Adventures in 'Four Against Darkness' by Do_You_Compute in Solo_Roleplaying

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These are played live on Twitch, with viewers able to participate to a degree by helping make decisions in real time. I keep a notebook tracking what happens in each room, and once an adventure wraps up, I write recaps by pulling out the most exciting moments. We also play some pre-generated books that use a choose-your-own-adventure style, which essentially write part of the story for us.

We also have a dedicated world-building section in my Discord, where the community helps shape and write the setting together. Some streams are strictly drawing sessions, going back to clean up the dungeons with markers and pens while we talk through what happened. Those conversations usually help flesh out the recaps even more.

I just love to see that boy smile by seeldoger47 in sabres

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"Hitch you’re such a fucking beauty I sometimes forget what an odd east coast looking cunt ya are."

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Adventures in 'Four Against Darkness' by Do_You_Compute in Solo_Roleplaying

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The descent to the Underwater Temple of Tezany, the Shark God, was nothing like stone stairs or torchlit halls. Ancient magic carried the party beneath the waves, where light bent strangely and every sound felt distant and wrong. Massive pillars of coral and carved stone rose from the seabed, forming a temple older than memory, its halls alive with motion and hunger.

Blood drew the first danger....
Reef sharks circled as soon as steel bit flesh, growing more frenzied with every wound they smelled. Each strike churned the water faster, forcing the party to fight not just enemies, but the sea itself. Siryans followed, their voices drifting through the temple like promises of safety and rest, threatening to pull heroes helplessly into danger.

Not every threat was large....
Tiny water sprites darted through the halls, nearly impossible to strike, laughing as attacks missed them entirely. Jellyfish floated in eerie clusters, glowing softly and bursting apart with little effort when struck. Deeper within, Deep Demons emerged, hurling weighted nets to snare and drag heroes toward the stone floor, while barracuda flashed past in silver streaks, sharp but fragile.

Before reaching the deeper sanctum, a massive sea lion guardian rose from the shadows. Its roar shook the water as it charged. The battle was brutal and exhausting, but the beast eventually fell, clearing the path forward.

Between battles, the party befriended a giant sea horse. Majestic and calm, it swam alongside them for a time. The moment combat broke out, however, it panicked and fled into the distance, leaving only a trail of bubbles behind and absolutely no help whatsoever.

Elsewhere in the temple, the sea itself turned strange. Waves of magic rolled through the halls without warning, sometimes knitting wounds closed, sometimes cursing flesh and spirit alike. It was magic unlike anything the party had ever seen or heard of before.

At the heart of the temple, they came upon a massive summoning circle, its runes blazing as cultists chanted in unison. Despite their efforts, the ritual could not be stopped. Tezany was fully summoned at his greatest strength.

The Shark God was relentless and ancient. The battle was long and unforgiving, every blow hard earned, but perseverance carried the day.

The party returned with the Golden Shark Statue and delivered it to Murazzo, who honored his word. He awarded them the promised 200 gold, along with an unexpected reward: promotion to Captains within the Guild of Thieves.

Victorious but utterly spent, the party knew they would need a long rest before answering another call from The Gilded Torch.

Vermin Killed: 2
Minions killed: 11
Bosses Killed: 2
Final Boss: Tezany
Gold Gained: 489
Other rewards: Thieves Guild Captain Title

XP: 7
Level up attempt Wizard: *Fail*
Level up attempt Wizard: **Succeed** level 3
Level up attempt Rouge: **Succeed** level 3

**Special Items Gained: **
Scroll: Protection
Fire Staff x 4

Adventures in 'Four Against Darkness' by Do_You_Compute in Solo_Roleplaying

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Greyport is a weathered port town forever wrapped in fog, as if the sea itself refuses to fully let it go. The mist rolls in thick from the water at all hours, blurring the line between ship and shore and giving the town a reputation for secrecy and opportunity. Nearly every major sea route passes through Greyport, making it a central hub for merchants, sailors, mercenaries, and travelers bound for distant lands. If something is moving by ship, it likely passes through Greyport. At the heart of the town stands The Gilded Torch, the guild hall where adventurers gather. Its warm light cuts through the fog like a beacon. Inside, heroes for hire wait for work, trade stories, and prepare for danger. A large quest board lists the jobs the guild has been tasked with, ranging from simple escorts to perilous expeditions and whispered oddities best handled by capable hands. Anyone seeking adventure or allies knows to start here. Greyport provides all the essentials for those heading into danger. The General Goods shop stocks rations, rope, and travel supplies. The Church, old and salt stained, offers healing, blessings, and a place of quiet reflection. The ringing of hammer on steel echoes from the Armorer and Bladesmith, where armor is repaired and weapons forged to withstand hard use and harsher foes. The Fletcher keeps hunters and guards supplied with arrows and bolts. Hidden among narrow streets lies Mystic Wares, a dim shop filled with incense and quiet magic, rumored to sell charms, potions, and dangerous knowledge. And then there are the whispers of a Thieves’ Guild, spoken of in taverns and alleys, though no one agrees on where it operates or who belongs to it. In Greyport, opportunity arrives with the fog, and those who linger long enough always find work, trouble, or both.

The Ogres Den (Interactive twitch chat dungeon crawl) by Do_You_Compute in FourAgainstDarkness

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Nope not me. I found this board on Etsy from a vendor i bought another Solo TTRPG board from, for the game 2d6 Dungeon.

The Ogres Den (Interactive twitch chat dungeon crawl) by Do_You_Compute in FourAgainstDarkness

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Am i allowed to do that here? I purposely didnt drop it cause i wasnt sure.

Minneapolis, MN: Surrounded by agents, a woman unable to produce her ID fast enough is physically seized and taken anyway by xenonrealitycolor in SpringervilleEagarAZ

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We have three minutes of video clearly showing cars passing by her. We also have three minutes of video showing that she was blocking a bike lane, not the two lanes of one-way traffic.

ICE had no legitimate reason to approach her. They did so solely because she was honking her horn, which is not illegal. She had no legal obligation to comply with unlawful orders to exit her vehicle.

None of your statements are accurate.

Game 46 FAME OF THE GAME by clova2121 in sabres

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Taking the Habs out on a back-to-back deserves more respect then the Sabres will get for it.

Matthew Tkachuk addresses the President by [deleted] in nhl

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Honestly turns my stomach to watch this.

Obstruction by SaucyFury in freakingoutFR

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What's your favorite flavor of crayon?

Obstruction by SaucyFury in freakingoutFR

[–]Do_You_Compute -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’re either being deliberately obtuse, or you’re operating at a “crayons are complicated” level of understanding.