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http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Mhjameson 2025-05-10T22:38:20Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.27.0 http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=2002 2010-04-12T14:58:23Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PlotLine|<br /> |PlotName=[[Plot:_The_Chained_Race]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> http://principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Image:Horizon.jpg <br /> <br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, one of the two can then point at the demon and say &quot;By my gesture, grant dispel&quot;! The demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is knocked out in the circle of force, it will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> {{Shade|<br /> |name=The Chained Demon<br /> |health=12<br /> |description=The demon will cast flame bolts and ice shards until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> Automatically has the following skills:<br /> <br /> {{:Skill Two Weapon Styles}}<br /> {{:Skill Fortitude}}<br /> {{:Skill Sidestep}}<br /> {{:Skill Flame Bolt}}<br /> {{:Skill Take A Breath}}<br /> {{:Skill Ice Shards}}<br /> {{:Skill Hit And Run}}<br /> {{:Skill Finish the Job}} }}<br /> <br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Plot:_The_Chained_Race&diff=2001 2010-04-12T14:54:31Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>Ten lucid dreamers are stuck in the dreaming. They need help returning to the waking world, and will reward you for your assistance. Once all 10 are returned to their bodies, the plot will continue to Chapter 2.<br /> <br /> So far 1/10 have been returned.</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=2000 2010-04-12T11:37:23Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> http://principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Image:Horizon.jpg <br /> <br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, one of the two can then point at the demon and say &quot;By my gesture, grant dispel&quot;! The demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is knocked out in the circle of force, it will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> {{Shade|<br /> |name=The Chained Demon<br /> |health=12<br /> |description=The demon will cast flame bolts and ice shards until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> Automatically has the following skills:<br /> <br /> {{:Skill Two Weapon Styles}}<br /> {{:Skill Fortitude}}<br /> {{:Skill Sidestep}}<br /> {{:Skill Flame Bolt}}<br /> {{:Skill Take A Breath}}<br /> {{:Skill Ice Shards}}<br /> {{:Skill Hit And Run}}<br /> {{:Skill Finish the Job}} }}<br /> <br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=1999 2010-04-12T11:33:26Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> http://principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Image:Horizon.jpg <br /> <br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, the demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is killed in the circle of force, he will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> {{Shade|<br /> |name=The Chained Demon<br /> |health=12<br /> |description=The demon will cast flame bolts and ice shards until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> Automatically has the following skills:<br /> <br /> {{:Skill Two Weapon Styles}}<br /> {{:Skill Fortitude}}<br /> {{:Skill Sidestep}}<br /> {{:Skill Flame Bolt}}<br /> {{:Skill Take A Breath}}<br /> {{:Skill Ice Shards}}<br /> {{:Skill Hit And Run}}<br /> {{:Skill Finish the Job}} }}<br /> <br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=1998 2010-04-09T03:11:49Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> http://principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Image:Horizon.jpg <br /> <br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, the demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is killed in the circle of force, he will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> {{Shade|<br /> |name=The Chained Demon<br /> |health=12<br /> |description=The demon will cast flame bolts and roots until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> Automatically has the following skills:<br /> <br /> {{:Skill Two Weapon Styles}}<br /> {{:Skill Fortitude}}<br /> {{:Skill Sidestep}}<br /> {{:Skill Flame Bolt}}<br /> {{:Skill Take A Breath}}<br /> {{:Skill Roots}}<br /> {{:Skill Hit And Run}}<br /> {{:Skill Finish the Job}} }}<br /> <br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=1997 2010-04-09T03:11:20Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> http://principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Image:Horizon.jpg <br /> <br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, the demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is killed in the circle of force, he will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> {{Shade|<br /> |name=The Chained Demon<br /> |health=12<br /> |description=The demon will cast flame bolts and roots until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> Automatically has the following skills:<br /> <br /> {{:Skill Two Weapon Styles}}<br /> {{:Skill Fortitude}}<br /> {{:Skill Sidestep}}<br /> {{:Skill Flame Bolt}}<br /> {{:Skill Take A Breath}}<br /> {{:Skill Roots}}<br /> {{:Skill Roots}}<br /> {{:Skill Hit And Run}}<br /> {{:Skill Finish the Job}} }}<br /> <br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=1996 2010-04-09T03:02:38Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> http://principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Image:Horizon.jpg <br /> <br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, the demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is killed in the circle of force, he will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> {{Shade|<br /> |name=The Chained Demon<br /> |health=12<br /> |description=The demon will cast flame bolts and roots until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> Automatically has the following skills:<br /> {{:Skill Two Weapon Styles}}<br /> {{:Skill Fortitude}}<br /> {{:Skill Sidestep}}<br /> {{:Skill Flame bolt}}<br /> {{:Skill Catch your breath}}<br /> {{:Skill roots}}<br /> {{:Skill hit and run}}<br /> {{:Skill finish the job}} }}<br /> <br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Plot:_The_Chained_Race&diff=1995 2010-04-08T17:39:21Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>Ten lucid dreamers are stuck in the dreaming. They need help returning to the waking world, and will reward you for your assistance. Once all 10 are returned to their bodies, the plot will continue to Chapter 2.</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race&diff=1994 2010-04-08T17:37:58Z

<p>Mhjameson: Removing all content from page</p> <hr /> <div></div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Plot:_The_Chained_Race&diff=1993 2010-04-08T17:37:26Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>10 lucid dreamers are stuck in the dreaming. They need help returning to the waking world, and will reward you for your assistance. Once all 10 are saved, the plot will continue to Chapter 2.</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Plot:_The_Chained_Race&diff=1992 2010-04-08T17:36:53Z

<p>Mhjameson: lucid dreamers are stuck in the dreaming.</p> <hr /> <div>10 lucid dreamers are stuck in the dreaming. They need help returning to the waking world, and will reward you for your assistance.</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Dream_Walks&diff=1991 2010-04-08T17:34:08Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>==Overview==<br /> <br /> A Dream Walk is a special event which happens within the Dreaming. A group of Dreams may embark on a Dream Walk together. A Dream Walk is kind of like a holodeck - while you&#039;re on one, you might find yourself in strange or dangerous places or situations. <br /> <br /> In many Dream Walks, team work is often necessary for survival. Dream Walks usually involve traveling between a few different locations, so you&#039;ll want a local spot where you&#039;re comfortable LARPing, such as a park, forest, or friendly neighborhood. While on a Dream Walk, you may face danger, interact with NPCs, or solve puzzles. Other players will play the part of monsters or other non-player characters you&#039;ll encounter on your journey. <br /> <br /> In the Dreaming, Dream Walks are thought of as sacred journeys. One prepares for a Dream Walk like one would prepare for a hunt or a trial. Some people take them very seriously. If a Dream Walk is completed, it can impact other events within the Dreaming. Dream Walks are not meant to be easy - a Dream Walk that is completed with little or no challenge is seen as a disappointment. <br /> <br /> The participants divide themselves into two groups: the Party and the Guides. The Party are the characters who are going on the Dream Walk. The Guides are the ones who run the Dream Walk, playing the monsters and other characters which may be encountered.