Remember the Cavindale! (As his betters, i think we have a duty to help him)

alsih2o

First Post

• Sep 19, 2003

• #241

the party presses forward into the deep undergrowth of the jungle. the floor is littered with fruits and large leaves.

less than 200 yards forward you are making good progress when you begin to see a small clearing ahead. in the clearing are 5 large herbivorous dinosaurs, the graze lazily at the large foliage, ignoring you completely.

the sight of them stuns you enough to slow oyu down to realize that the sky si changing quickly, and growig darker by the minute. one heck of a storm is brewing....

 

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Macbeth

First Post

• Sep 19, 2003

• #242

Swift

Swift motions for every to stop, and then whispers "Well, between these creatures and the brewing storm we had best find shelter soon, and since nobody else seems to care for the volcano, we should at least move away from these creatures before stopping for camp."

 

Manzanita

First Post

• Sep 19, 2003

• #243

Solomon Kreel

"There will be no proper shelter in the woods. Perhaps we should head for the volcano in hopes of finding a cave."

 

Dakkareth

First Post

• Sep 19, 2003

• #244

"All we need to do is to find some trees close enough to each other to protect us from the elements. I'm sure, you wood-people know, how to go about it. In the worst case we get wet - big deal."

 

alsih2o

First Post

• Sep 19, 2003

• #245

here is a lousy and not-true-north map:

you are the red dot, the clearing is north(for map purposes) and the volcano is east, the beach is west and the gnoll camp is south.

 

alsih2o

First Post

• Sep 19, 2003

• #246

er, i mean, here is the crapmap

 

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infax

First Post

• Sep 20, 2003

• #247

Kelkan: Halfling Wizard

Very glad to be leaving the gruesome scene, Kelkan follows his companions through the undergrowth.

At the sight of the giant lizards he stops, astonished.

"Ok, friends. As I see it we can either circle this clearing by the left, getting closer to the beach, by the right, getting closer to the volcano or we can camp right here. I think we may have gotten far enough from the gnoll camp to avoid most unexpected encounters. I must admit, however, that my senses are greatly hampered in this strange environment and some of you may know, better than me, how far we are from the bramble walls of that filthy camp."

OOC: How far are we from the gnoll camp, alsih2o? One or two miles at least?

 

alsih2o

First Post

• Sep 20, 2003

• #248

coming right up on a mile, by anyones best guess.

far enough not to hear gnolls, not so far that you have left well travelled land.

 

Brother Shatterstone

Dark Moderator of PbP

• Sep 21, 2003

• #249

Loske: (Female/Half Elf/Ranger 3)

OOC: aksih20, couple of questions... Are we on high ground a valley or what not? (Worried about flooding) second how threatening does this storm look like? (Are they “Wall” clouds, can we see rainfall falling from under the clouds, what color are the clouds, how’s the wing, how far away is the storm now, and one last one, are the clouds moving in any direction that their not moving in? Say like in a circular pattern while blowing in from one direction, AKA clouds going against the “grain”. Also what way is the storm blowing in from? Is there anything mysterious and/or noteworthy that a ranger would pick up on that I didn’t mention…? Basically has my character seen anything worse? PS I grew up in tornado alley so sorry for all of the questions…

 

Last edited: Sep 21, 2003

Dakkareth

First Post

• Sep 21, 2003

• #250

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[OOC: In other words: Loskeruina makes a wilderness/survival check ]
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