A text based adventure game, hosted by me. Post to join the adventuring party. Once you post, I will let you select your starting items, and once everyone is ready, the adventure begins.
You will perform actions by typing "-" then the action. I will then tell you the result of your actions, and roll dice if necessary. Be advised that you cannot take back your actions once you perform them, and that success or even advancement past the first room is not guaranteed to your party. You will need to play smart, and work together if you wish to succeed in this adventure.
P.S. don't sign up if you aren't willing to put a good amount of effort in, last time I did this people took it pretty seriously.
You stand before an impressive moat with the rest of your adventuring party, the murky water not far below. Across it, an enormous gothic castle with decaying stone walls, several tall spires twisting upwards. The air is thick and damp. You can hear faint sounds of people gossiping in the air, though there is no one in sight save for your silent party. A moldy, yet thick wooden bridge invites your entry to the castle.
What you and your comrades seek is the library room of the castle, which contains the mythic everybin document. It is said that every player on the site's most foul deeds are recorded there. You have all done things you're not proud of, things you'd rather were forgotten. The document must be destroyed so that you can finally fulfill your lifelong dream of becoming an epicmafia moderator. And so an alliance of players was formed to brave the dangers of....
the only reason the zombies came out of the moat is because we spent so long on the bridge. i'm sure a regular opening from the inside is fast enough that they can open it, leave, and no zombies enter. i'm sure it's not super speed zombies flying in within the ten seconds a castle owner opens and leaves
the problem is that we can't get everyone through with just the lever. there will be people pulling it that dont make it. unless the door closes slowly with no one touching the lever
The door was falling pretty fast when only 2 people were holding it so you, having witnessed this would likely conclude that the door falls at roughly the speed of gravity with no one holding it