Post by Samson on Jul 3, 2023 19:37:24 GMT -5
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Years ago there was once the owner of a barbecue-style restaurant. Most business happened in summer, as the foods and drinks were things people love during the summer. Because of this, he became obsessed with crafting the perfect food that tasted so fresh that it was practically alive. Instead of making the best food, the restaurant warped from the untested magic. This took down the old owner who would have been arrested for their dark experiments with magic if they had still been alive anyway. As for the building? It became a gate to a dungeon where the summer food is as alive as any other monster and ready to attack.
NUMBER OF ROOMS: 3
WORD COUNT PER ROOM: 1,500
FLOOR DESCRIPTION:
The building looks like an old abandoned restaurant, the building's walls and doors being made of bamboo wood. There are clearly two floors, but no windows nor 'open areas' can be seen into if it's in the building. Only the outside can be looked upon while someone is outside. Somehow the building still stands tall, even the windows refusing to break to the whims of time. Entering the first floor will take one through the first two dining areas, starting by entering through the restaurant's front door.
FLOOR BESTIARY[break]
The first room looks to be a type of outdoor seating area. There are nets to keep bugs out over the left and right wall area instead of a wall, ceiling, front wall, back wall, and floor being made of bamboo wood. Upon touching the wall net, one will find it cannot be moved to leave the dungeon, despite looking like you are able to see outside of it. Rather than see anything current, the view outside is a replay of the day the grill became as it is now more than a hundred years ago. It is likely that will never update. Nobody outside the dungeon can see inside. There are picnic tables in the room, as well as a small pile of tabletop grills piled behind a counter. The counter has a pile of menus on it, along with an old empty register.
The floor, walls, and ceiling look to be made of bamboo wood. On the left side are a number of small private booths, each one having low-standing wooden chabudai tables with zabuton mats for seating. While the doors to the booths are all broken, at one point they were likely useful for having private conversations in a public setting. On the right side of the room, there is a large bar near the door entrance to inside the kitchen. The top of the bar looks like it was left perfectly intact, though the staircase leading to the second floor did not fair as well. The staircase is completely destroyed, even the doorway leading to the second floor is completely blocked with debris. Pieces of the staircase suggest that it was a retractable staircase, indicating that the second floor might have been used only for holidays or special events. The tables in the room are wooden dining tables with well-carved wooden chairs that offer comfort in sitting, even while lacking any padding. In the dining area, some chunky chonky hamburger hamsters are playing with each other in the room. They will stop playing and stare at those who enter before attacking.
The kitchen has a good number of various large wooden boxes with heatproofing inside and grills on top, as well as grills made primarily of ceramic. There are kettles, pots with lids, as well as two fully metal traditional shaved ice machines and a large traditional ice cream maker. There's a few metal waffle molds made specifically to be held over a fire to be cooked, as well as some taiyaki molds. At the end of the kitchen were two walk-in rooms with broken doors. One seemed to be a room originally meant to act as a fridge or freezer, using and holding ice inside to keep the contents cold and having thick walls. The first layer was aluminium metal, the second was wood, and the final outside layer that covered the room seemed to be waterproofed tiling. The room to the left of the cold room seems to be an area with shelves and cupboards, holding different types of flowers, different seasonings, pickled vegetables, pickled ginger, pickled plum, alcohols, as well as teas. It seemed like it once held more types of foods, but those have been gone for a while or became monsters. In the kitchen near the end of the cooking area to the right seems to be a narrow staircase that had originally been meant for staff use only. The pineapple shrimp are flying around the kitchen and will alert the ice cream hermit crab. The ice cream hermit crab will start in the cold room but will come out and attack if it feels the people who entered the kitchen might try to attack or eat it or the shrimp.
NUMBER OF ROOMS: 3
WORD COUNT PER ROOM: 2,000
FLOOR DESCRIPTION:
The door that leads upwards is as simple looking as the bamboo staircase. This is clearly built for the sole purpose of staff to go through and bring food up, as such is only made wide enough for such things. Despite whatever weather is actually outside the dungeon, in the quiet staircase, the only ambience sound that can be heard is of rain outside.
FLOOR BESTIARY[break]
After the staircase upstairs, everyone would enter what is clearly a staff room. Old fireworks that are unlikely to be used anymore are stored in boxes in one corner. In another area seemed to be a number of old yukatas, ones for men and ones for women. Next to them are various items that would be worn with them, including obis, long tabi socks, tengu-geta, and other things. There is a table with a stack of old papers detailing finances and other such things. Next to that was a book that only had schedules and bookings from over a hundred years ago, when the restaurant was still open and active. To the left seems to be a few small changing rooms and to the right seems to be the door to the next room. There are some pig platters playing with some of the old getas when the players enter.