<br /> <br /> ==Rewards==<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;see also:&#039;&#039; [[Rewards]]<br /> <br /> ===Resonance===<br /> <br /> Every character in the Dreaming may have a [[Glossary#Dreamstone|Dreamstone]], a stone with its own soul. As you go on Dream Walks, you will begin to build a relationship with your Dreamstone which will improve over time. Your relationship is numerically represented by Resonance. If your group completes the Dream Walk, you will get a point of Resonance. You can spend Resonance to awaken powers within your Dreamstone. <br /> <br /> In order for a Dream Walk to &quot;count&quot;, it must be &quot;Archived&quot;. This means that someone must post pictures, video, or a story about the Dream Walk to the game&#039;s central blog. People are encouraged to make their narratives as colorful and interesting as possible.<br /> <br /> ===Archiving===<br /> Good [[Glossary#Archive|Archiving]] prevent disputes about cheating. If there ever is disagreement about whether or not someone should have a certain power or item, there will be a public record you can reference to prove that you earned it. Likewise, when treasure is found, the tag must be signed by all players present, thereby ensuring that it was found during a legitimate game event.<br /> <br /> ===Plot Influence===<br /> Dream Walks can make progress within the game&#039;s plotlines. For example, there are 100 refugees hidden on the war-torn realm of Faeire. An ongoing total is kept of how many Fae are still trapped or rescued. Two Dream Walks relevant to this plotline are available on the Dreaming website. In one, you go to Faerie and fight your way towards the refugees. If you succeed, you can rescue two of them. But if you want to thwart the rescue, you can go into the dangerous heart of the Dreaming and try to shut the Fae gates. If people succeed on this, it seals off 2 refugees from rescue. The plotline is completed once all the refugees are returned or sealed away. <br /> <br /> When you go on a Dream Walk, you may be cooperating or competing with other Dreaming players elsewhere in the world. You can communicate with them via the game&#039;s website. You may develop friendships or rivalries with characters you&#039;ll never actually play with in person.<br /> <br /> The game website hosts a central archive of Dream Walks. Players can go on any Dream Walk for which they meet the requirements. They simply print out the Dream Walk PDF, distribute the roles to each other, and then begin their journey. <br /> <br /> Players may write Dream Walks and submit them to be rated by others. In this manner, players help generate the ongoing content for the game.<br /> <br /> == Playing a Dream Walk ==<br /> <br /> If you&#039;d like to go on a [[Dream Walks|Dream Walk]], print out its script from the Internet. Gather up a group of people in the Dreaming to assist you with the adventure. There may be parts of the Dream Walk marked &quot;HIDDEN&quot; - do not read these pages! You will discover what happens on the Dream Walk as it takes place. <br /> <br /> Divide everyone into two groups: the Party and the Guides. The Guides will [[Basic Rules#Entering or Leaving|go off-stage]]. During the Dream Walk, they may play monsters or NPCs, set up physical challenges, or hide scavenger hunt items. When the Dream Walk is over, the Guides may go back to playing their regular characters.<br /> <br /> The Dream Walk consists of several scenes, or encounters. Generally, each page of the Dream Walk is instructions for a different scene. During the Dream Walk, you&#039;ll have to find different places for each scene, and this may require walking around or exploring the area in which you&#039;re playing. The Guides have the final say on where each scene will take place. <br /> <br /> If the Party completes the scene, typically by solving whatever challenge they&#039;ve been presented with, they can move on to the next one. If they fail, perhaps because everyone was knocked unconscious, the Dream Walk is over. In the event of a party wipe, if the Dream Walk is Archived, all the Guides gain a point of Resonance but the Party does not.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Reading a Dream Walk ===<br /> <br /> Each Dream Walk has certain conditions which must be met in order to begin. The first page describes the Dream Walk, the minimum number of people needed, how many people will be needed to play Guides, and any other special set-up or prerequisites needed to begin. It also should mention any special rewards that you get for completing the adventure.<br /> <br /> The following pages each describe an encounter. Before the encounter begins, you may need to set up certain things. For example, you might have to draw circles on the ground which represent special zones or respawn points. You may do this before beginning the Dream Walk, or prior to the encounter. If the set-up is simple, the Guides will generally do it themselves, but they may ask for help from the Party.