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leolamewad
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A group of strangers awaken in unfamiliar surroundings, a room full of beds and scarcely anything else.
"Welcome to my game. Your task is to survive long enough to win. What is this game, you ask? This game is the Nonary game. The game of numbers. The game of nines. now is time to get acquainted with the rules.
1.
Firstly, you are all assigned a number. You will see that on your left wrist there is a number, this number will remain with you until the end of the game as will the device. There are only two conditions that will allow the devices to be removed.
A) You win the game and leave. In other words, once you leave the confines of the game the devices will be automatically shut down.
B) Your heart rate reaches zero. If a player dies, the device will detect the lack of heart rate and shut down.
2.
To play the game you must survive and escape. To do this you must complete tasks for food, water, and to advance your way through rooms to work towards your freedom.
3.
Tasks will be presented to you at numbered doors. There are to types of door separated quite simple between double doors and singular ones. Single doors are smaller challenges, usually taking place in one room. These challenges will happen at regular intervals to earn basic living essentials. The double doors lead to larger areas and unlock the next foot of your escape rout.
4.
On each door there is two devices (on either side). To unlock any door players must scan their numbered device on the outside receiver referred to as the "RED" and once on the other side you must again scan the device on the internal receiver known as the "DEAD".
5.
the doors will close automatically nine seconds after opening.
6.
The door will not open unless the numbers of those who scan their devices has a digital root matching the number on the door. (Example: 2 + 5 + 8 = 15 --- 1 + 5 = 6)
7.
If any of those who scanned their device on the RED do not scan it on the DEAD within 81 seconds, anyone who has passed through that door will be eliminated via explosives embedded inside each of you. you will also be eliminated if you step through any door without scanning your device on the RED.
8.
You are to follow any instructions I issue out personally without fail.
9.
You have free will, despite my rules. I expect you to exercise it.
Setting.
This all takes place in a seemingly boundlessly large building that splits into sever, often very different areas. (all location descriptions/ layouts will be given by me when a new area is reached)
Mechanics:
I'll handle most of the technical stuff like what challenges happen when and where unless anyone wants to help me with that. I will play as both a player and the person running the Nonary game (= any extra people that may come into play)
Regarding characters, characters can die but only if that's hat you want I wont make you die. If you want your character to die but still want to participate you can start with two characters. HOWEVER if you do start with two one must die.
also note that this idea is heavily inspired by the game 9 hours, 9 persons, 9 doors
Character sheet:
Assigned number: (1-9 to start off)
Name: (characters use code names relating to their number)
Age: (17-50)
Appearance: (can include a picture but please no real people, it makes me uncomfortable to use peoples faces for rp)
Personality:
Background: (where they live, what their normal life is like ect.)
One strong point:
Character sheet example (my character, done quickly mostly as an example, will be edited later)
"Welcome to my game. Your task is to survive long enough to win. What is this game, you ask? This game is the Nonary game. The game of numbers. The game of nines. now is time to get acquainted with the rules.
1.
Firstly, you are all assigned a number. You will see that on your left wrist there is a number, this number will remain with you until the end of the game as will the device. There are only two conditions that will allow the devices to be removed.
A) You win the game and leave. In other words, once you leave the confines of the game the devices will be automatically shut down.
B) Your heart rate reaches zero. If a player dies, the device will detect the lack of heart rate and shut down.
2.
To play the game you must survive and escape. To do this you must complete tasks for food, water, and to advance your way through rooms to work towards your freedom.
3.
Tasks will be presented to you at numbered doors. There are to types of door separated quite simple between double doors and singular ones. Single doors are smaller challenges, usually taking place in one room. These challenges will happen at regular intervals to earn basic living essentials. The double doors lead to larger areas and unlock the next foot of your escape rout.
4.
On each door there is two devices (on either side). To unlock any door players must scan their numbered device on the outside receiver referred to as the "RED" and once on the other side you must again scan the device on the internal receiver known as the "DEAD".
5.
the doors will close automatically nine seconds after opening.
6.
The door will not open unless the numbers of those who scan their devices has a digital root matching the number on the door. (Example: 2 + 5 + 8 = 15 --- 1 + 5 = 6)
7.
If any of those who scanned their device on the RED do not scan it on the DEAD within 81 seconds, anyone who has passed through that door will be eliminated via explosives embedded inside each of you. you will also be eliminated if you step through any door without scanning your device on the RED.
8.
You are to follow any instructions I issue out personally without fail.
9.
You have free will, despite my rules. I expect you to exercise it.
Setting.
This all takes place in a seemingly boundlessly large building that splits into sever, often very different areas. (all location descriptions/ layouts will be given by me when a new area is reached)
Mechanics:
I'll handle most of the technical stuff like what challenges happen when and where unless anyone wants to help me with that. I will play as both a player and the person running the Nonary game (= any extra people that may come into play)
Regarding characters, characters can die but only if that's hat you want I wont make you die. If you want your character to die but still want to participate you can start with two characters. HOWEVER if you do start with two one must die.
also note that this idea is heavily inspired by the game 9 hours, 9 persons, 9 doors
Character sheet:
Assigned number: (1-9 to start off)
Name: (characters use code names relating to their number)
Age: (17-50)
Appearance: (can include a picture but please no real people, it makes me uncomfortable to use peoples faces for rp)
Personality:
Background: (where they live, what their normal life is like ect.)
One strong point:
Character sheet example (my character, done quickly mostly as an example, will be edited later)
Assigned number: 2
Name: Dyad (meaning pair)
Age: 19
Appearance: Dyed-grey (naturally black) hair and blue eyes.
Personality: Independent, soft-spoken, friendly, philosophical
Background: Dyad is a Uni student living on his own near campus. There was nothing particularly special about his life until he was abducted from his apartment after class.
One strong point: good memory
Name: Dyad (meaning pair)
Age: 19
Appearance: Dyed-grey (naturally black) hair and blue eyes.
Personality: Independent, soft-spoken, friendly, philosophical
Background: Dyad is a Uni student living on his own near campus. There was nothing particularly special about his life until he was abducted from his apartment after class.
One strong point: good memory
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