This room seems to have equipment specifically meant for smoking or slow-cooking type barbecue that can take hours or even days. It seemed like it could cook a lot at a time when the restaurant was still active. There were also clay jugs, glass jars, and wooden barrels that clearly once held different sorts of pickled or dried and salted ingredients. The room is quite big, but mostly so it can hold everything inside. There is room to move around, but not nearly as much room as areas meant for guests. In this room, there are some grilled corn snakes who don't look interested in fighting but are also taking the majority of the floor room with their large bodies. The only way to get to the door to the next room is to step on at least one of the monsters, making fighting them an inevitability in order to move forward.
A large and lavish room with a few tables that look longer than any of the ones downstairs, but still low to the ground. The bar near the employee entrance had more luxurious alcohols and tea leaves than anything downstairs when it wasn't expired or broken. Maybe some of the alcohol might not be expired, but no alcohol is worth the risk of drinking when it involves such a building. There is a large number of old blood stains on the floor, but no signs of who or what made it so long ago. There seems to be a very large window, likely for watching fireworks displays. All that can be seen outside at the moment though seems to be a rain from over a hundred years ago that seems to be on repeat for this dungeon possibly for all eternity. The hotdog hydra seemed to have taken the majority of the jabutan mats used for seating in the room at one point and made it into a bed pile. Their shaved ice squirrel friends seem to be running around and chittering with different heads. None of the monsters takes your entrance very well.
Those who complete this dungeon gain the NA 'Living Foods?'
[attr="class","dungentitle"]Lost Barbecue
| RANK: intermediate LOCATION: Hapshass MIN-MAX PLAYER GROUP: 2-4 OTHER REQS:
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Years ago there was once the owner of a barbecue-style restaurant. Most business happened in summer, as the foods and drinks were things people love during the summer. Because of this, he became obsessed with crafting the perfect food that tasted so fresh that it was practically alive. Instead of making the best food, the restaurant warped from the untested magic. This took down the old owner who would have been arrested for their dark experiments with magic if they had still been alive anyway. As for the building? It became a gate to a dungeon where the summer food is as alive as any other monster and ready to attack.
[attr="class","dungenfloor"]FLOOR #1
NUMBER OF ROOMS: 3
WORD COUNT PER ROOM: 1,500
FLOOR DESCRIPTION:
The building looks like an old abandoned restaurant, the building's walls and doors being made of bamboo wood. There are clearly two floors, but no windows nor 'open areas' can be seen into if it's in the building. Only the outside can be looked upon while someone is outside. Somehow the building still stands tall, even the windows refusing to break to the whims of time. Entering the first floor will take one through the first two dining areas, starting by entering through the restaurant's front door.
FLOOR BESTIARY[break]
- Chinchilla Kabob
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN20 0 20 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED8 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHJunior [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT1 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT20 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTJunior This monster looks like a chinchilla with a body made out of grilled corn, red onions hugging the neck, a tail of avocado, and a red tomato stomach. Their magic is wood with a fire oddity, using attack creation to create kabob sticks that look to be on fire that they launch as attacks. These ex-kabobs like to move in groups and fight in groups, coming to each other's defence. They will always group together to attack the strongest enemy first. They will turn into normal grilled kabobs after they are defeated, though it's not suggested anyone eat one. The magic specializations that they use are attack creation as well as hex and curse. - Hamburger Hamster
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN15 15 10 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED5 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHIntermediate [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT2 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT38 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTIntermediate It looks like a giant chunky hamster but smells like a smokey grilled hamburger. The head and feet look to be made of the fluffy white hamburger bun that's hued colour tint suggested it was made of sweet bread. The hamburger bun was horizontal, a grilled hamburger patty with savoury sauce coating it. There was white cheese with dried pepper bits on top, then shredded cabbage, and a fried egg with green onion being the final filling inside. The monster with its big eyes made of deep-coloured savoury sauce uses food magic. It makes cute hamster sounds and moves well enough, despite its chunky build. It fires french fries using attack creation and physical reinforcement spells that look like a dark brown coloured savoury sauce when used. When it dies it turns into a normal grilled hamburger, though if one wants to actually eat it might be the real question. - Pineapple Shrimp
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN15 15 10 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED10 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHJunior [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT0.2 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT3 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTJunior A flying shrimp with an exoskeleton made of pineapple. It smells like freshly grilled shrimp with pineapple. It has wind and food creation. The magic specializations that it uses is attack creation and defence creation, the former looking akin to pineapple prawns and the latter taking the shape of spatulas. When the monster dies it turns into a normal grilled shrimp encrusted with pineapple. - Ice Cream Hermit Crab
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN30 30 10 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED10 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHSenior [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT5 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT20 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTIntermediate There was a dark chocolate waffle cone shaped like a large hermit crab shell, king melon syrup covering a portion of the 'shell'. While its legs were made of king melon, its front arms were made of strawberry. They have large sparkling eyes of fudge and a body made of vanilla ice cream. This adorable monster uses food magic with an ice oddity. The magic specializations that they use are attack creation, defence creation and restraining. It attacks using scoops of different flavoured ice-cream restrains with several kinds of frozen fruits and defends with chocolate-covered waffle wafers. It turns into an ice cream with a shell-shaped dark chocolate waffle cone bowl when killed. While the food is normal, it still strongly resembles the hermit crab monster that was killed.