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Running a Dream Walk ===<br /> <br /> If you are one of the Guides for the Dream Walk, you will be running the adventure for your fellow players. If the Dream Walk is Archived, you will gain Resonance whether the party succeeded or failed. In trade, you have to do your best to make the Dream Walk challenging and fun. <br /> <br /> If all the Guides agree, they are allowed to make minor additions to the Dream Walk script which involve puzzles and roleplaying. For example, if the Dream Walk is about rescuing Fae from Faerie, the players might be sent on the adventure by a Fae who is desperate to find her son. She explains where the players need to go and what they need to do to find him. <br /> <br /> Or perhaps in order to find the way, the players will have to collect six fragments of a sketch of their destination. Only by assembling the pieces will they know where the next encounter takes place. The pieces might be found by searching Monsters which the players fight during the Dream Walk, or by searching around the current encounter area.<br /> <br /> Props, music, and monster costumes are other ways to spice up the Dream Walk. You might play fight music during combat encounters, or tense music if they are racing against a time limit. The bottom line is that your job is to ensure the Party&#039;s experience is as rich and fun as possible. <br /> <br /> Do not hand victory to the party, but don&#039;t make the Dream Walk unwinnable either. It&#039;s okay to &quot;fight down&quot; when facing an opponent of significantly less skill than you. But remember that the feeling of victory only comes from overcoming a challenge, so don&#039;t be a pushover!<br /> <br /> == List of Dream Walks ==<br /> <br /> {| border=&quot;1&quot; cellpadding=&quot;2&quot;<br /> !width=&quot;75&quot;|Name<br /> !width=&quot;20&quot;|# of players<br /> !width=&quot;525&quot;|description<br /> |-<br /> |[[Awaken the Wakes]]|| 1+ || put up posters which will make Wakes catch a glimpse of the Dreaming.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Land War]]|| 1+ || photograph yourself in front of town halls and monuments to claim land for your race.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Rapid Eye Movement]]|| 1+ || You&#039;ll create a dreamlike scene which blurs the line between the waking world and the dream world.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Songline: The Butcher]]|| 1+ || photograph yourself from a serial killer&#039;s point of view as he tracks you down and tries to kill you.<br /> |-<br /> |[[The Enemy Divine‎]]|| 2+ || A Dead God summons and does battle with a mythological adversary.<br /> |-<br /> ||[[The Chained Race CHAPTER 1]]||3+|| A lucid dreamer is stuck in the dreaming and needs your help to escape. This is a part of [[Plot: The_Chained_Race]].<br /> |-<br /> |[[Possession]]|| 4+ || a powerful monster lurks within one of the characters in the party. Engage in a mystery game similar to Clue to try to discover and defeat the monster before it attacks.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Capture the Flag]]||4+|| two teams square off to capture one another&#039;s flag.<br /> |-<br /> ||[[Faerie Rescue]]||6+||you find a portal to the realm of faerie, where you rescue refugees from the war. This is a part of [[Plot: Fae Portal]].<br /> |-<br /> |[[Close the Portal]]|| 6+ || you venture deep into the heart of the dreaming, where you will try to close the portals to faerie, thereby trapping the refugees. This is a part of [[Plot: Fae Portal]].<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:TheDreaming]]</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=1990 2010-04-08T17:31:23Z

<p>Mhjameson: </p> <hr /> <div>The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> http://principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Image:Horizon.jpg <br /> <br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, the demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is killed in the circle of force, he will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> THE CHAINED DEMON<br /> 12 health<br /> Flame bolt<br /> Catch your breath<br /> Roots<br /> Two weapon style<br /> Hit &amp; Run<br /> Finish the job<br /> Sidestep<br /> <br /> The demon will cast flame bolts and roots until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=File:Horizon.jpg&diff=1989 2010-04-08T17:30:29Z

<p>Mhjameson: This is the symbol used by the cult of Horizon&#039;s Grip.</p> <hr /> <div>This is the symbol used by the cult of Horizon&#039;s Grip.</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race_CHAPTER_1&diff=1988 2010-04-08T17:29:16Z

