Pants, lots of em.

digital camera. use it and my superior knowledge of technology and charisma to convince people that I can steal their souls. become dread wizard almost over night.

alternatively, a notebook and plenty of pens to record history properly so that shit like renaissance faires don't get started because idiots think life was better when people didn't have sanitation and you were likely to die before you reached 30.

Ten minutes, anything I can carry?

That should be long enough to pick up a friend.

Socks and toilet paper. And some shower gel.

>>12795704
>And some shower gel.
AHAHAHAHAHAHA - Stupid
You need the basic stuff. Tents, Sleeping bags, A razor, Soap. Where the hell do you expect to get a shower anyway?

>>12795631
>will eventually die out unless you figure out some way to convert magic into electricity

Uhm... I have enough knowledge that - given time - I can circumvent this.

Pants, shirts, my backpack and my laptop, complete with charger. Some of my old man's electric engineering manuals, If I get around to them I might be able to charge it eventually. My Spanish Army knife (yep, we have those), A jacket or two, Something I can use as a hood, an extra pair of shoes, some food and stuff, same deal with my ipod, forget about cellphone, hmmm...
What else have I missed?
Yeah, I know my stuff will die out eventually, but who knows. I've always had a knack for memorizing stuff, perhaps magic will give me the ability to charge it again?

Toilet paper, knife, firesteel, gun, As many books on the basics of agriculture, medicine, science and more as I can carry.

>>12795714
You know it's piss easy to build a shower using basic tools? Yes, you have to warm the water via fire or let the sun do it (in a metal barrel at summer the water will be quite pleasant) but it isn't exactly rocket science.

To be quite honest, I'd probably spend most of my time saying goodbye.

Chemistry textbook
Physics textbook
Psychology textbook
Solar Calculator
Quick printout of how to make gunpowder and how to rig a quick dynamo

1 year later:

I HAVE BECOME DEATH THE DESTROYER OF WORLDS.

Also, learn magic.

My backpack with loads of informative books- Once I get there I want to become some sort of technological hero. Also a first aid kit. Maybe some beads or something shiny (but not valuable) to trade with the more primitive factions (if there are some) for food and such.

water purification tablets- I don't know the quality of the water there so it's always best to assume it's unhealthy.

Extra clothes, boots, gloves- I'll have to find a way of getting armor there. I have none here.

Finally, my hunting rifle and a duffel bag loaded with all the extra ammunition I can get my hands on. Maybe my deagle for close encounters, but I have very limited ammo for that.

>>12795721
Oh shit, and medicine. I got a shitload of advil on standby, and stuff my brother uses for when he has asthma attacks or strong allergic reactions. Perhaps some pennicillin.
And some books as well. If I can't make a living at first, telling stories written in my own strange language will have to do

>>12795631
>those fucking whale shackles

I've got to stop you right there, OP's Image. Those shackles aren't actually connected to the whales. Obviously there is some magical or technological invisible hold EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN the force being exerted on the flying whales. If the have devices capable of exerting such invisible force, then the whales are COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY. They could just have these rings or devices based on the rings installed directly on the castle as propulsion.

>>12795759
But... whales are cooooooo'.

3 tactical suitcase bombs which i can progrma


set one off in the major city blow up multiple city blucks with nuclear explosion proclaim that I will do it again unless I am made king


enter my new people into a golden age of technology and have a magical/technological device built so i can travel between my universe and theirs


get back on /tg/, stay there

>>12795759

dude shut up FLYING WHALE ENGINES

Condoms, so many condoms!

I will meet exotic and interesting cultures and then fuck their women.

>>12795759
Maybe it's a force proportional to the exerted force. Like friction, with some arbitrarily high coefficient produced through magic. You can't move a flying castle with friction.

>>12795785
"What's that m'lord?"

"Oh, don't worry. I'm just wearing this so I don't get any of your filthy peasant diseases. It'll make sex a bit worse for you, since condoms are somewhat abrasive to the vagoo, but I won't feel a significant difference! Totally worth it, for you."

Basic clothing, a blanket and a backpack and all the things which i can barter with.
ADVENTURE!

>Inspector Harchang
Never heard of him captcha.

It would be really easy to turn magic into electricity.

>>12795778
back where I belong

Assuming I'm going to a city, I bring this here fiddle and some stuff to take care of my appearance (comb, nail clippers, some dental floss). A couple changes of clothes too. That ought to be enough to get myself some kind of start.

