Roll to Dodge: Ludicrous Edition

I use the disguise of my construction worker to get into a construction site and steal the crane.
 
CivGeneral said:
*sigh*, I heal myself to full health again
5: You erode four more hitpoints.

Red_Spy said:
I take all the weapons in the store to the Rebel Leader.
8: That's more than you can carry.

hendo said:
I travel to the library that Dhoomstrider has found, and read a book about guns.
15 (16): Versing yourself in the intricacies of firearms, you gain a +1 bonus to rolls in gun maintenance.

landlubber said:
I continue my search for a hyena den.
C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER!!
ROLL TO DODGE!
10: You're grazed for 3 damage by a homing monitor.

CivCube said:
I follow the confused soldiers back to Rebel Command. There must be a doctor who can give me a bionic upgrade.
17: As it so happens, they do have someone versed in cybernetics who, with a near-inexhaustible supply of First World electronic detritus, is able to fit you up with a mind-machine interface that boosts all your combat rolls by 2.

Verarde said:
I jump off the mine in a direction that will best shield me from the blast.
3: Well, crap, it takes a nanosecond to trigger.
ROLL TO DODGE!
3: You suffer 45 damage.

Dhoomstriker said:
A librarian leads me to books about alien literature, philosophy, and culture, where I use my academia expertise to learn how to better communicate with aliens.
19 (20): YOU CAN TALK TO TEH ALIENZ!

mythmonster2 said:
GAH! Look for some sort of natural remedy.
10 (12): You manage to stymie the parasite's effect to -1 hp/turn.

Skwink said:
I tell the soldiers all come back.
2: The cartels sense your weakness and press the attack!
ROLL TO DODGE!
6: You open fire, but you and North take 9 damage each.

Abaddon said:
I practice long and hard, using my endurance to build also my strength.
13 (14): You boost your endurance by 1 point.

EnglishCrusader said:
I use the disguise of my construction worker to get into a construction site and steal the crane.
14: It's a small crane, but it's self-propelled.

Boundless suffers 15 damage for inactivity.
 
Me and my men take the weapons back.
 
Power! Power! I try to take out their sentry gun.
 
I wait until night so I can go all werehyena and crush all the things that have oppressed me.
 
Using complex logical (academia-based) arguments, Attlee and I crazily convince one of the library's maintenance personnel to share her tools and expertise with us for use in an engineering construction project (maybe she has a soft spot for big cats?).
 
I sell my crane for money.
 
Red_Spy said:
Me and my men take the weapons back.
18: You return with the goods.

CivCube said:
Power! Power! I try to take out their sentry gun.
5 (7): You really wanna get on their bad books so soon?

landlubber said:
I wait until night so I can go all werehyena and crush all the things that have oppressed me.
4: SPLINTER IN THE FOOT!! Augh, that's 2 damage per turn!

Verarde said:
Urgh. I attempt to heal.
13: You recover 12 hitpoints... somehow.

Dhoomstriker said:
Using complex logical (academia-based) arguments, Attlee and I crazily convince one of the library's maintenance personnel to share her tools and expertise with us for use in an engineering construction project (maybe she has a soft spot for big cats?).
16 (18): You get some nails, a couple of boards of plywood, a whole bunch of Popsicle sticks, a few metal rods, and a roll of duct tape.

mythmonster2 said:
Resume my hunt for animals.
7 (9): Still nothin'.

Skwink said:
North and I return fire.
10: Scattered 'em, but no casualties.

Terrance888 said:
I befriend Tarzan and learn the ways of the jungle.
5: This is the savanna.

EnglishCrusader said:
I sell my crane for money.
12: You get $750.

Abaddon said:
I use my endurance and my ability to speak to the animals to lead the best safari tours in the world.
11: It's a gimmick that attracts a crowd.

hendo said:
I use my powers of telepathy to learn the alien dialect that Dhoomstriker has taught himself.
6 (7): Except you're not telepathic.
 
I call the USSR to see if they want to help the rebels.
 
I tip my hat and say, "First-time user error. You know how it is." I ask for a owner's manual for my bionic limbs.
 
The helpful maintenance woman leads Attlee and me to the library's observatory, where I crazily apply my Engineering expertise and some of my newfound supplies to reconfigure the observatory into an inter-stellar communications network.
 
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