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Chapter 3, Mission 2

It is time to strike back! Fahlenwood was saved, but Noiz and the Riftmonsters are still a threat the people of Zion need to eliminate before they eliminate them. It is risky but if Kazic is right the goddess Gabriel might turn into a powerful and valuable ally. Fight together with the gods and their beasts Lalun and Procne and decide...

Mission A: Leave Gabriel alive.

Mission B: Kill Gabriel.

Deadline: May 9th

Since there was a lot of confusion during the first Mission of Chapter 3, let me explain the new submission system again:
You may only submit one path from here on, which means one mission. Mission A and Mission B can be either the same quest but with different outcome or two different quests, the mission with more 'votes' actually taking place later.

Example 1:
Mission: Walk from one side of the room to the other within 10 seconds.
Mission A: Make it in time.
Mission B: Don't make it in time.
Five people draw for the mission. They all need to draw how their character walks from one side of the room to the other, but three submit their work to Mission A folder, two to Mission B folder.
Result: Eventually the whole group will have made it over from one side of the room to the other in 10 seconds.

Example 2:
Mission A: Prepare a party in Fahlenwood.
Mission B: Skip preparing the party in Fahlenwood.
Three people decide to draw for Mission B, drawing how their character skips work and lazes around doing something else, two draw their character actually working for the party and submit it to Mission A. In the end there were too many submissions in Mission B.
Result: The party won't be able to take place because too many people lazed around.

The whole group from Chapter 3 on, is in our members' hands. They decide which path we will go from Mission to Mission, and it is not only about parties or crossing rooms... Every decision will lead us down one of 4 possible ending paths, the worst case being the annihilation of every living being on Zion's surface, so chose wisely which direction you want to take SoC and your characters from here on.

If you are confused about what happened here, please read the Memory Fragment of the End of Chapter 2 Flash:

On the last frame, lower left, marked as 'Memory Fragment'.

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Description
Chapter 3, Mission 2

It is time to strike back! Fahlenwood was saved, but Noiz and the Riftmonsters are still a threat the people of Zion need to eliminate before they eliminate them. It is risky but if Kazic is right the goddess Gabriel might turn into a powerful and valuable ally. Fight together with the gods and their beasts Lalun and Procne and decide...

Mission A: Leave Gabriel alive.

Mission B: Kill Gabriel.

Deadline: May 9th

Since there was a lot of confusion during the first Mission of Chapter 3, let me explain the new submission system again:
You may only submit one path from here on, which means one mission. Mission A and Mission B can be either the same quest but with different outcome or two different quests, the mission with more 'votes' actually taking place later.

Example 1:
Mission: Walk from one side of the room to the other within 10 seconds.
Mission A: Make it in time.
Mission B: Don't make it in time.
Five people draw for the mission. They all need to draw how their character walks from one side of the room to the other, but three submit their work to Mission A folder, two to Mission B folder.
Result: Eventually the whole group will have made it over from one side of the room to the other in 10 seconds.

Example 2:
Mission A: Prepare a party in Fahlenwood.
Mission B: Skip preparing the party in Fahlenwood.
Three people decide to draw for Mission B, drawing how their character skips work and lazes around doing something else, two draw their character actually working for the party and submit it to Mission A. In the end there were too many submissions in Mission B.
Result: The party won't be able to take place because too many people lazed around.

The whole group from Chapter 3 on, is in our members' hands. They decide which path we will go from Mission to Mission, and it is not only about parties or crossing rooms... Every decision will lead us down one of 4 possible ending paths, the worst case being the annihilation of every living being on Zion's surface, so chose wisely which direction you want to take SoC and your characters from here on.

If you are confused about what happened here, please read the Memory Fragment of the End of Chapter 2 Flash:

On the last frame, lower left, marked as 'Memory Fragment'.

Music by
Flash and art by