If I'm getting dumped in the wilderness, the same stuff, except add some water bottles, a multi-tool, and as much string and glue as I can carry.

And probably my phone too, out of habit.

>>12795785
I wanted to meet interesting and stimulating people of an ancient culture... and kill them.

3 to 4 ~100 lbs women.

Essentials:
All of my items will be placed in the trunk of my car and I will seat myself in the car with a firm grasp of the wheel prior to teleportation. In case this fails, clothing and survival necessities will be on my lap.
-Weather:
--I don't know the climate so a small suitcase of several cold weather outfits. They can be modified to be less restricting if needed or converted to shelter me in high heat environments. Boots will be the best option for foot wear. Also, a hat.
-Shelter and Survival:
--One tent, A filled gasoline canister, electric torch, Lighter and matches, Non-perishable food stocks, A case of bottle drinking water, and a large knife.
-Technology:
--My entire bookshelf of College Texts will be useful for necessary research or reference. May also be useful as bartering tools or for a profession. A simple calculator, my father's hunting rifle and all the excess ammunition I can find, Lots of batteries and extra flashlights and a two-way radio. Video camera. Polaroid Camera.
-Miscellaneous:
--A notebook and collection of pens to document my travels and keep my sanity.

Nothing, I will scavenge off the land.

...and probably starve to death since there are no microwaves.

Step 1) Two sets of clothes, including a heavy jacket.
Step 2) Grab my hiking gear
Step 3) Load a bag of food
Step 4) Grab knives from kitchen
Step 5) Call my wife and tell her what's up. Tell her I love her and that if she finds someone else, I'll understand. Just as the mystical lights start to dance and I am leaving this world, I hear the words "I was going to wait till tonight, but.. I'm preg..."

Spend all my time trying to use magic to get back to my lady and our child.

>>12795896

Forgot to say I'd bring my guitar. Why the hell not? Could always be a bard of sorts. Not like these chumps have ever heard real music. I'll rock their socks.

I bring a guitar and print out some tabs (Bardic immunity, Fuck Yeah!), a couple of knives, a knife sharpener, a razor, some scissors, some fuckin' math and science textbooks. My wound pocket watch, a set of cold weather clothes, a set of warm weather clothes, lots of fucking socks. Hell, since I know I'll be gone in ten minutes, I try to steal a really nice pair of boots. Some good, all purpose soap like Dr. Bonner's, and some useful chemicals and medical supplies like hydrogen peroxide, bandages, bleach, anti-inflamatories, etc.

Basically just survival gear in case I don't find civilization right away, and books with the knowledge to build technology. Maybe I can trade with the local wizards for TEH POWAH!

>>12795891
Wut. You don't have to microwave the stuff you find. Just eat it frozen or let it thaw.

Shit, not much without more prep time than 10 minutes. Clothes, matches, solar calculator, multitool. May as well bring the laptop and my full Debian dvd set (2 versions old, but it should still have a shit ton of info, hopefully including chemistry stuff) in the hopes I can do the magic -> electricity thing. Also all the pills I can grab.

Lots more I can think of, but 10 minutes pretty much limits me to what's in the apartment, which ain't much.

Maybe this rucksack packed for camp including a hand crank generator, food supplies, water purification tabs, and other survival gear. Thank god for going camping this week. I think I'll grab the sledge and axe too.

>>12795909
YOU SURE AS SHIT WILL, MCFLY.

Let's start a band playing the MUSIC OF THE FUTURE when we get there.

Backpack, coat, jeans, boots, foldable military shovel thing, tupperware and non-perishable food. And my husband piggy-back.

Time to make this world pay.

I spend the next ten minutes raping my next-door neighbour's hot wife, and then abscond forever to the new dimension.

Notebook with an extensive technical library, essential wikipedia, digicam, solar charger

Tool case, focus on wood and metalworking. Soldering kit, electronics parts box, small generator (no engine).

Winter hiking clothes and boots.

Medical case, basic pharmacy.

Packets of concentrated shower gel and toothpaste, brushes.

Modern yeast culture (Saccharomyces cerevisiae). Modern Penicilium culture selection.

Rappel harness + 100m climbing rope.

Hunting rifle, pistol + ammunition. Hunting knifes, composite bow + arrows, extra heads.

Yes, those things are in my home, and yes, I can carry all that, plus 2 changes of sturdy clothes, my sleeping bag, water canister, jerky bag, and crackers.

