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“I have a great talent in finding trouble. I also have a great talent in getting rid of it.”
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“What if we just used the damn die?”
>Atticus shakes his head morosely
>”I don’t know if that’s the best idea. The last one to use it was my kid, and when he rolled, he…”
>Atticus cradles his head in his hooves and sighs deeply
>”Even though I rolled high, I don’t know if that was some kind of fluke, or if there’s a deeper force at work here… I really don’t know if rolling haphazardly is worth the risk, especially if we try to roll to find things, and only end up being taken over by the die ourselves…”
“It’s either that, or we do nothing!” You state simply, your frustrations coming to a head
>If there’s anything you hate, its being tied down and helpless
“I don’t hear any alternatives, dad-guy!”
>”Hold on!” he states irately
>”I never said we had no other options! In fact, I have just one idea that could work in our favor!"
"How do you know this idea will work in the first place?"
>"Unless you’ve had an epiphany about how this thing works, I think its worth a shot!”
>Greg reiterates
>”I’ve already told you how it works, it changes YOUR destiny to suit its needs when you roll. So just figure out a way to avoid such a fate, and the die is a powerful tool indeed!”
>He laughs derisively.
>”Though I’m surprised you all are so very dense.”
>Atticus stares at the book for a second before continuing his explanation
>”Either way, I think we can talk to Bato, the gopher for the gangs. He might know an item or pony that can help us! But this time, try not to beat up ANOTHER pony that can help us.”
>You shrug incredulously and ask innocently, "What?"
>You take inventory of your possible options.
>You could follow Atticus’s lead and go for the gopher
>Or you could try to roll the die and see where it takes you, no matter where it may be
>Greg rolls his lopsided eyes in a smugger manner than usual
>"Get this goose chase going, you twits!"
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“I have a great talent in finding trouble. I also have a great talent in getting rid of it.”
===
“What if we just used the damn die?”
>Atticus shakes his head morosely
>”I don’t know if that’s the best idea. The last one to use it was my kid, and when he rolled, he…”
>Atticus cradles his head in his hooves and sighs deeply
>”Even though I rolled high, I don’t know if that was some kind of fluke, or if there’s a deeper force at work here… I really don’t know if rolling haphazardly is worth the risk, especially if we try to roll to find things, and only end up being taken over by the die ourselves…”
“It’s either that, or we do nothing!” You state simply, your frustrations coming to a head
>If there’s anything you hate, its being tied down and helpless
“I don’t hear any alternatives, dad-guy!”
>”Hold on!” he states irately
>”I never said we had no other options! In fact, I have just one idea that could work in our favor!"
"How do you know this idea will work in the first place?"
>"Unless you’ve had an epiphany about how this thing works, I think its worth a shot!”
>Greg reiterates
>”I’ve already told you how it works, it changes YOUR destiny to suit its needs when you roll. So just figure out a way to avoid such a fate, and the die is a powerful tool indeed!”
>He laughs derisively.
>”Though I’m surprised you all are so very dense.”
>Atticus stares at the book for a second before continuing his explanation
>”Either way, I think we can talk to Bato, the gopher for the gangs. He might know an item or pony that can help us! But this time, try not to beat up ANOTHER pony that can help us.”
>You shrug incredulously and ask innocently, "What?"
>You take inventory of your possible options.
>You could follow Atticus’s lead and go for the gopher
>Or you could try to roll the die and see where it takes you, no matter where it may be
>Greg rolls his lopsided eyes in a smugger manner than usual
>"Get this goose chase going, you twits!"
