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I've got an announcement to make: I've decided to reboot this quest on the Sufficient Velocity forums, here. Thanks to everyone who read or participated in this version of the quest - in particular, thanks to AbraPunk and ShiniGojira for being such consistent voters, from the beginning to the...

The more you think about it, the more you like your Nap Attack idea, with its potential to solve two problems at once for free. You locate Rin and Chester and ask if they’d be open to accepting Trent as a new member. Both of them are enthusiastic about the notion, believing that he’ll help them...

You ask Team Sensation to ease up on tapping the dungeon. Tristram Slurpuff and Chrysa seem relieved – you expect they were getting bored with running the same dungeon again and again – but Jan Noctowl and Yves Indeedee are a bit disappointed. Late Autumn, 896 CC It turns out you aren’t the...

Tristram and Chrysa quickly agree to your request for 30% of the spice smuggling profits, making you wonder if you could’ve asked for more. Oh well, best not to get too greedy, you suppose. Shortly thereafter, you make a low-key announcement that Team Sensation – as well as Deputy Noivern – will...

You provisionally accept the Dugtrim for a year. Time will tell if that was a good decision or not… Early Summer, 896 CC To your mild surprise, the curly-haired head changes his attitude after the first month of training. Apparently what he was really most afraid of was dying without having...

You convince Chrysa to exclude the call-out of Rose’s amulets, reminding her that the guild can’t afford to take on any kind of financial risk at the moment, and approve Sargas’ skits idea. He might not be the greatest at dungeoneering, but he knows what he’s doing when it comes to comedy. You...

After reviewing all the options, you conclude that Chrysa’s seminar idea is the only one that doesn’t really have a chance to go wrong. It might not have a huge impact, but you suspect your guild’s current poor reputation is the first thing you’ll need to fix to start addressing all the other...

After a considerable amount of fretting and late-night pacing up and down the guild’s hallways, you finally come to a decision. Employing Chef Meganium may be expensive, but she’s well worth the cost considering how much of an impact she’s having on guild morale. And if you let her go, you doubt...

Hmm. You really don't want to raise the take of rewards or replace Chef Meganium! Maybe you can talk Yvonne Meganium into taking a temporary pay-cut until the guild's in a better financial position? You approach her when she's wrapping up in the kitchen for the day and, after politely declining...

Author's note: This quest is now running concurrently on the SpaceBattles forum! Votes from both places will be totaled together. If you have accounts on both this site and SpaceBattles, please only vote on one of them. Additionally, substantial updates have been made to the setting information...

You reluctantly give up on your dreams of a big party and begin thinking about the speech you’ll give. Late Winter, 895 CC There’s a lot of low-key grumbling after you announce that there will be no anniversary celebration this year, but at least most Pokemon are understanding of the guild’s...

Note: I rolled randomly to determine the outcome of the vote again. You decide not to talk to team Nap Attack, predicting that they’ll lose interest in the Jirachi quest as long as no one brings it up to them. Rin and Chester plan a tentative route and start making a big list of supplies to...

You gather Team Farstride and a few representatives of your guild’s evolved members for a meeting in the dining hall. With any luck, you can come to a solution that at least sorta works. The meeting begins with you presenting your idea to have Team Farstride use the middle-stage honorific for...

Team Hodgepodge readily agrees to your suggestion to participate in the exchange program. Liam promises to carefully study the Mountaintop Guild’s practices and how they differ from those of your guild, although the other members of the team seem to be treating it more like a vacation of sorts...

You decide that this is a matter for experts, and send out a call for Windhaven’s most noted physicians and scholars of magical anomalies. First, Kevast Hypno tries having Sargas pick up things while in a hypnotic trance, seeking to determine if the curse relies on conscious understanding to...

Note: I decided the voting tie with a die roll again. I feel a bit bad about doing this two times in a row, but it’s a been a few days and I want to keep the quest moving. You must be a genius, as all your plans are equally brilliant! ...or at least that’s what you tell yourself when you can’t...

Note: The voting tie was determined randomly, as the choice wasn’t of critical importance and both options seemed plausible for the guildmaster’s personality. You decide that it’d be best to gather more information first, but after some internal debate, eventually conclude that sending Flinn to...

You decide to appoint Chrysa Noivern as your deputy. Although untested in administrative work, you’re confident she’ll be able to learn the necessary skills soon enough. But does the rest of the guild see the logic behind your decision? For the most part, yes! Some of the older guild members...

Ah, that’s right! You’re Theseus Bewear, and you’re a Sly, crafty fellow. Your days of petty – and sometimes, not so petty – crime are long behind you, but you still maintained enough contacts with the city’s shadier elements to catch wind of Lud’s scheme. After that, some careful eavesdropping...

Early Spring, 895 CC Many years ago, Pym Reuniclus founded the Starlight Guild to provide the port city of Windhaven with an alternative to the increasingly sclerotic and profit-driven Metagross Guild. Although it never quite attained the same size or prestige as their rival, for over 50 years...