>>12796031
This man is best prepared among us.

>>12796031
Forgot digital microscope. Damnit! That would have been it!

In a hotel, so not a lot of options, but conveniently packed suitcase...

Head down to front desk, spend all my money buying over the counter tylenol/antibacterial gel/misc. drugs, and bottles of water/soda/juice. Talk to handyman, ask to borrow his tool belt for "a couple of minutes." Print out attached picture.

The water bottles should keep me alive till I find civilization, and provide a handy bartering tool (even shitty plastic is WAY better than a waterskin). Soda/Juice would be a luxury item I could get a decent price for. Long term, time to reinvent electricity.

>>12795779
>>12795777
>>12795799

I hadn't considered the "magical friction" angle. That's plausible.

Has anyone looked into what it is exactly that allows whales to fly? Surely we can harness and improve this force ourselves

I bring my laptop, my camping and survival gear (tent, cooking pot, swiss army knife, emergency candle, first aid kit, fishing line and hooks, snare cord, flint and steel, nonperishable food, canteen, warm clothes, axe, saw, shovel, stainless steel container, rope, water filter, flashlight that can be recharged by shaking it), my portable solar panel, a pen and several sheets of good paper, my big backpack to carry everything, a wheeled trolley so that I wouldn't have to carry it on my back, a sewing kit, spare clothing, my dog, my gun, and my electric heater. Electricity running out will not be a problem because I have a portable solar panel.

>>12796085
True. But there's no way he's actually grabbing all that in 10 minutes.

>>12796114
A day of solar charging from a portable device in moderate climate will give you maybe 1 minute of heating each night. If your batteries last.

>>12796085
Best prepared for what? He brought a digital camera but forgot his tent.

>>12796137
Those things are packed and ready. It is just a question of attaching the selection to the backpack.

50 pounds of texts.

>>12796146
So you want to sleep in something very visible and clearly alien in a world were suspected evil spirits are burned alive on general principle (assuming). Bad idea.

Shelter is easy to construct in any wooded area. And I want my shelter to hold off curious predators, not just the moonlight. There's a tarp in my bag for thunderstorms, but usually I sleep in the open.

>>12796184
I don't think they're going to burn you for having discovered yellow fabric. Maybe for all the weird shit you've packed though.

>>12796156
You have a random, live penicillin culture in your house? Bullshit.

Get my large luggage carrier, put all of my books in it with a spare pair of clothes and then find the rest of these >>12796103 images and bring my laptop with me and remember my bedroll.

I will find a place to write down what each image tells me, sell the books I brought with me as my own literary works (E.A. Poe and H.P. Lovecraft will probably sell decently and I have their collected works), use Sun Tzu's Art of War to teach my favoured kingdom all about winning.

Spend my days swimming in cash and studying magic after I sell my books and inventions.

Guns and lots of ammo. A flashlight and some other tech-gadgets

Modern translations of any holy book in history, box of magic supplies (flash powder for flames of different color, smoke powder, fire-eating fluid, etc.).

I'd download an enormous amount of SCIENCE! onto my PC as well as some physics textbooks and engineering junk. Basically, I'd download the Encyclopedia Brittanica. In particular, I'd jot down the technical specifications for North American electrical appliances so I could turn it on with help from a wizard or something once I figure out how to convert magic into electricity.

After that I'd start selling computers to people in fantasy-land and make an embarrassing amount of money, most of which would go towards building an embarrassingly huge mansion.

If you have isolated wire building a generator is easy. Machining the wire and isolating it without rubber materials is the difficult bit.

Rudimentary use of electricity dates back to the Egyptian era. But to make it viable as a product you need modern (19th century) machining and manufacture.

>>12796292
Right as I read this post, MGMT's Electric Feel popped up on Pandora...

Hiking boots, a thick jacket, multitool, firestarter, my good waterbottle, harmonica.

The rest of you fags can struggle through the wilderness with 150 pounds of bullshit.

ITT: people who have never hiked farther than a mile in their lives.

ITT: A peculiar stranger of great power but small renown whom my brave adventurers shall discover on their next trek through the wild woods.

>>12796328
1 Find secluded spot and dig deep hole
3 Bury treasure
4 ...
5 Profit

>>12796328
> Hiking boots

What a wimp.