<p>Mhjameson: A lucid dreamer needs help returning to the waking world.</p> <hr /> <div>The Chained Race CHAPTER 1<br /> For 3 or more players <br /> One third of the players (rounded down) will be guides.<br /> <br /> An estranged and somber spirit approaches the players and begs for their aid.<br /> He goes on to explain that he, and others like him have been dreaming for a week. He is a wake, but cannot seem to shake this lucid dream. He knows that there is an entity keeping him here, and that it is called “the chained demon”. In order to return to the waking world, the chained demon must be released, and killed. <br /> <br /> The spirit wears a symbol that looks like a horizontal line with a closed fist around it.<br /> <br /> If asked about this symbol, the spirit may allude to a group called “horizon’s grip”. They are a group of regularly lucid dreamers.<br /> (The spirit is intangible, has no stats, and cannot be effected by spells or abilities, it has the vision ability PHASING)<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 1:<br /> If the players agree to help, the spirit will guide them towards the demon.<br /> On the way, he will tell them that there is trouble nearby, point to the path they must take, and phase out (walking off-stage to play a shade). The players will then be attacked by shades… one guide will play an imp for every 3 players on the dreamwalk (not including guides), the other guides will play gremlins. Each shade will have 3 lives, (if playing this scene on an actual path, the shades can set up ambush points for each life).<br /> <br /> <br /> SCENE 2: <br /> One guide will play the chained demon, <br /> One guide will play the spirit (if there are not enough players, he can explain the ritual ahead of time and then go play the demon)<br /> All other guides will play gremlins with only one life.<br /> <br /> The chained demon is in a circle of force, the circle made by a chain with a flimsy lock on it. If the players have a shaman, he may simply dispel the circle of force. Otherwise, players will need to pick the lock. If the players cannot dispel or pick the lock, the spirit will offer them a THIRD OPTION, two players may touch their dreamstones to the lock, and will it to open… they will immediately lose the use of one of their unused daily skills, or one of their encounter skills for the rest of the day, the demon will gain the skill dispel and will destroy the circle as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> If the demon is killed in the circle of force, he will rest unconscious for one minute. When it gets back up, it will have healed 3 wounds, and regained the use of an encounter skill (other than catch your breath).<br /> <br /> THE CHAINED DEMON<br /> 12 health<br /> Flame bolt<br /> Catch your breath<br /> Roots<br /> Two weapon style<br /> Hit &amp; Run<br /> Finish the job<br /> Sidestep<br /> <br /> The demon will cast flame bolts and roots until the circle is broken. Once free, It will start using hit &amp; run and Finish the job.<br /> <br /> When the demon is defeated, the spirit will thank the players, and offer them a single piece of his dream. He will then step inside the circle and phase out.<br /> THE PIECE OF DREAM is a resource tag that allows a player to print and sign a single piece of currency of his/her choosing. The player keeping it must note this in their dream log.<br /> A player may only ever gain ONE currency from this dreamwalk,</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=The_Chained_Race&diff=1987 2010-04-08T17:24:22Z

<p>Mhjameson: 10 lucid dreamers, stuck in the dreaming.</p> <hr /> <div>There are 10 members of a cult of lucid dreamers stuck in the dreaming. Once they are all returned to their bodies, the plot will continue to Chapter 2.</div>

Mhjameson http://www.principiadiscordia.com/cramulus/index.php?title=Dream_Walks&diff=1986 2010-04-08T17:19:28Z

<p>Mhjameson: /* List of Dream Walks */</p> <hr /> <div>==Overview==<br /> <br /> A Dream Walk is a special event which happens within the Dreaming. A group of Dreams may embark on a Dream Walk together. A Dream Walk is kind of like a holodeck - while you&#039;re on one, you might find yourself in strange or dangerous places or situations. <br /> <br /> In many Dream Walks, team work is often necessary for survival. Dream Walks usually involve traveling between a few different locations, so you&#039;ll want a local spot where you&#039;re comfortable LARPing, such as a park, forest, or friendly neighborhood. While on a Dream Walk, you may face danger, interact with NPCs, or solve puzzles. Other players will play the part of monsters or other non-player characters you&#039;ll encounter on your journey. <br /> <br /> In the Dreaming, Dream Walks are thought of as sacred journeys. One prepares for a Dream Walk like one would prepare for a hunt or a trial. Some people take them very seriously. If a Dream Walk is completed, it can impact other events within the Dreaming. Dream Walks are not meant to be easy - a Dream Walk that is completed with little or no challenge is seen as a disappointment. <br /> <br /> The participants divide themselves into two groups: the Party and the Guides. The Party are the characters who are going on the Dream Walk. The Guides are the ones who run the Dream Walk, playing the monsters and other characters which may be encountered.