, and Lisa swerved around them. The stumblers slowly began to follow behind them, though the car outran them easily, but they were still headed towards the commercial district. They got to home depot around five minutes later, and Lisa opened the service door, then one of the others drove the car in, then they shut the door once more. Lisa walked around the whole store with them, showing them where stuff was, and how she had defended it, then she asked them what they wanted to do. OOC: I was thinking that maybe the zombies start to become more of a threat now, I mean we've only seen like 3 zombies in this whole time.

ooc: how did we fit 3 shopping carts in a pickup truck :P i will post in character tommorow.

OOC: I think you got confused with where we were, we took control of your character for a bit so we could move on without having to wait for you. Oh well, that was a good post dragonsoon. Maybe we can use it later somehow. Or wait, did you think we drove back to the police station? If so this could work. Let's just say that's what we did. If we decide to do that use this : ICC: " sure, I guess its best if I stay. Not like there's anything important I need to do back there tonight," lisa said after a few minutes of thought. "but I have two questions, how secure is it here, and where do I sleep?

OOC: I meant to put in forklift. This is my last post for tonight too. "well, it's probably best if you stay at home depot for tonight, otherwise bad things might happen, and your the only people i've seen, so that would be bad." Lisa said. "what are you looking for inside, I can probably help you finish faster." Lisa helped them get what they needed from the store, and load it into the back of the pickup. They walked to the exit, and lisa said "well, we can try to get back to your police station, but it's already dark. We can head to home depot instead, but it's up to you. I'm willing to drive to the station, but it's very risky"

ICC: "I presume none of you are zombies" Lisa said, as she walked out of the door. She had left the pile of supplies in the shopping cart, and had stopped pushing it when she heard voices. She walked out, and had the shotgun held on a strap behind her back, which she had found in the store, though it was not intended for that purpose. She had her hands empty, to show she meant no harm. She saw two people, standing next to her car, they had a forklift, and one had a pistol pointed at her. "Who are you" both Lisa and the two others said at the same time. They all gave there names, and the man with the gun lowered it a bit. "is this car yours" said the one with the accent. Lisa replied yes. "So what are you doing here Lisa asked."

OOC: I was thinking about that but, I picked sorta randomly. Lisa woke up suddenly, thinking she had heard a noise, but it was only a nightmare. She got up, she was now fully rested. She looked at the clock she had left near her, it was now around 6, it was going to get dark soon. She realized there was one more thing she should get from wal mart before dark; batteries, since the lights in the store would probably turn off automatically after it closes, and she would also need to get some more flashlights. She went through the routine of opening the garage, going out, and closing it again, before driving off to wal mart with one of the shotguns on the seat next to her. She drove out and headed to wal mart, stopping just in front of the store as usual. It took her a while, but she eventually found batteries, and half a dozen electric lamps and another half dozen flashlights. She was walking back to the car, when she heard voices, one with a slight accent "I swear, this car was not here when I came her last" OOC: Took control of characters, but I figured skipping the getting to wal mart would move it along much faster.

I did a quickish map of zombea. All I added was an airport, which won't be of much use, but adds some realism. Key is color coded. [hide=][/hide] Also, pretend the roads separating the districts are way bigger, but if i did it, it would be about 6000x6000 pixels,and that's far too large.

Again, pointing at greater demons, I think that may be the most plausible, an even stronger type of demon then them would hunger for more souls, right? The strongest demon we know of other then the one from gwd is the jungle demon, but I doubt that's related. Maybe black demons? Idk

