D&D 5E Tall's PotA Campaign - IC

Thateous

Explorer

• Sep 27, 2018

• #1,551

Thateous checks for any signs of a recent large exodus of troops.

 

log in or register to remove this ad

Yavathol

Explorer

• Sep 27, 2018

• #1,552

"So you think there are any captive farmers in that larger tent, with the orcs and cultists guarding them?"

 

A

Azurewraith

Explorer

• Sep 28, 2018

• #1,553

"Who knows? Only one way to find out I suppose. Unfortunately I have expended a bit to much energy and will not be able to shape shift and a out."

 

Thateous

Explorer

• Sep 29, 2018

• #1,554

Thateous pats the old man on the back. "Surely you have a few spells left druid."

 

Yavathol

Explorer

• Sep 29, 2018

• #1,555

"Let's try and sneak in as far as possible, maybe use the tents as cover?"

 

A

Azurewraith

Explorer

• Sep 29, 2018

• #1,556

"A few no non that would help in this situation, unless anyone needs a bath."

 

Charwoman Gene

Adventurer

• Sep 29, 2018

• #1,557

"Sneaking up sounds like a good plan."

 

A

Azurewraith

Explorer

• Sep 30, 2018

• #1,558

"Perhaps a small group sneaks in? These old bones tend up creak."

 

Yavathol

Explorer

• Sep 30, 2018

• #1,559

"Ok, but do we have a way of communicating between the groups? Let's arrange a rendezvous point now, and maybe a signal for the remainers to start a distraction if the scouts get discovered?"

 

TallIan

Explorer

• Oct 1, 2018

• #1,560

A blind man could follow the mud slick road that leads out from the two entrances to the camp. The south one, closest to you, seems more used though. Both of these short, muddy roads quickly fan out into numerous smaller trails that disappear into the distance. The orcs have certainly been coming and going a lot - mostly south and east it appears.

If you approached the camp from slightly north of east the large tent will shield you from the orcs outside the large tent and the ones by the cages. The goblins at the north entrance could still see you, but it would be impossible to approach without being in view of at least someone in the camp. The long grass and scattered rocks could still provide cover - with a bit of luck.