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V'ek and Nimiseth

Roll 1: Based on its shape, this object could be a riding strap or a belt. Roll a d4 to see whether you guess correctly. Evens, you are correct (it is a belt) and gain +3 pts.
Roll 2: This could be a red fruit or a red ball. Your dragonet's vision, while keen, is not quite like your own, and you can't tell which it might be. -2 pts
Roll 3: What luck! This is clearly a oiling brush. Your dragonet can recognize this right away. Take +2 pts
Roll 4: The other weyrling holds up a playing card - roll a d4 to determine whether or not you're able to make it out. Odds, you succeed and gain +5 pts.
Roll 5: While unfamiliar to your dragonet, the shape of a tuber is very easy for you to make out. +3 pts

Total: 3 - 2 + 2 + 5 + 3 = 11 + ( 10 from D'hka and Lufianth pairing ) = 21

Clearly still reeling from The Redfruit Fallacy, Nimiseth's mental insistence that this was a tuber nearly knocked V'ek sideways. Other dragons might not have known what this bumpy brown blob was, but Nimiseth was a consummate gourmand.

"It's a tuber?" V'ek swallowed and removed the blindfold. "Yes, it is! A bit of confusion there in the middle, but I think we came out all right."

Tsunake

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Rosannah and Erisath working with Jemi and Shandath

Erisath sat and watched, turning or tilting his head now and then to watch what was going on between other pairs. What on Pern...?

"You've already got the bucket, so you might as well pull something first." She was already knotting the blindfold in place. Now, Erisath, you have to pay very close attention, so you can help me see what you're seeing, understand?

No, the little blue answered without making an attempt to disguise his confusion. But I will try, for you, Mine.

Shaddaling

Jemaselle and Shandath

"Righto! Good job you two! Now lets move on to item number two," She said cheerfully, handing the pillow over to Shandath to carefully take and replace as she got the next item. "Okay then! Ready, set, tell me what is in my hands."

For my last item...

Rosannah and Erisath

Roll 1: At first your dragonet cannot quite make out what s/he is seeing, but with your help, s/he recognizes a small pillow. +5 pts
Roll 2: The other weyrling holds up a playing card - roll a d4 to determine whether or not you're able to make it out. Odds, you succeed and gain +5 pts. Evens, your fail and take -5 pts.
Roll 3: This could be a red fruit or a red ball. Your dragonet's vision, while keen, is not quite like your own, and you can't tell which it might be. -2 pts
Roll 4:
Roll 5:

Total: 5-5-2=-2
Bonus for working with a partner: +10 pts

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This exercise was harder than either of them had thought it would be. It's all right. You can do it. Just focus a little harder this time.

He did. Erisath stared and stared at the round thing Jemi held up. Round. He could see that it was round, and that was an easy shape to share. Red, too. Red was a simple color, but when they were both put together, they could be so many things.

"Red and round," Rosannah reported with a little laugh. "But I can't tell much more than that. It's a start, though!"

Excited by the success with getting the first object right, Cama didn't even allow R'him to completely pull the next object out of the bucket. It's like one of those coverings on your bed, the soft rectangle things.

'A blanket?'

Wait, no not that, embarrassment tinged the green's midvoice. No, wait, it's too small, more like those things you rub me down with after the bath. A what's it called.. towel. Yes, that's it. I'm sorry Mine.


Roll 1: This time, your dragonet is able to tell the difference between the red fruit and the ball. +5 pts
Roll 2: Although you try very hard to focus, your dragonet's excitement gets in the way and you are not able to tell that this, in fact, is a towel and not a blanket. -3 pts
Roll 3:
Roll 4:
Roll 5:
Total: 10+ pts

Its brown and kinda lumpy and strange... Cama tilted her head and tried to look at it from a different angle. Maybe she might recognise it in a different light...

Easy there, Love, don't tilt your head so much. It was even more disconcerting trying to see through another's eyes, when they were moving around. There. Can you hold still for just a second. Now that Cama held her head still, Lelte could concentrate on the object, brown and lumpy... she knew just what it was. She had just pulled kitchen duty right before the Hatching. The amount of those she had cleaned and chopped... that was not something she would be forgetting any time soon.

'Tuber.'

Roll 1: This time, your dragonet is able to tell the difference between the red fruit and the ball. +5 pts
Roll 2: Although you try very hard to focus, your dragonet's excitement gets in the way and you are not able to tell that this, in fact, is a towel and not a blanket. -3 pts
Roll 3: What luck! This is clearly an oiling brush. Your dragonet can recognize this right away. Take +2 pts
Roll 4: While unfamiliar to your dragonet, the shape of a tuber is very easy for you to make out. +3 pts
Roll 5:
Total: 10+ pts

Miela & Green Invidiath

Roll 1: Your dragon has recognized a sandal. Wonder where they could have seen that before. +2 pts
Roll 2:
Roll 3:
Roll 4:
Roll 5:
Bonus: 10+ with partner
Total: 12

As Miela passed the bucket over to R'ul with a decent thrill of Invidiath's confidence, the girl pondered just what it would be like to see full clarity through her lovely green's faceted eyes. Eyes that were now glowing bright blues and greens as she prepared for the game that would be afoot. Yes, she, Invidiath, was ready.

Rolling her eyes, the young girl sat back and closed her eyes, tying the blindfold over her eye carefully, trying to keep her own thoughts and mind empty as she focused solely on Invidiath and what she was seeing.

Well this is rather unremarkable Invidiath offered and shared the image with her rider in an almost bored manner. "It's a sandal, like the ones we'd wear on the sands. It's supposed to be unremarkable." Though personally she wished she could have spruced up for her baby dragon she knew well why she couldn't have.