[attr="class","dungenroom"]Room #1
[attr="class","dungenencounters"]ENCOUNTERS: | 3x chinchilla kabobs per player |
[attr="class","dungenroom"]Room #2
[attr="class","dungenencounters"]ENCOUNTERS: | x3 Hamburger Hamsters per player |
The floor, walls, and ceiling look to be made of bamboo wood. On the left side are a number of small private booths, each one having low-standing wooden chabudai tables with zabuton mats for seating. While the doors to the booths are all broken, at one point they were likely useful for having private conversations in a public setting. On the right side of the room, there is a large bar near the door entrance to inside the kitchen. The top of the bar looks like it was left perfectly intact, though the staircase leading to the second floor did not fair as well. The staircase is completely destroyed, even the doorway leading to the second floor is completely blocked with debris. Pieces of the staircase suggest that it was a retractable staircase, indicating that the second floor might have been used only for holidays or special events. The tables in the room are wooden dining tables with well-carved wooden chairs that offer comfort in sitting, even while lacking any padding. In the dining area, some chunky chonky hamburger hamsters are playing with each other in the room. They will stop playing and stare at those who enter before attacking.
[attr="class","dungenroom"]Room #3
[attr="class","dungenencounters"]ENCOUNTERS: | x3 Pineapple Shrimp Per Player, 1x Ice Cream Hermit Crab |
The kitchen has a good number of various large wooden boxes with heatproofing inside and grills on top, as well as grills made primarily of ceramic. There are kettles, pots with lids, as well as two fully metal traditional shaved ice machines and a large traditional ice cream maker. There's a few metal waffle molds made specifically to be held over a fire to be cooked, as well as some taiyaki molds. At the end of the kitchen were two walk-in rooms with broken doors. One seemed to be a room originally meant to act as a fridge or freezer, using and holding ice inside to keep the contents cold and having thick walls. The first layer was aluminium metal, the second was wood, and the final outside layer that covered the room seemed to be waterproofed tiling. The room to the left of the cold room seems to be an area with shelves and cupboards, holding different types of flowers, different seasonings, pickled vegetables, pickled ginger, pickled plum, alcohols, as well as teas. It seemed like it once held more types of foods, but those have been gone for a while or became monsters. In the kitchen near the end of the cooking area to the right seems to be a narrow staircase that had originally been meant for staff use only. The pineapple shrimp are flying around the kitchen and will alert the ice cream hermit crab. The ice cream hermit crab will start in the cold room but will come out and attack if it feels the people who entered the kitchen might try to attack or eat it or the shrimp.
[attr="class","dungenfloor"]FLOOR #2
NUMBER OF ROOMS: 3
WORD COUNT PER ROOM: 2,000
FLOOR DESCRIPTION:
The door that leads upwards is as simple looking as the bamboo staircase. This is clearly built for the sole purpose of staff to go through and bring food up, as such is only made wide enough for such things. Despite whatever weather is actually outside the dungeon, in the quiet staircase, the only ambience sound that can be heard is of rain outside.