OOC: I assume it's been atleast 8 hours since my person fell asleep. I have an idea, we should move our headquarters to somewhere in the commercial district. Easier access to food and supplies, and good place would be either home depot or the supermarket. I think I'm gonna have my person go their and decide to defend one of those places, and then maybe one of you can run into me. Lisa awoke to a thump downstairs. She slowly stood up, reached over to her nightstand, grabbed a knife and a flashlight she had left there, switched on the light and held the knife in a ready position. There was a stumbler lying on the floor, it had tripped over one of the traps and landed on another. Lisa quickly moved forward, and stabbed it in the head. (9 dmg) It was almost dead, but not quite, it began to get up, but before it could she stabbed it again, this time killing it. (I think it would of taken it a turn to get up, since it was on the ground.) Lisa kicked it in the chest a few times to make sure it didn't move. She knew that if there was one, there had to be more. She took the flash light and shined it around the room a few times, no more zombies in here. She went up to the door to the next room, it was slightly open. She kicked it the rest of the way open, and shined the flash light around a few times. The door to outside was ripped open, and the barricades shoved to the side. Lisa quickly ran to the garage, manually opened the door, which took a few moments, then got in her car and turned the key. It sputtered to life. It was a good thing she had packed it with all she needed the night before, she didn't have time now. She drove out of the garage as fast as she could, and down the road. She thought the best place to go was the commercial district, since there were gas stations there. It took her about 20 minutes to get there (sort of made this up, but rolled 5d6 for minutes, since she was in a car). She drove to closest gas station. She put her credit card in and hoped it worked, fortunately, it did, as it was either powered by a generator or power still went there or something. She filled up her car, while staying in it for extra protection. It was filled in a few minutes, and she drove further into the commercial district. She went to the closest store that might be of some use, home depot. She drove around the store once to check for zombies, and to see where exits were. There was one large service entrance with a garage door, which she couldn't open from the outside since it needed a code to be opened from the outside, and the main entrance. She decided to park the car outside the service entrance, got out the two guns and knife, putting the knife in her belt, keeping the revolver in the holster and holding the shotgun, and ran over to the main entrance. The main doors were made of glass unfortunately, but they still could be barricaded. She went inside, closing the doors behind her, and went to the aisle that had wood. she got a plank, and stuck it in between the two door's handles, so they couldn't be opened and would stop the zombies for a little bit at least. She went to the back with her gun at the ready, should there be any zombies. She slowly worked her way towards the area where the service door came in. She got there, and was able to open it by using it's switch. She then went out to her car as fast as possible, turned it on and drove it in to the store, then closed the door once more. Before doing anything else she went through the whole store checking everywhere for anything living or dead, or any combination of the two, this took about 15 minutes (5d6 again) and she found nothing. Lisa then began checking the store for things she could use to barricade the front entrance. She settled on taking 6 two inch thick 10x10 sheets of wood and nailing them together with other supplies she found in the store, it was, after all, home depot. That only took about 30 minutes to do, including finding all the supplies (rolled d100 for minutes, since i didn't think d6 for hours would make sense for something as simple as this) She propped this up against the doors, but realized it could just be pushed down, so she had another idea. The first thing she did was search the store for a tape measurer, which she found at one of the cash registers.She measured the door, and it was about 8 feet tall. She laid the start of the barricade flat on the floor in front of the door. She began to make 7 more of these, and each time she made one she nailed it to the next using the longest nails the store sold. Eventually making a giant cube, which was far to large to be pushed easily. This took in total about 5 hours, and by the time it was done she was exhausted. There was one more thing she wanted to do to be safe. She went to the department that sold lawn mowers, and drove three against the back of the barricade, to add a few thousand pounds to its weight, so it would be basically impossible to move. She was exhausted, and fell asleep with her back against the barricade for three hours. It was now just past one, since the zombie had woken her up quite early in the morning in her house. Lisa walked slowly towards her car, and unloaded it. She remembered that there was a code to get into the store from the outside, and she figured she would look through the offices to see if it was written down anywhere. She went to the back of the store, where the offices were, and after looking through every shelf and drawer she finally found it, though it took her almost an hour. She memorized it and put the piece of paper in her pocket. She opened the service door, then got into her pickup truck, drove out, then got out, went to the keypad and typed in the code, and it closed. She got back in her car and drove to Wal Mart, parked her car right next to the door, so she could make a quick escape if need be. She went inside, and took a shopping cart, and sprinted with it to the gun department. She took four guns that looked good, a browning short trac shotgun, a browning gold evolve shotgun, a browning safari shotgun and a 'savage 14 euro classic' rifle. Although she had little experience with rifles, she took that last one anyway, since it might be useful. She then went to the ammo section of the store and took all the ammuntion for the type of pistol she had, and for the type of shotgun and rifle she had. Lisa next went to the food section and got all the canned goods and foods that couldn't go bad that required little preparation she could fit into the cart. Lisa was finished there, she had gotten all she needed, and she drove back to the home depot, opened the service door, drove in, and closed it. She realized she didn't have a watch, so she went to the offices, and took two clocks down, put one in her car, and one by the barricaded front entrance. It was just past two-thirty, but she was still tired from all the work she had done earlier. She had no bed or anything similar to sleep on so she went to the offices again, picked out the most comfortable chair without wheels and carried it to the front of the store, where the barricaded front door was. She left it there, then searched the store for a step ladder, placed it up against the barricade's back, in between two of the lawn mowers, and carried the chair up it, and put the chair on top of the barricade. She then climbed up to the top herself, and brought the chair to the back of the barricade, so the back was pressed against the wall just above the doors. Finally she went over to the side of the barricade that the step ladder was on, and she reached down, and knocked it down, so no stumblers at least could get up onto the barricade, if one managed to get in. Lisa walked back over to the chair, leaned back and went to sleep. OOC: Long post, but it was all within about eight or nine hours of time, and it's only mid afternoon, so you people are still probably dealing with hawks at the police station, and once your done with him, you were planning on going down to the commercial district, and maybe you can notice the door to home depot is barricaded, and we meet that way. I tried to keep everything balance, and I checked wal marts website to make sure they sold guns, and I picked 4 guns from their selection. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product. ... id=2685162 http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product. ... id=2685178 http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product. ... id=2685203 http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product. ... id=5057214 Anyway, hope someone posts soon.

there was a glitch for about an hour that let you get an amazingly high range bonus ( think 100k+) which meant perfect accuracy, and when only one guy had. 85 slayer, most people thorught whips were a myth. Whips 20m and mails a few m. Guilded 15m, phats 15m. Mask sets just over 1m. Dragon halberds were a commonly seen wep, good times

the three headed beast is a generic skeleton, just not as common as some others. They are all over the wilderness, and it looks really wimpy, just a little torso with puny legs and three heads.

I went there with lady heinous, and we thought that could have been a wyvern or avianse.

OOC: Up to you really. how bout he just trips and hits his head. And can you do something in character so we can continue :)

About greater demons from the kb. It says they hunger for souls.