<br /> <br /> ==Rewards==<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;see also:&#039;&#039; [[Rewards]]<br /> <br /> ===Resonance===<br /> <br /> Every character in the Dreaming may have a [[Glossary#Dreamstone|Dreamstone]], a stone with its own soul. As you go on Dream Walks, you will begin to build a relationship with your Dreamstone which will improve over time. Your relationship is numerically represented by Resonance. If your group completes the Dream Walk, you will get a point of Resonance. You can spend Resonance to awaken powers within your Dreamstone. <br /> <br /> In order for a Dream Walk to &quot;count&quot;, it must be &quot;Archived&quot;. This means that someone must post pictures, video, or a story about the Dream Walk to the game&#039;s central blog. People are encouraged to make their narratives as colorful and interesting as possible.<br /> <br /> ===Archiving===<br /> Good [[Glossary#Archive|Archiving]] prevent disputes about cheating. If there ever is disagreement about whether or not someone should have a certain power or item, there will be a public record you can reference to prove that you earned it. Likewise, when treasure is found, the tag must be signed by all players present, thereby ensuring that it was found during a legitimate game event.<br /> <br /> ===Plot Influence===<br /> Dream Walks can make progress within the game&#039;s plotlines. For example, there are 100 refugees hidden on the war-torn realm of Faeire. An ongoing total is kept of how many Fae are still trapped or rescued. Two Dream Walks relevant to this plotline are available on the Dreaming website. In one, you go to Faerie and fight your way towards the refugees. If you succeed, you can rescue two of them. But if you want to thwart the rescue, you can go into the dangerous heart of the Dreaming and try to shut the Fae gates. If people succeed on this, it seals off 2 refugees from rescue. The plotline is completed once all the refugees are returned or sealed away. <br /> <br /> When you go on a Dream Walk, you may be cooperating or competing with other Dreaming players elsewhere in the world. You can communicate with them via the game&#039;s website. You may develop friendships or rivalries with characters you&#039;ll never actually play with in person.<br /> <br /> The game website hosts a central archive of Dream Walks. Players can go on any Dream Walk for which they meet the requirements. They simply print out the Dream Walk PDF, distribute the roles to each other, and then begin their journey. <br /> <br /> Players may write Dream Walks and submit them to be rated by others. In this manner, players help generate the ongoing content for the game.<br /> <br /> == Playing a Dream Walk ==<br /> <br /> If you&#039;d like to go on a [[Dream Walks|Dream Walk]], print out its script from the Internet. Gather up a group of people in the Dreaming to assist you with the adventure. There may be parts of the Dream Walk marked &quot;HIDDEN&quot; - do not read these pages! You will discover what happens on the Dream Walk as it takes place. <br /> <br /> Divide everyone into two groups: the Party and the Guides. The Guides will [[Basic Rules#Entering or Leaving|go off-stage]]. During the Dream Walk, they may play monsters or NPCs, set up physical challenges, or hide scavenger hunt items. When the Dream Walk is over, the Guides may go back to playing their regular characters.<br /> <br /> The Dream Walk consists of several scenes, or encounters. Generally, each page of the Dream Walk is instructions for a different scene. During the Dream Walk, you&#039;ll have to find different places for each scene, and this may require walking around or exploring the area in which you&#039;re playing. The Guides have the final say on where each scene will take place. <br /> <br /> If the Party completes the scene, typically by solving whatever challenge they&#039;ve been presented with, they can move on to the next one. If they fail, perhaps because everyone was knocked unconscious, the Dream Walk is over. In the event of a party wipe, if the Dream Walk is Archived, all the Guides gain a point of Resonance but the Party does not.