>>38226118
As you walk out the door you immediately catch sight of one of the many neighbors you have yet to meet. It's some kind of large bird. A rather handsome fellow, for a bird, an irregular black and white striping all over that gives a nice mottled look, topped by bright red head flesh. He walks back and for with a high kicking step, you're pretty sure there's a word for it a lizard once told you. Something to do with ducks? It's still very impressive looking though.

Well you've looked at him that should serve as a social introduction. Or maybe not, he's spotted you and is turning this way. Oh wow he suddenly got really big! Oh crap claws, why are his claws so large? How does he wa- ow ow ow

oh ow

pain ow

"No Hitler no! Get off her!"

Ow, was that one the fingery ones? Ow. The bird appears to have decided to leave you alone now. You barely catch sight of it as it flaps off and starts chasing the fingery one, who does quick turn around and flees before you close your eyes to try and block out some of the pain. Your body hurts and you can feel blood pooling around you. Surprisingly cold...

Ah, well at least the sun is warm. You can spend your last few moments waiting for the end in warmth at least.

You can just drift away.

Wait.

Hold on a second you feel like you're being compressed. Like something is trying to find a niche to shove you in. The first several are full and you feel the focus shift and you're stuck in a couple more "niches," several already full, before you feel some that fit better

>this fits but what is it, warm and fleshy, oh hey what just touched you, did something just touch you? What is this?

>now I'm cold. It sort of reminds you of the hazy period before you hatched but more pliable. Less secure and shielded

>Okay, now this you recognize. This is almost exactly like the egg you were born in. You're a little cramped and your body seems to be in slightly the wrong order but, y'know what...

[2/3]

>>38226118
you delierately shove away from the sensation pulling you between niches and stay in this one. It feels right. Screw the other options this feels like the most lizard thing.

After a few moments you settle in and the haze of other options fades from memory. Oh hey, memories neat. You remember being an iguana, best of all lizards. That was great. Though you don't think you were thinking as deeply as you are now. Come to think of it you don't recall contemplating your own existence in any meaningful manner before. This is weird... the cramped darkness you're stuck in isn't helping.

How to escape egg?
>Claw your way from the inside out! You're fairly certain you've got something like claws
>Wiggle. Maybe if you just get turned around you can get some better leverage.
>Actually just sit and enjoy the very little light penetrating the shell. You can feel the warmth all around you.

Also roll a d20 and a d100, don't worry about the results too much

[3/3]

>>38226118
Is this a continuation of something, or is it a new thing?

>>38226181
Stay in shell. Absorb heat. Learn the secrets of light magic.

>>38226228
Spinoff of Re: Monster EX Quest

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>38226255
Forgot roll. Giving a d100 because you can only do one type at a time.

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>38226181
>Actually just sit and enjoy the very little light penetrating the shell. You can feel the warmth all around you.

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>38226181
>>Actually just sit and enjoy the very little light penetrating the shell. You can feel the warmth all around you.

>>38226523
>Trying not to worry
pls say it's for a table
captcha imaid
i try not to be

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>38226181
>>Actually just sit and enjoy the very little light penetrating the shell. You can feel the warmth all around you.

Lazy lizard is ago

>>38226523
>>38226678
Pfft were never going to leave the egg

>>38226181
So we are a Lizard turned Monster, interesting concept, though we could skip the whole RE part then, i mean having been a house-iguana before nets us pretty much no benefits at all.

>>38226181
Leaving the option up til the hour. Give it time for more people to vote for thing or peope to roll dem dice

>>38226523
Hahaha, no. I'll consider working around-
>>38226678
Alright hard mode it is. You guys really need to roll some more d100s two more

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>>38226523
>>38226678
Jesus Christ, we're not even out of our egg and the dice gods are after our heads.

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>38226771
More dice
>>38226764
Humans will always be referred to as fingers

Rolled 26 (1d100)

FOR THE GREAT LIZARD!

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>38226771
Woo hard mode

>>38226804
>>38226678
>>38226571
>>38226523
yeah , if this isn't roll under, i get the impression the dice gods don't like lizards

>>38226838
It's ok, we can regenerate limbs right?

I'm just checking, we can eventually evolve to Godzilla right?

>>38226849
Not if we have to roll for it ...

>>38226907
speaking of rolls, whats the system?
Best of tree?
Critical Overrides or not?
etc.

