[Open Class] Thunder Road [Estel] - FIN

[Luridel]

NAME OF CLASS: n/a
PROFESSOR NAME ToT'er Name: Break

General Information: Break believes that both agility and endurance is the best asset for a to trick or treater to have, so with the interest of looking for potential among the students he invites you all to try his course.

The Course: Thunder Road
A rocky, uneven road built to test the students and see how they handle themselves across rough terrain. Your student must run through the entire course, up hill, and keep running without stopping. If they slow their pace or come to a complete stop, they'll be struck by lightning and it will be the end of the line for them!

Course can be ran solo or in groups.

Win - You've survived five rounds of dice rolls and crossed the finish line!
Lose - If your HP has reached zero, there is a narrow path on each side of the course. Hop off onto it and exit the room. If insta-killed, you dissipate and wake-up in Nurse Cricket's Office.

Mechanics: Roll a one 8-sided die to determine the results your student will get and make sure to adjust your HP accordingly
Each time you survive a round, repeat the above until you complete the course.

1 Insta-kill!
2 Live
3 - 10 HP
4 - 20 HP
5 Live
6 Live
7 - 20 HP
8 - 10 HP

Bonus Mechanics:
If you get a lousy roll, a Y2 or Y3 student may roll a one 6-sided die ( ONE TIME ONLY ) and attempt to evade the hit.

Y2 students must roll a 5 or 6 to evade the lightning.
Y3 students must roll an even number to evade the lightning.

YOU LOSE/FINISH THIS CLASS WHEN...

- You hit 0 HP!That means you have to START OVER to try again! You may do so in the same thread or a new one if you decide to attempt again at a later date.

 

[Luridel]

Estel moved onto the course uncertainly, looking up the hill. The road didn't look smooth, but she didn't think she would have any problems.

She took a step, starting to stretch. "Okay. I can--"

Crack!

Perhaps she had waited too long to get started moving. Something struck her hard in the back, and she nearly lost her footing. It was only after she had been hit that she realized it was lightning.

"...oh, come on... I'm going, I'm going!" She began to jog forwards, wincing at the pain between her shoulder blades.

-

HP: 10/30  

[Luridel]

So far, so good. Still, Estel was anxious. She kept her eyes on the ground, avoiding rocks.

-

HP: 10/30  

[Luridel]

Estel snuck a nervous glance up at the sky. That had been a mistake. She flinched as her foot caught a rock and made her stumble. She ducked, throwing her arms up to cover her head, and was a bit more prepared now to be hit by lightning - if you could ever be hit by that.

She wasn't sure how much more she could run, though. Breathing raggedly, she made her way to the left, taking the trail off of the course at a much slower pace.

She'd come back later.

-

HP: 0/30  

[Luridel]

Her second time around - and if she were being honest, she probably hadn't taken as long of a break as she should have - Estel didn't wait around at the start for the lightning to hit her. She wasn't making that mistake again.  

[Luridel]

Estel had made it a fair way up the hill before she paused to catch her breath, not that she needed to breathe. This was a huge mistake. Lightning slammed into the crown of her head, straight on, and... that was it.

The next thing she knew, she was sitting up in the nurse's office.  

[Luridel]

It took a special kind of person who, after their first experience dissipating, would go right back to the thing that had 'killed' them in the first place.

Estel was that kind of person.

Unfortunately, this wasn't her lucky day either. She slipped close to the start of the track and... lightning.

-

HP: 20  

[Luridel]

She made a quick recovery after that first disaster, keeping her eyes fixed on the path up the hill.

-

HP: 20  

[Luridel]

So far, so good. Estel kept her eyes fixed on the road - maybe she could make it this time!

-

HP: 20  

[Luridel]

Estel's shoe slipped slightly on her foot and she hopped in place to adjust it quickly. Even that brief pause was enough for lightning to strike again. She made a quiet, pained noise and forced herself to keep going.

-

HP: 10  

[Luridel]

Maybe she hadn't been moving quickly enough, because another bolt struck her. Estel put a hand up to her head and backed off the track, in search of somewhere to lie down. Like a bench. Or the ground.

She'd try again later.

-

HP: 0  

[Luridel]

(( Accidentally hit new post instead of edit. D< ))  

[Luridel]

Third time was the charm, right? She'd nearly had it!

No. Third time was not the charm.

She tried not to make eye contact with Nurse Cricket when she woke up again.  

[Luridel]

Estel was nothing if not persistent - either that, or she didn't know when to quit.

This time, when she got hit soon after stepping onto the track, she just picked up her pace.

-

HP: 10  

[Luridel]

She was wearing herself down, and she knew it. Another stumble, and boom. Estel practically crawled off the course and curled up in a corner for a few hours.

-

HP: 0