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How about a Druid? A bit of natural religion way out there, and a healthy respect for nature. tempering the village building by avoiding destruction of the natural environment?

Ungroth allows Gruskin to take his place at the end of the rope, and scouts around again, just in case. Swamps unnerve him.

Finding this new use for his Rope of Climbing rather amusing at first, Ungroth quickly tires of the game. He orders the end of the rope to find a new purchase further off to his right (East?), possibly 10 to 20 feet, and tries again. "I don't s'pose either of you can whip up a hurricane or...

"I guess it's worth a try" says Ungroth as he once again pulls his trusty Rope of Climbing from his pack. Ordering one end to fasten around a nearby purchase and the other end around his waist (allowing him to sink about 10' into the sand), he goes down where he previously came up, pushing as...

Ungroth is open to suggestions. He begins a sweep of the area as suggested by Gorash, giving Gruskin the occasional sideways glance.

Ungroth examines the stones as well, especially the bases to see if the ground at their feet are scratched or scarred, which would suggest the stones can be moved or may have been moved recently.

Once everyone is up, Ungroth puts his rope back into his pack. "What do you see?" he calls up to the airborn halfling.

ooc = LOL Ungroth will ascend towards the middle, as best he can manage.

Ungroth uses his rope to aid his ascent, first just poking his head above the rim of the rock face at eye level and scans the area. If itr seems safe he will go up and help the others up.

Depends what kind of player you are. I myself had this one game of Oblivion over 400 hours played because i just HAD to explore every inch of the game, do every dungeon/quest, and what have you. Same for Fallout 3 and FONV. So for me, this game is indeed taking over my life. And if you are the...

Ungroth scouts around for an easier way up the rocks but does not go up, he will wait for the others.

Ungroth stalks warily towards the black rocks, cautious of what might be lurking behind any of the many thorn bushes, or just below the surface of the water. "Swamps are so creepy" he mutters at one point. Sorry it took this long to post. Skyrim is taking it's toll on everything not Skyrim...

Ungroth says nothing. He nods to the guide to signal that he is ready.

I've been checking in every day. I don't want anything from the list. I'm good to go.

"Do we need to aquire any special equipment to get us there beyond what is being provided, Mr. Hinter?" Ungroth queries, weighing his purse. Do we get the 10k up front or after we succeed the mission, cause if we get it first, i'll need to revisit the SRD before we go. :)

Are we going to be ok without a fighter type? I could rebuild to some form of Barbarian/Rogue if needed. Alot less skills tho.

Get your wizard a Deck of Illusions, at least then he can make believe he's playing with a full deck. :) And thx for the feat, i'll get right on it.

Ungroth's eyes turn towards the ceiling as he does the math, then focuses once again on the priest. "Ten thousand gold on top of an unspecified 'hoard of treasure' sets my mind at ease. I for one am willing to attempt this." That said, he steps back a bit and looks at the others expressionlessly.

Ungroth declines the beverage. "Concentrated sunlight is detrimental to my profession. The last thing i need is to glow in the dark." he says, scowling at the bright liquid. As he listens to the tale, his eyes glint at the mention of vast riches. "I can handle traps," he says tentatively, "might...

"Honor?" comes the query from just around the corner of the hall entrance. "No, the horror is all mine. You people aren't around him day in and day out." says Ungroth as he comes into view of the clergymen. "Ahh the tales i could... wait... what? What was that?" he asks, a puzzled look on his...