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>38226771
Alright I'm pretty sure sit there like a lump won.
>writing

>>38226905
If you'd read my evolution notes' first draft yes. Presently? It's dependent

>>38226982
I'm keeping it as close to REQM's as I can so best of three and crit overrides

>>38227016
I can see how this entire quest will turn out.

Lyra is oddly lucky with honestly no real failures and is way too good at everything.

This thread is gonna be where the bad luck ends up. just a string of hilarious failures and fucks up and it will be an amazing ride.

>>38226987
>Actually just sit and enjoy the vey little light penetrating the shell. You can feel the warmth all around you.

You decide to do some pre-hatch basking. Never underestimate the power of proper bask. Carefully you align your thoughts, then you realign them for the sheer novelty of it. Whatever the heck is going on its done a number on your... brain? Wow there's a word for the grey head stuff! That's awesome! You even know the word!

After a short while exploring your newfound mental ability you realize that it's probably a bit brighter in this egg than it should be. You should probably get out before too long and find out whose trying to cook you out.

You struggle a bit before recalling that an egg tooth is a thing and start trying to dig your way out with your face. An inner layer tears away and you feel the hardest bit of your body you're aware of scrape against outer shell.

Roll 1d100 to escape egg (because after the last few rolls I'm not sure you can...)

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>38227138
BE BORN LITTLE ONE

Rolled 23 (1d100)

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>38227138

>>38227186
sweet, good job anon.

>>38227138
>>38227186
>writing

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>38227186
>>38227217

WE JUST NEED TO YELL AT THE LIZARD

>>38227253
> 93

You push against the next layer and flex. Immediately the egg breaks out of your way and you find your head free and staring at something that resembles another lizard.

No it's another lizard you're just upside down. You thrust out of the egg so hard it tipped onto your back. The other lizard steps forward and sniffs before a set of RAPTOR JESUS FUCK HUGE CLAWS OH GOD LIZARD NOT AGAIN.

You wiggle for your life and smash your egg into little bits around you in your haste. Behind you you hear a soft voice say something about not helping in an admonishing tone before it turns into puffs of laughter at your antics. Running across the shallow next box your egg in and diving across the edge to hide behind the lip of it.

Gathering your courage you peer over the lip to see a MASSIVE lizard sitting next to the box puffing with laughter while the your-size lizard looks at you curiously.

>Time for the counterattack! STRIKE A MENACING POSE!
>Okay the big one is laughing. It's probably not going to murder you.
>Yeah, no. You're staying down here.
>Write in?

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>38227446
>>Okay the big one is laughing. It's probably not going to murder you.

I wish to continue to be chill and lazy

>>38227446
>>Okay the big one is laughing. It's probably not going to murder you.

>>38227446
>>Time for the counterattack! STRIKE A MENACING POSE!

>>38227446
>>Yeah, no. You're staying down here.
better be carefull

I really need to catch up on Monster Ex.

>>38227446
>Okay the big one is laughing. It's probably not going to murder you.

>>38227446
>Time for the counterattack! STRIKE A MENACING POSE!

>>38227446
>>Yeah, no. You're staying down here.

>>38227446
>>Time for the counterattack! STRIKE A MENACING POSE!>

Rolled 10 (1d100)

Ha I just noticed the OP picture is lizards

>>38227446
Unleash your sssssith dark side of the force powers and strike down the monstrous lizard!

That is a pretty clever opening picture.

>>38227446
>Okay the big one is laughing. It's probably not going to murder you.

>>38227446
Looks like we're fine, everything is fine.
>writing

>>38227446
>Time for the counterattack! STRIKE A MENACING POSE!

>>38227753
>Okay the big one is laughing. It's probably not going to murder you.

After a moment your new brain hands down the knowledge that what you saw was NOT a giant bird here to dispense from massive claws but just a bigger lizard. But then it also says it's the same kind of lizard as you so you're not sure how trustworthy it is. You've never seen a baby anything grow to be a hundred times the size it was fresh out of the egg.

Still, you're not one to let a single traumatic experience rule your everyday actions. Just when you're surprised and confused.

Remounting the weird box you take a better look now. Yes that's a rather large lizard lady. Her arms seem rather long and oddly placed for walking but she's definitely a lizard. She's not unattractive as non-iguanas go either come to think of it. She wears thin metal bands on her limbs attached to strings of beads feathers and a couple of shiny things you'd like another look at. You also notice she's got a couple pieces of cloth stretched around her.

