<span style="color: #FF0000">OOC: Of course I had to forget something <img alt=":)" src="./images/smilies/smile.gif" title="Smile"/> <br/>To roll the dice, we'll use <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://orokos.com/roll">http://orokos.com/roll</a><!-- m --> . You'll have to make an account to use it, then you can roll your dice and copy-paste the code to show here the results. <br/><span style="font-weight: bold">But when should you roll your dice?</span><br/>Well, from now on, let's say that a dice roll is required whenever:<br/><span style="font-style: italic">-You take part in a combat;<br/>-You try a specific action that might or might not succeed (ex. climbing a tree, leaping over a large gap, opening a closed chest...);<br/>-You enter/move in an unexplored area;<br/>-You're on your guard;</span><br/>and so on. As you can see, this makes probably the majority of all possible action posts, so as a general rule, at the end of <span style="font-weight: bold">each </span>of your posts make a roll and specify very briefly what are you trying to do/concentrating on (for example, <span style="font-weight: bold">Checking the surroundings</span>, [ROLL])<br/></span><br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">Alyssa</span><br/>The very first step is more than sufficient to get one decise impression: the setting is filled with big, heavy and completely disordered gear. Your hand can follow the stone wall only for a little while, then it encounters a voluminous, sharp-cornered mass of some sort of metal, and you almost trip over some other hard object on the ground; the sword pointed in front of you encounters and moves away what sounds like a hanging chain, which moving touches something else that clinks and clanks somewhere above you.<br/>Your eyes are just beginning to adapt to darkness, and your first impression of clutter is proved right by the loomy shadows of large and still unidentifiable objects piled everywere or hanging from the ceiling.<br/>Also, on the most distant part of the room, you notice something of a paler colour on - or against the wall; right now you perceive it only as a less dark blot on a distant wall, so it's hard to guess what could it be.<br/><span style="font-weight: bold"><br/>Eilnear:</span><br/>You proceed cautiously for a while, interrupted by nothing else than the distant cawing of crows, and in one occasion ,the fall of a stone from the railiig.<br/>And then, finally, you reach a stone arch at the end of the bridge, on the other end of the crevice. Beyond the arch, a path leads through a dense forest...