10-11-2015, 04:26 AM
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 Dueling Club - Challenge #1
Challenge #1
Both club members and non-club members may participate in the challenge, though only club members will reap the benefits (if any) for the tournament duels.
Please remember that all DADA Classroom rules, Dueling Club Rules and SS site rules apply. The first challenge of the dueling club is presented in a room off the practice hall. The room is not really a room, but an alleyway. Several stories of rather rickety looking and unstable balconies and verandas loom above you as you step onto the street. A few feet ahead of you, the street disappears into a pit, a pit that is in the form and place of the street. The cobblestones on either side of the maw look like they are hanging on by a few threads.
There are several open doors along the narrow, crumbly side-paths and a few planks of wood, rope and other things one might expect to find in an alleyway. To your left there is a door, and a rickety staircase leading up.
Your challenge? Get to the other side of the alleyway, and find the flag at the end on the roof. The rules? You are not allowed to touch the cobblestone pathway. Most staircases are destroyed so a simple climb up is not an option. Oh, and no magic. All wands are to be left in a basket at the start of the maze. Don't worry, they will be returned to you at the end of the challenge.
So, how will you get across and up? ------------------------------------
OOC: And here it is! First challenge. Pretty simple. To complete the challenge, please do a minimum of 3 posts (they can be as long, or short, as you would like).
The complexity of the path you choose is up to you, but keep in mind it should not be straightforward. Your character should have to utilize some creative methods to get to their destination. Whether it's swinging like Tarzan or parkouring up walls like assassins 
Those who complete the challenge will receive 2 extra Fatigue points to go towards their tournament duels. Please mark COMPLETE as the title for your last post, so that I can easily reference who has completed the task and who hasn't  [/i] |