She lets out a final laugh before waving for you to come over.

"Comes closer little one. No need to take fright. Be careful of your brothers and sisters. Mustn't step on them."

You give her a look and then trundle your way back around the side of the egg box.The sides are thick enough for you to walk around without hopping up and down off of it again. This is helpful as your limbs seem a bit unwieldy now that they're no longer driving themselves in instinctual running in terror. But you end up before your sibling before long and find yourself the subject of intense scrutiny as the lady lizard flips you about and looks you over before nodding to herself.

"Now stays still and watch little one. There are others still to come, no?"

>Watch the eggs hatch
>Eggs are boring, you should know you were just in one. Look around a bit
>Write in?

>>38228086
>>Watch the eggs hatch
Huh thought we'd be last

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>38228086
>>Watch the eggs hatch

Even lazier lizards?

>>38228086
>Eggs are boring, you should know you were just in one. Look around a bit.
Look at ourself.

>>38228086
Eggs are boring. Aqquire shinys.

>>38228086
>>Watch the eggs hatch

aquire Popcorn, watch eggs hatch.(don't count this as a vote allready voted)

>>38228086
Hey there might be someone important in those eggs.
>Writing

>>38228474
>Watch the eggs hatch

You focus your attention on the eggs. All eight of them. They immediately do nothing of interest. They repeat this for several minutes.

This rapidly becomes boring but luckily your skill at basking is of the highest grade. A skill which allows you to easily spend long periods of time standing in one spot doing very little of anything so long as the conditions are right. And they are right.

The box, and it's occupants, are placed in a shaft of light coming from the cieling. A hole opened to allow the sun to shine down onto them. This leads you to believe it must be near high noon until you notice the hole has a mirrored panel on it that can be shifted to allow sun to shine down on the nest at any time. Judging by its position now it's actually late afternoon.

Further assisting the warmth of the nesting box is a weird fibrous plant like material that's laid over and inside it that seems to hold heat quite well. It's all you can do not to wade in among the eggs and make yourself comfortable in the sun and warmth. You make do with the edge next to your brother, oh hey it is a brother, you hadn't noticed. His attention span is apparently better than yours.

Before too long one of the eggs begins to wobble a bit. You almost step in for a closer look but gentle claws settle to hold you back. A moment later you have a sister, and she finds herself called over for her own lizardhandling. She chooses to doze instead of paying attention to this riveting scene. You're almost tempted to join her.

>[1/2]

>>38228901

[2/2]

Luckily the pace of egg hatching seems to have picked up and no sooner has your sister started dozing than another egg moves. A brother emerges and isn't done being checked before another egg drops its contents into the nest, another sister.

As the sunsets above you the large lizardwoman behind you apparently gives up her post and closes the hole in the cieling. She nudges your sleeping sister awake again and looks as though she is ready to speak when she stops. There's a last egg wiggling in the nest.

"So late, little one. Now comes hurry out of there. There are things to do."

After a couple more minutes of movement the egg in question stops. The woman looks surprised but shrugs it off. She instructs you all to wait while she fetches something.

>Wait. You have nothing else to do.
>Climb into the nest box proper. Investigate the egg formerly known as wiggly
>You're hungry. There's got to be food around here somewhere.
>The middle of the nest box is probably still pretty warm...
>Write in?

>>38228931
>>Climb into the nest box proper. Investigate the egg formerly known as wiggly
We're going to save/eat our sibling
not sure which yet.

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>38228931
>>Climb into the nest box proper. Investigate the egg formerly known as wiggly

Lazy git get out of there

>>38228931
>Climb into the nest box proper. Investigate the egg formerly known as wiggly
Awww he failed the break out of shell check

Also : We boy or girl ?
Or will we vote on that later?

>>38228931
>Climb into the nest box proper. Investigate the egg formerly known as wiggly

>>38229055
Lady lizard.
Current lizard baby demographic stands at: 3 girls 2 boys
>>38228952
Whichever you feel like, sunshine. I know I'm feeling peckish

>>38228931
>Climb into the nest box proper. Investigate the egg formerly known as wiggly

Come on dude, we rolled two 1s and didn't fail this hard.

>>38228931
>Climb into the nest box proper. Investigate the egg formerly known as wiggly

>>38228931
Don't worry Wiggly. We're a comin'! Or do worry. We hunger.
>Writing

>>38229182
Those weren't for egg breaking though. They're for something else.