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Reading a Dream Walk ===<br /> <br /> Each Dream Walk has certain conditions which must be met in order to begin. The first page describes the Dream Walk, the minimum number of people needed, how many people will be needed to play Guides, and any other special set-up or prerequisites needed to begin. It also should mention any special rewards that you get for completing the adventure.<br /> <br /> The following pages each describe an encounter. Before the encounter begins, you may need to set up certain things. For example, you might have to draw circles on the ground which represent special zones or respawn points. You may do this before beginning the Dream Walk, or prior to the encounter. If the set-up is simple, the Guides will generally do it themselves, but they may ask for help from the Party.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Running a Dream Walk ===<br /> <br /> If you are one of the Guides for the Dream Walk, you will be running the adventure for your fellow players. If the Dream Walk is Archived, you will gain Resonance whether the party succeeded or failed. In trade, you have to do your best to make the Dream Walk challenging and fun. <br /> <br /> If all the Guides agree, they are allowed to make minor additions to the Dream Walk script which involve puzzles and roleplaying. For example, if the Dream Walk is about rescuing Fae from Faerie, the players might be sent on the adventure by a Fae who is desperate to find her son. She explains where the players need to go and what they need to do to find him. <br /> <br /> Or perhaps in order to find the way, the players will have to collect six fragments of a sketch of their destination. Only by assembling the pieces will they know where the next encounter takes place. The pieces might be found by searching Monsters which the players fight during the Dream Walk, or by searching around the current encounter area.<br /> <br /> Props, music, and monster costumes are other ways to spice up the Dream Walk. You might play fight music during combat encounters, or tense music if they are racing against a time limit. The bottom line is that your job is to ensure the Party&#039;s experience is as rich and fun as possible. <br /> <br /> Do not hand victory to the party, but don&#039;t make the Dream Walk unwinnable either. It&#039;s okay to &quot;fight down&quot; when facing an opponent of significantly less skill than you. But remember that the feeling of victory only comes from overcoming a challenge, so don&#039;t be a pushover!<br /> <br /> == List of Dream Walks ==<br /> <br /> {| border=&quot;1&quot; cellpadding=&quot;2&quot;<br /> !width=&quot;75&quot;|Name<br /> !width=&quot;20&quot;|# of players<br /> !width=&quot;525&quot;|description<br /> |-<br /> |[[Awaken the Wakes]]|| 1+ || put up posters which will make Wakes catch a glimpse of the Dreaming.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Land War]]|| 1+ || photograph yourself in front of town halls and monuments to claim land for your race.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Rapid Eye Movement]]|| 1+ || You&#039;ll create a dreamlike scene which blurs the line between the waking world and the dream world.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Songline: The Butcher]]|| 1+ || photograph yourself from a serial killer&#039;s point of view as he tracks you down and tries to kill you.<br /> |-<br /> |[[The Enemy Divine‎]]|| 2+ || A Dead God summons and does battle with a mythological adversary.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Possession]]|| 4+ || a powerful monster lurks within one of the characters in the party. Engage in a mystery game similar to Clue to try to discover and defeat the monster before it attacks.<br /> |-<br /> |[[Capture the Flag]]||4+|| two teams square off to capture one another&#039;s flag.<br /> |-<br /> ||[[Faerie Rescue]]||6+||you find a portal to the realm of faerie, where you rescue refugees from the war. This is a part of [[Plot: Fae Portal]].<br /> |-<br /> |[[Close the Portal]]|| 6+ || you venture deep into the heart of the dreaming, where you will try to close the portals to faerie, thereby trapping the refugees. This is a part of [[Plot: Fae Portal]].<br /> |-<br /> ||[[The Chained Race CHAPTER 1]]||3+|| A lucid dreamer is stuck in the dreaming and needs your help to escape. This is a part of [[Plot: The Chained Race]].<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:TheDreaming]]</div>

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