>>12796387
WHERE IS TWO

>>12796397
There is an evil number between 1 and 3. Those who utter it are burned at the stake. Everybody knows that. Or are you an evil Mathematician?

fireworks
handcrank flashlight
small combustion engine (or hold on to car engine while teleporting)
old VHS camera and tapes
clockwork watch
why bring advanced technology that you can't recreate when yo can use simple things and revolutionize the world

>>12796396
That wimp over there, running through the undergrowth? After him on your bare feet!

But seriously, depending on terrain a decent pair of boots can double or triple your daily range.

My Charter Arms .357 Magnum Bulldog revolver
Marine Corps K-Bar fighting knife
MOLLE tactical pack/armor combo (lvl 4 protection)
water
mre's
one piece tactical flightsuit
tactical boots/gloves

Granted I have alot more gear/firearms than this irl, I figured I'd need to travel light.

>>12796457
> That wimp over there, running through the undergrowth? After him on your bare feet!
Running through the undergrowth in hiking boots? I hope that wimp enjoys his turned ankle.

> But seriously, depending on terrain a decent pair of boots can double or triple your daily range.
I don't belive it.

You are being teleported back to the real world. You know this. You also become aware to the fact that the teleportation will take place in ten minutes and you can bring anything you manage to carry, Even if its in another thing like a bag of holding.

You know the world your going to is going to be modern technology based, With no magic and such and more on the technological side and anything magic-powered will eventually die out unless you figure out some way to convert electricity into magic

So /tg/ I pose to you the question, What do you bring?

>>12795631
Grab my AR15, get to Acadamy as fast as possible.

Knives, Sleeping bag, Thick jacket, long underwear (tops and bottoms), shot-ton of .556/.223 rounds, mountain bicycle, 25ft of rope, tarp, first aid kit, several nalgeen (brand) water bottles, flint, several notebooks, several pencils, plastic bags for notebooks, and a wilderness survival guide.

The heaviest things are the Rifle, ammo and the bike. I have most of the stuff already, and what i don't have is easily within 10 min of me.

Rifle is a temperate deterrent against getting killed by something when i first arrive, find my way to a village or town. Live my life.

2 cats.

>>12796498

>He uses an AR!

>portion Strolb

>>12796484
every creature that creates magic or only needed start up magic(undead) and anything multi-planar just so I can go back whenever I want

Pens
Notebooks
Long and flappy clothes


I'm gonna learn magic.

>>12796481
On soft grass boots will only protect you from accidents. As soon as there are some dry twigs or pebbles on the ground bare footed travellers will have to slow down and watch their step, those in primitive shoes have to watch their step so as not to damage their footwear. In a natural forest barefooted travel is more of a climbing movement as every other blind step would get your foot pierced by sharp drying branches, same with primitive shoes. With boots you can take solid steps and just have to look out for things that could trip you.

Yes, boots make you faster and safer.

I would bring a crank/solar flashlight/radio, lots of small solar panels, alligator clips (for connecting the solar panels to electrondicks), physics and chemistry references, my box of electrondick parts, knife, my electronics book, backpack to hold everything in, a custom power source to multi-connector tool (plug solar panels into it and use microUSB or USB to charge things), lockpicks, notebooks and pens, a weapon or two, a solar powered calculator, and basic living tools.

All of this could totally fit in a backpack or a duffel bag...

>>12796575
ya but remember this world has magic so there would likely be simple spells in most shoes to prevent wear and tear for anyone of mild importance (depending on availability of magic)

-Grab some clothes from the closet
-Grab the shitty dress katana from the kitchen hallway
-Grab keys and run downstairs in my underwear
-Get bug-out bag full of survival shit from car
-Wrestle some pants on
-Get Pocket Ref from glove box http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pocket_Ref
-Realize I forgot some zippo fuel upstairs
-Cuss and hesitate and end up forgetting to hold my tent and sleeping bag

ADVENTURE

Ten minutes? Shit.

Quick, grab my knife and belt, put them on later. Shit, I'm not wearing pants yet. Get pants right quick. Grab gloves sitting on desk, stuff them into pants. Grab backpack, dump out schoolwork, stuff with food and a water bottle that's a third full. Ibuprofen The fuck's that doing on my desk? Oh well, grab that too. Carpentry hammer? Yeah, and that minicrobar on the windowsill. Oh, hey my sleeping bag! I thought I put that away like.... two months ago... Oh well, don't worry about that now. SHIT, where's me coat!? Oh, yeah, by the fireplace, and my boots, too, need those. Coat has matches in the pocket, check. Oh, ehy, I have tools in the garage! Ohh, I'll take a shovel... I should leave the woodsplitter, it's gonna start snowing here soon and everyone else'll need that. Dog? No, he's old and he might get hurt. Hope everyone else remembers to feed him. Shit, wish Josh was here, his Kukri machete would be perfect for this shit. Hell, he needs to get his ass up here and come with me. Bastard. WAIT SHIT! I forgot my watc-


And then I spend years in a fantasy world, with my wrist feeling slightly uncomfortable without my watch.