>>38229142
Ah ok, i'm cool with that.
Whould have prefered a vote though.

>>38229246

Oh shit, we nat 1'd something and we don't even know what yet, we're totally screwed.

>>38229287
As we roll d100s for actions
And the 1 is from a d20 i hope it was for a table or something.

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>38229355
We ended up being born to a race of lizard that eat their young

>>38229378
Pretty sure they only do that if they aren't the mother. Also Iguanas really do have quite a chill life in captivity, the one I take care of pretty much doesn't give a fuck unless food is involved or a tortoise accidentally steps on him.

>>38229246
You flop into the box. Devil take these newborn limbs! Behind you your siblings hover at the edge of the box watching you with varying degrees of interest.

The egg is a sturdy white thing of excellent construction. It's an egg alright. You put an ear to it and hear nothing but you think you can feel weight shifting as you put your graspers on it.

You can hear the lady lizard moving around in what is apparently a room ajoined to this one.

What do?
>Crack this sucker open. Let's see what its insides look like.
>Crack this sucker open. Let's see what its insides taste like.
>Well, you've done what you can. Bask while the basking is good.
>Bask. But stealthily crack the egg while you get settled.
>Write in?

>>38229282
I didn't want to make the poor iguana even more confused. If confused she was to be.

>>38229378
I'm not gonna argue that, as my worst case scenarios have the tendency to find much liking.
I just hope... nope keeping my trap shut

>>38229442
>Bask. But stealthily crack the egg while you get settled.

Can't fuck anything up more than it already is.

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>38229442
>>Crack this sucker open. Let's see what its insides look like.

BE FRIEND MY TINY AND LAZY SIBLING!

>>38229442
>>Well, you've done what you can. Bask while the basking is good.

>>38229442
>Crack this sucker open. Let's see what its insides look like.

>>38229442
>Bask. But stealthily crack the egg while you get settled.
We Ninguana

>>38229442
>Well, you've done what you can. Bask while the basking is good
I'd very much like to stay as far away from cannibalizing our siblings as possible.

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>38229442

>crack this sucker open, let's see what its insides look like

>>38229442
>>Crack this sucker open. Let's see what its insides look like.

On another unrelated note, this thread inspired me to actually read re monster ex quest.

>>38229442
>>Crack this sucker open. Let's see what its insides look like.

>>38229442
You have to crack an egg to get a whatever is inside.
Roll me 1d100 best of three

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>38229883

Rolled 44 (1d100)

>>38229883
MORE LIZARDS

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>38229883
FOR THE GLORY OF SATAN!

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>38229883
Come on, dice gods

>>38229920
>Satan
>Get 77
kek

>>38229918
>>38229920
Roll for perrills of the Warp

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>38229957

>>38229883
32 44 and 77
77 works alright I guess
>writing

>>38229969
Geeze, that would be madness, which would kill the lizards at this stage.

>>38230028
Giant birds, what else?

Rolled 2, 9 = 11 (2d10)

>>38230144
is that you HUE?

>>38230117
Whoops, read which as what, my bad

>>38229969
As the Egg cracks, a wave of discord errupts from it, sending your brothers and sisters into a violent frenzy...

>>38230144
Eep.

>>38230169
nah i'm just a bored anon

>>38229977
Let no one say you stood idly by while there were things to be discovered in a warm spot where you kind of wanted to stand anyway. As you crawl up on the egg to get some leverage your older brother let's out a hoarse squeak and looks anxious. But he's not coming down here to stop you.

Your claws push into the egg. And then are shrugged off. That's... disheartening. Your claw muscles aren't strong enough to stay on target when you apply pressure yet. You try biting it, nope that didn't work either. Too big.

Sliding down the egg you turn around as quickly as you can and whip it as hard as you can with your tail. You're rewarded with a light crack and the top of the egg pushing in a little. There's a momentary worry you hit it too hard but that should be where the air bubble was... Should be... Unless the wiggling shifted it...

At least your tail is sturdy in this body. Good 'ole reliable tail.

You turn around to finish digging the egg open but stop as the top lifts off as a nose pokes at it from within.

>Huzzah, now help it the rest of the way
>Nah, it's got to be able to get the rest of the way on its own.
>Dang it you were gonna eat that. Though if you're fast you might still be able to...
>Write in

>>38230231
>Nah, it's got to be able to get the rest of the way on its own.

