[Xzylvador]

Thrill seeker, cheetah cage (5d6.hits(5)=2)
Made it... but what the hell, who am I kidding, he's doing it anyway.

Editting IC.

[Onion Man]

Oh God... what are we getting into now?

[Xzylvador]

If this means combat (I'm guessing it does), Rafa will wait for the cat to jump at him.
Full Defense Block: Full Defense: Unarmed 5, Gymn Dodge 6, Reaction 5 (16d6.hits(5)=6)
If successful: Throw: Str + Unarmed opposed test: Throw: Unarmed 5, Str 8 (13d6.hits(5)=3) to throw it against the cage's bars.

That last roll kind of sucked, but for all rolls remember the cheetah's got a negative dice pool modifier equal to the S damage it took from the gas.

[Crash_00]

Anyone not wanting to get involved in the combat doesn't have to roll initiative, just let me know what you're planning to do during the time.

[Onion Man]

Ah, removing my initiative then.  I'm not getting involved with an anegry, drugged up cat.

[Xzylvador]

a snarl showing him a full set of teeth that make you a bit more hesitant than you were a second ago (Give me another Composure (2) test).

Composure vs Fear (7d6.hits(5)=3) (2 extra dice vs fear)

[farothel]

I just checked on the tiger.  Between the assensing and the medkit roll, I should be able to tell it's status I think.

I'll wait for the cheetah to do something first, although at the moment I'm tempted to put the second dose of slab into Rafa.

Can I do an animal handling check to try something on the Cheetah?

[Xzylvador]

Wrestle a leopard, are you nuts?

It's a cheetah.

Edit & Addendum: It's the cat's turn since Rafa sacrificed his action.

[Onion Man]

Wrestle a leopard, are you nuts?

It's a cheetah.

Edit & Addendum: It's the cat's turn since Rafa sacrificed his action.

Meh, stripes are stripes. 

[Xzylvador]

Spots, darnit! Stripes are tigers... and zebras.

Where do they keep the zebras?

[Xzylvador]

And in comes the stunbolt...
Force 9, seriously... that's kind of overkill I think. No need to panic that hard, the thing's still in its cage ya know.

 @Ethan: To roll multiple dice (will use 7 as example), instead of typing 7 in the "Number of Rolls" field and 1d6.hits(5) in the "Dice" field -- which will get you 7 rolls, 1d6 (1d6.hits(5)=1, 1d6.hits(5)=0, 1d6.hits(5)=0, 1d6.hits(5)=0, 1d6.hits(5)=1, 1d6.hits(5)=0, 1d6.hits(5)=0), have to count the separate hits ---

It's better to type "1" in "Number of Rolls" and "7d6.hits(5)" in the Dice field. It'll show: 1 roll, 7 dice (7d6.hits(5)=3). --- Invisible Castle immediately tells you you got 3 hits ---

The "Number of Rolls" field is best used for extended tests or other things done repeatedly with the same number of dice. (Like, I shoot him twice with my pistol, semi-auto and the recoil is compensated: Bang, Bang (7d6.hits(5)=1, 7d6.hits(5)=2) 1 hit and 2 hits.)

[Xzylvador]

According to google the average Cheetah weighs about 100lb so about 50 kilograms.
Just buying hits Rafa can carry 120kg without penalty. I figured that's enough to carry two over his shoulders and drag the other... if you want a roll or have other objections, just let me know and I'll edit.

@all: Apologies, he just doesn't know any better >:p

[Xzylvador]

Critter put herself in Rafa's path, keeping her rifle so she could have it ready in an instant.
"And what exactly do you think you're doing," she asked, "If you want those cats, at least have the decency to carry them all, and not drag them by their tail.  You should have respect for the things you hunt.  Doc, get the tiger.  If he wants the cats, he can take them out on foot.  Let's get moving."

....
My god, you did not just do that to the pissed off ganger.

Typing a reply... will try to not automatically have this turn into bloodshed; though a lot will depend on Critter's ability to understand gangers as well as animals. (Hint: they really aren't much different: they don't usually respond friendly to challenges.)

[farothel]

Critter put herself in Rafa's path, keeping her rifle so she could have it ready in an instant.
"And what exactly do you think you're doing," she asked, "If you want those cats, at least have the decency to carry them all, and not drag them by their tail.  You should have respect for the things you hunt.  Doc, get the tiger.  If he wants the cats, he can take them out on foot.  Let's get moving."

....
My god, you did not just do that to the pissed off ganger.

Typing a reply... will try to not automatically have this turn into bloodshed; though a lot will depend on Critter's ability to understand gangers as well as animals. (Hint: they really aren't much different: they don't usually respond friendly to challenges.)

I'll use my animal handling then, and I might be able to use my adept power for non-sapient critters.  

As long as you take the Cheetahs not by dragging them by their tails, all is fine for Critter.

@Crash: my character probably knows how much an animal like that would go for on the market (depends also on the assensing roll, if they are awakened or not).  Can you give me an idea?  It might help (if the cats are next to worthless, I might convince Rafa to leave them as it's more trouble then it's worth).

[farothel]

Made my reply.  Normally gangers respect strenght, so that should be ok.  Otherwise we'll have to see who's fastest: Rafa with three cats on his back or Critter with a riffle loaded with slab (double dose).