<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e0/11/94/e01194383ef812577fd27c3069b17ea1.jpg)</div>The farmer looked at the group and nods and replies; "I have lots quota to meet, and truth told even if meet quota the extra pumpkins make good for extra cash for me so there is no limit really besides your stamina and skills. First-timers? Okay, so I guide you to the field where we keep not our largest pumpkins but some decent-sized ones until you get comfortable with work. I show you once how to do this, my back hurts a lot but I can show you once how it's done properly and how we harvest the pumpkins. Ideally harvest them without causing a ruckus and fight with them."<br/><br/>The farmer took a shovel, a sickle, and pair of steel cords with him. He goes to one pumpkin and he uses a shovel to lift it up slowly and gently to show its gnarly tick roots and says; "The entire nervous system is tied to the roots, basically its dangerous parts are the roots but so long you do not violently disturb the pumpkin it's in sleeping state. Once roots are exposed, you cord the stem from both top and bottom slowly." He proceeds to kneel, and groan in pain but he endures it as he uses a steel cord to tie up around the base of the pumpkin and then to the top. Once done he says; "It's important you do tie tightly but do not saw with steel cord, the cord's meant cut off the fluid flow and help preserve pumpkin's juicy nature. In the next part, if you do without tying up, you get covered all over in the juices." Then the farmer took a sickle, feeling sharpness and he then quickly slices! Quicker than the eye can follow, the bottom roots and then top off neatly! Some orange fluid flew from severed roots and the pumpkin jiggles and releases a faint rustling angry sound which then fades and then calms down. Patting on the pumpkin side he says; "Once it stops shivering, load in the cart and it's harvested. Always cut the bottom roots first before the top. It's less agile to slash or grab you without bottom roots but with a top, it can still whip up a fight or try to escape your blade." He then stands up with a groan, leaning to shovel he says; "Any questions?"<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Pumpkin Harvesting Technique (all learned)</div><div class="spoiler_body">Harvesting pumpkin is a skill challenge with two steps; one is with cords and the second in slashes. Every success gives a pumpkin but difficulty scales on size. I ask three pairs of rolls to present total 9 hours of work (3 hours each) and any failure on either roll results in the pumpkin becoming hostile (which as foe difficulty scales on how big pumpkin you harvesting). Every hour of work you roll (Str bonus+Dex bonus/2, round down)+1d6, that is a number of pumpkins you manage to harvest. The roller for harvesting pumpkins is equal to harvesters, but you can pair up working together and doing so gives to 'main roller' a extra 1d6 dice to both rolls.<br/><br/>Small: Difficulty 6 both tasks<br/>Medium: Difficulty 8 both tasks<br/>Large: Difficulty 10 both tasks<br/>Mega Large: Difficulty 12 both tasks<br/></div></div>