I'm a Navy paramedic irl, so I figure I'd bring my knowledge of trauma medicine and my kit bag with me. For personal defense I have a 9mm handgun with around 300 rds. and my standard issue Marine Corps body armor. I would attempt to locate a friendly village and heal/teach them all to become a new cult devoted to the healing arts. I would hope my lasting legacy would be that I improved the living conditions of said realm.

>>12796575
Am I correct in assuming you have little to no barefoot experience? Dry twigs and pebbles are not the end of the world. I'd believe that boots gave you perhaps a 10% to 20% increase in your distance covered over being barefoot (assuming we're walking), trading against an increased chance of falls and twisted ankles and a surety of blisters.

Survival handbook
hand crank flashlight
winter and summer clothes in back pack
parka
hunting knife
first aid kit
science textbooks and encyclopedia from library in wagon (will be teleporting from library)

>>12796632
I know the barefoot movement is big right now, but it's not a silver bullet. Someone who has never gone barefoot is going to take at least a few weeks to adjust. In a sudden survival situation they're better off with boots, especially if they're carrying a load. They can practice hobbiting around once they've established a base camp and such.

If I tie myself to a boat full of marines and their supples will that count as a backpack?

>>12796328
enjoy your lack of filtration there Bear Grylls

>>12796674
Well, I'm not saying people who usually wear boots shouldn't bring boots. I'm just calling them wimps.

Does anyone else here keep a chemistry textbook in their trunk just in case this happens?

It's okay, we've all seen Army of Darkness, we're all friends here. You can admit it.

>>12796614
Just realized that I forgot my rope. It's like a central thing for me when I'm hiking or hunting, too.

>>12795698
Everyone who is not this man has already failed at brotastic magical adventures and they don't even know it.

>>12796705
The beauty of modern chemistry is that it's a comprehensive rule set. As long as you remember a few basic elements and their proton count the rest just falls into place. What reacts with what is simple math. You just have to rediscover what different compounds are good for. But the genius of the electron shell model is in it's compactness and universal validity.

>>12796735
Not quite. I live out in the sticks, surrounded by a bunch of hicks and douchebags. The only person I could tolerate that I could reach within 10 minutes would be my sister, and she'd be really pissed at me for doing that.

But if I could reach any of my buddies in 10 minutes, that'd be the first thing I do. Hell, get as many of them as I can. We all share a great love for adventure.

>>12796776
that's nice but it's not exactly a quick afternoon's work to rediscover the synthesis procedure for and use of all the major chemical groups

>>12796792
Then you want a lab guide. That's where all the uses and procedures are.

>>12796809
you haven't seen Army of Darkness have you

>>12796845
...it even has a wizard on the cover

this is perfect

>>12796835
It's been a while, but I remember wondering how to power a car and a chainsaw in medieval times.

or there's this

but it's a fantasy world full of magic so this will probably blow up in your face when the laws of physics are completely different

rolled 5, 3, 1, 2 = 11

Suitcase full of clothes, roommate's gun and ammo. Take all the kitchenware and butcher's knives as well as the beer in my room to use as trade goods.

I don't think I would have enough time to go to the drug store and pick up water purifying tablets or any inhaler medicine. I expect the first few weeks if not months to be incredibly shitty as my lungs will not be used to the air nor will my immune system and stomach will be unable to cope with the food and drink there.

Oh an my pillow. I really can't sleep without my pillow.

>>12796205
With the proper hygiene this is pretty easy to do. Many can be bought at the cheese shop, most others ordered online as lab supplies. Keeping them alive isn't hard. Only avoiding contamination requires a little finesse. But nothing you couldn't do in your garage if you have a steam duck.

>>12797279
But why? loeave out a loaf of bread until it turns green and you already have like 2 or 3. Repeat at different locations and within a few weeks you should have most bases covered. The trick to cultivating is mostly in keeping out competing organisms.