In this Survival challenge, youll race down an icy hill and attempt to jump through holes worth one, two, or three points. Your goal is to reach thirty points in as few attempts as possible.

[toll]6d6[/toll]

Roll 6d6. A 1 scores you 1 point, 2 scores you 2 points, 3 scores you 3 points, but a 6 anywhere in that roll sends you flying off the edge and will negate any points you would've scored for that roll. Then, in another post, roll another 6d6 to continue adding to your score until you hit thirty total points. The second you hit thirty, you're all set (unless you still hit a 6 in that row). You could technically just do this all in one post and roll 6d6 a ton of times but I'm fine with the clutter and kinda prefer it tbh, so just keep the rolls in separate posts.

Example.
I roll a 4 1 3 3 4 5. I score on the 1, the 3, and the 3 for 7 points.
I roll a 2 5 3 1 6 1. I would've added to my score, but rolling the dreaded 6 wiped me out and I got nothing. I'm still at 7 and continue til I hit thirty.

Another example. If I'm at 28 points and roll a 4 5 1 1 4 3, then that second 1 is where my score is reached. That will be used when counting how many actual rolls it took you to reach your score. If this is confusing don't worry, I'll be keeping everyone's score anyway. But feel free to help out your peers if you understand. And again, if I had rolled a 6 in that roll even after hitting those two 1's to score thirty, the row is still negated and I keep going.

Because this is a Survival round, everyone MUST do this challenge. No strike will be handed out if you skip it, you'll DQ and take up one of the bottom three spots. We cant have someone sit out the challenge on purpose to take a strike and avoid possible elimination, that'd be lame

The THREE contestants who reach thirty points the slowest will be Yeeted from the competition.

This is a Survival round, no voting. Very deadly!