FLOOR BESTIARY[break]
- Pig Platter
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN15 15 0 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED5 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHjunior [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT4 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT200 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTjunior A monster that looks like a pig but smells like seasoned barbequed meat. Their eyes are bright red and they have small tusks. They use bone magic with an ash oddity. The magic specializations they use are defence creation and physical reinforcement. After the monster is defeated it turns into a large plate of grilled pork belly, pork rinds, crispy bacon, pork ribs, large pork sausages, and pulled pork. Though the food looks fine and smells seasoned well and delicious, why would anyone eat it? - Grilled Corn Snake
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN15 10 15 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED8 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHjunior [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT0.5 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT250 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTjunior Grilled sweet corn covered in sour cream, cotija cheese, spicy chilli powder, lime, garlic, cilantro, and tajin. This grilled piece of elote style corn has changed into the shape of a hooded snake. They are around 30 feet long and 0.5 feet tall. This monster uses food magic, the specialization that it uses is attack creation. When this monster dies they leave behind a plate of normal elote grilled corn, but who would actually want to eat this? - Shaved Ice Squirrel
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN20 10 10 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED10 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHJunior [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT0.2 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT3 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTJunior Tiny big-eyed flying squirrels that are made of green tea shaved ice. It looks so fluffy and soft that it's almost a given that such high-quality shaved ice would look like a fluffy animal. Chocolate fudge and condensed milk make up the markings on their back and head, their tail seems to be made of red bean paste. Their stomach seems to be full of many tiny mochi balls as well as custard. They look to have a strawberry slice as a hat, and their large dark fudge eyes that look adorable enough that one might forget that it wants to kill you. These monsters use ice and food magic, the magic specializations they use are attack creation, hex and curse and healing. When killed, it turns into a large bowl of green tea shaved ice with dark fudge and condensed milk at the top, and tiny bits of mochi, red bean paste, strawberries, lemon marmalade, and custard at the bottom. Though it may look good and be only normal food, who would want to eat this? - Hotdog Hydra
[attr="class","statstitle"]POW[attr="class","statstitle"]DUR[attr="class","statstitle"]SEN25 25 15 [attr="class","statstitle"]SPEED10 m/s [attr="class","statstitle"]HEALTHintermediate [attr="class","statstitle"]HEIGHT6 ft [attr="class","statstitle"]WEIGHT200 lbs [attr="class","statstitle"]DAMAGE OUTPUTintermediate A hydra dragon with five heads, their scales look like the scoring one might do on meat to keep it from curling and help it cook evenly. One head and neck has lettuce and tomato on it, the second has sauerkraut and mustard, the third has ketchup, mustard, raw onion, and relish, the fourth has grilled onion and cheese, and the last one has chilli and cheese on it. They can use fire and salt magic. Their specializations are attack creation, defence creation, and restraining. After the monster is killed, they turn into a large platter of hotdogs with a number of bun options, condiments, and other toppings. It's normal food and looks delicious, but would you really want to eat it?
[attr="class","dungenroom"]Room #1
[attr="class","dungenencounters"]ENCOUNTERS: | x2 Pig Platters per player |
After the staircase upstairs, everyone would enter what is clearly a staff room. Old fireworks that are unlikely to be used anymore are stored in boxes in one corner. In another area seemed to be a number of old yukatas, ones for men and ones for women. Next to them are various items that would be worn with them, including obis, long tabi socks, tengu-geta, and other things. There is a table with a stack of old papers detailing finances and other such things. Next to that was a book that only had schedules and bookings from over a hundred years ago, when the restaurant was still open and active. To the left seems to be a few small changing rooms and to the right seems to be the door to the next room. There are some pig platters playing with some of the old getas when the players enter.
[attr="class","dungenroom"]Room #2
[attr="class","dungenencounters"]ENCOUNTERS: | 3x Grilled Corn Snake per player |
This room seems to have equipment specifically meant for smoking or slow-cooking type barbecue that can take hours or even days. It seemed like it could cook a lot at a time when the restaurant was still active. There were also clay jugs, glass jars, and wooden barrels that clearly once held different sorts of pickled or dried and salted ingredients. The room is quite big, but mostly so it can hold everything inside. There is room to move around, but not nearly as much room as areas meant for guests. In this room, there are some grilled corn snakes who don't look interested in fighting but are also taking the majority of the floor room with their large bodies. The only way to get to the door to the next room is to step on at least one of the monsters, making fighting them an inevitability in order to move forward.
[attr="class","dungenroom"]Room #3
[attr="class","dungenencounters"]ENCOUNTERS: | 3x Shaved ice squirrels per player, 1x Hotdog Hydra |
A large and lavish room with a few tables that look longer than any of the ones downstairs, but still low to the ground. The bar near the employee entrance had more luxurious alcohols and tea leaves than anything downstairs when it wasn't expired or broken. Maybe some of the alcohol might not be expired, but no alcohol is worth the risk of drinking when it involves such a building. There is a large number of old blood stains on the floor, but no signs of who or what made it so long ago. There seems to be a very large window, likely for watching fireworks displays. All that can be seen outside at the moment though seems to be a rain from over a hundred years ago that seems to be on repeat for this dungeon possibly for all eternity. The hotdog hydra seemed to have taken the majority of the jabutan mats used for seating in the room at one point and made it into a bed pile. Their shaved ice squirrel friends seem to be running around and chittering with different heads. None of the monsters takes your entrance very well.
Those who complete this dungeon gain the NA 'Living Foods?'
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