Lets find a warm spot and bask also.

Rolled 50 (1d100)

>>38230231
>>Huzzah, now help it the rest of the way

Little lazy lizard shall be our follower soon, we shall raise it be our our truest companion and friend

>>38230269
seconding

>>38230231
>Nah, it's got to be able to get the rest of the way on its own.

>>38230231
>>Nah, it's got to be able to get the rest of the way on its own.
No bro/sis you're welcome now I'm going to bask. You owe me two.

>>38230231
>>Huzzah, now help it the rest of the way
Now find a proper basking spot and watch our lil sibling enter the world.

Now all we got to do is find and befriend a giant spider, with fire powers, to chill out on.

>>38230231
>Nah, it's got to be able to get the rest of the way on its own.

Bask

>>38230231
Test your might little lizard! We'll be over here soaking up the warmth.

Slight delay while I hover over some blueberry muffins so they don't burn.

>>38230539
Oh I'm gonna eat the hell out of these muffins once they cool
>writing

>>38230591
Oh hey, it's alive. IT'S ALIVE! Hahahaha. You let out a few hissy cackles then wonder why you did that...

Anyway it's moving so your work here is done. You sit back and let the warmth of the nest flow into you. Mm...

Somewhere behind you someone coughs. Then they do it again more firmly. After the third cough you decide they're probably having some trouble and you should probably check on them. You turn and find the lady lizard is back. Wait... is she supposed to be your Mom? She was watching the nest. It'd make sense.

"Trying to get your Auntie Sarissa into trouble already, no, little one?" she looks at the late bloomer slowly but surely prying itself out of its, oh it's a he, his shell. "I suppose I can't punish you for breakin' a rule that I did not tell you yet. We'll chalk this one up to providence on behalf of the hatchling." She sets down a pair of bowls and winks at you. "It will be a little secret for us, no?"

She lifts the empty eggshells out of the box and puts a bowl down in the center of the nest box in their place. The unhatched eggs she also removes, though you miss what she does with them as you're run over by your siblings rushing to investigate the bowl.

Your late brother finishes struggling out of his egg and your aunt grabs him before he can join the others. He struggles a bit in her grip as she feels his body for whatever.

>That bowl is important. More importantly you were here first damn it!
>Investigate the bowl more sedately. It's big enough for all of you to bathe in. Whatever is in it isn't going anywhere.
>Wait for the lazy lizard to get put down. Then join him at the bowl.
>Write in?

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>38230974
>>That bowl is important. More importantly you were here first damn it!

It might be food!

>>38230974
>>That bowl is important. More importantly you were here first damn it!

>>38230974
>wait for the lazy lizard

>>38230974
>That bowl is important. More importantly you were here first damn it!

What does this bowl mean? Is it food? Water? Ancient eldritch powers!?

>>38230974
>Investigate the bowl more sedately. It's big enough for all of you to bathe in. Whatever is in it isn't going anywhere.

>>38230974
CHARGE!
Roll me a 1d100

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>38231330
are we a dragon hatchling?

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>38231330
CHARGE BABY LIZARD

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>38231330

>>38231330
66 it is.
>writing

>>38231330
With a hiss you break into the forming group of lizards surrounding the bowl. It's not overly difficult since there's room for two or three more lizards around the bowl before it's full. Pulling yourself up onto the side you look down at its mysterious contents.

There's lots of little fat white things... You were hoping for collard greens. What even are those? Your brain provides the answer, mealworms.

YOU'RE EXPECTED TO EAT THOSE!?

Maybe you can just eat the green stuff the nestbox is lined with. It feels planty... The worms do smell kinda good though... Your stomach growls.

>Dive in, nip up a worm. Maybe it's not all that bad?
>Try eating the nestbox. It's green, it's somewhat pliable. And it smells like old vegetable.
>Figure out where dear Auntie Sarissa hid those other eggs.
>Escape! Sweet leafy freedom must be somewhere!
>Write in

>>38231772

> nestbox
Has to be better than a mealworm

>>38231772
>>Dive in, nip up a worm. Maybe it's not all that bad?

>>38231772
>Escape! Sweet leafy freedom must be somewhere!

>>38231772
>>Dive in, nip up a worm. Maybe it's not all that bad?

>>38231772
>nip up a worm. Maybe it's not all that bad?

