Contest (ENDED): 500 Member Boss Battle

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Rewards- Download codes for the following games:
Outland - Special Edition
(Steam)
Mighty Switch Force! (3DS
)
Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes
 (Steam)
Mercenary Kings (Steam)

Even if you can't use or don't want the rewards you may still play! The Bismark-Kappa III has enough HP that those who do not want the prize can still assist in it's defeat. The top 4 who does the most damage to the Bismark-Kappa III by the time it is defeated will claim a remaining unclaimed prize that wasn't chosen by the player that got more damage than them. If you are not playing for a prize, say that you are just assisting in your first post.

Each player starts with 10 HP and a melee weapon of their own description that does 1d6 damage. Roll 1d20 to attempt a hit, and 1d6 damage in the same post in case the hit connects. To hit the Bismark-Kappa you must roll 8 or better. Don't roll a 1 or something bad will happen. Roll a 20 and do double damage.

You may only post once until the Bismark-Kappa gets it's turn, then you may post again. Do not delete your post. Doing so will result in disqualification. I can easily check security logs to monitor this. Editing your post will not change the outcome of your rolls.

Here is an example of how to attack:

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I slash at the monster with Devil's Scourge- a flagrum that has three whips that are three feet long and tipped with deadly arcane crystals.
B47TSKD|1-20
1-6

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The first number must be 8 or better to harm the monster. If it is, the second roll did damage to the monster. To learn more about how to roll, or to try it out, check out Link- How to Roll Dice.

You may reply to this thread out of character by saying OOC. For example-
"OOC: I have a question about the rules." or "OOC: That was a terrible roll, I can't believe you died already."
Anything not prefixed with OOC is happening in the game and I might take advantage of it during the fight.

Some who have fought Bismark Kappa before know that it usually attacks whoever is hurting it most, or who has hurt it last. Maybe that information could be used to your advantage.1-20·1-6