>>38231772

>Dive in, nip up a worm. Maybe it's not all that bad?

We can be fussy when our Mom/Dad gets back. Sarissa scratched our back, let's not risk getting her in trouble any more than we have.

"YOU LET ONE OF THEM EAT WHAT!?"

>>38231772
>Dive in, nip up a worm. Maybe it's not all that bad?

Iguanas are known to eat grasshoppers, snails, dead fish, and bird eggs in the wild. Mealworms could very easily have been fed to us even then

(Note: Iguanas are primarily herbivores, but are a generalist species, being not very picky in what they eat)

>>38232019
You have trumped my iguana specialist in giving me useful info. Well done.

Looks like the worms have it.
>writing

>>38232189
Eh, it was possible, but still unlikely, meal worms are usually for smaller carnivorous lizards, iguanas are big enough that mealworms aren't worth the cost of feeding out, its still possible however.

>>38232312
Right now you're about 8.5 inches long. Your older brother is a touch bigger but you all average about that except the malingerer who came out around 7.5.

Size hasn't really hit you yet since you've only got unfamiliar things around you and most of them artificial so they could be any size

>>38232372
Geeze, were that small!? For some reason I thought we were far larger, I was just speaking for iguanas man. I accept the suspension of disbelief of there being huge mealworms in your story.

>>38232189
There are iguanas you know who've eaten bugs. You weren't ever really one of them but that was mostly because, well you were kinda picky. Still they never smelled as good as these do now. You join your siblings in making little leaps and snapping up a worm.

It crunches delightfully in your mouth and you're overcome with a flavor sensation. This tongue is either better than your old one or these things taste better than you ever imagined. You dive in for another. Then another. Then your aunt drops lazy lizard right into the bowl. Snapping up worms around him is a trick but after a few minutes feeding the bowl is empty and there's a ring of satisfied lizards laid out around it. With a smaller ring inside the bowl where lazy fell asleep.

As you're drifting off you here another bit of loud thumping that preceded Auntie's return. the hole to the next room is suddenly filled by another giant lizard, though this one is a bit smaller than Auntie. He's wearing much more though. He's covered in strings, and wears much more elaborate clothes including the fanciest hat you've ever seen, with a big widemouthed skull decorated with patches of some kind of leather, bits of metal and twined through it to hold more cloth and leather on it so it draped around the lizard's head. And for some reason he's half covered in mud...

[1/2]

"Congratulations, you've got six little hatchlings," Sarissa tells the new lizard, "All healthy."

"Six out of eight, no?" he hisses back in a surprisingly high voice, "That's good isn't it?"

"About average," she says kindly, "I fed them but I haven't given them any names."

"Ah," the male lizard who is probably Dad walks around to the other side of the room, doffing his hat as he goes, "That's, ah... Their mother wants to name them."

Sarissa gives him a flat look and hisses a bit, "And when will she be back?"

Your dad flinches and shrugs wildly. "Whenever she's done? She's very busy, no?"

Sarissa continues to speak to your dad in a sharp tone but whatever she was saying is lost as you lose the battle with sleep.

>I'm afraid that's all I can do for today guys. I wanted to run longer but I've got a headache that's been getting gradually worse all day. The pain pills they do so little.

I'll stick around for
>Comments
>Criticism
>Questions
>Anything else
and to make sure I archive this right.
I'll try to run again... Monday. Either after REQM or in his usual slot if he is busy.
I'm @Predhack on twitter if you want to follow me I'll announce my intentions

>>38232802
Pretty good so far, I've enjoyed it so far, you even got me in to RE monster quest. so thanks for that, I had to dump my attempt to get into AI quest because of you. I've got plenty of reptile facts to keep you from going astray.

>>38232802
Thanks for running.
Do you really have to go with the /,no/ verbal tick?

>>38232858
Glad you enjoyed it

>>38232871
That's Sarissa, Mom, and Dad's tick. There's a story. I may have overdone it with it so I'll tone it back in the future. Lizard tick is something else.

>>38233009
so we have 3 brothers and 2 sisters?

>>38233009
What's our gender? I want to turn into a qt3.14 dragon girl.

>>38234542
Yes
>>38235524
Girl

>>38235552
So what are we exactly? Kobold?

>>38235574
A lizard similar to those in REQM's Re:Monster EX Quest

I've got a species thing somewhere I'll throw up eventually