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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 9463110" data-attributes="member: 6696971">THE ROAD TO THE UNKNOWN: Complexity 3 SC, Level 9 (DCs 12/17/25)Goal: Journey to ruined Fastormel.4/8 Successes/0 Failures/1 Hard DC Available/3 Secondary Skills Available/2 Advantages Available/Primary Skills Exhausted: Nature, Arcana* Note: extra success at Medium DC granted for Dispel Magic Daily deployment which locks into the fictional positioning of the situation.The sun is still a few hours from dusk when the intrepid heroes and their stalwart, hat-eating steed arrive under the unsettling boughs of The Nameless Wood.  Several paces in and the torchbearer's torch quenches suddenly from a cold, southerly gale that traverses the track northward through the forest.  Disturbingly, the foliage is untouched by this whistling wind.  The boughs above seem to press against each other like a collection of faithful clasping hands in intimate communion around a near-death loved one.  Though, instead of sending a loved one to the bosom of a god in the afterlife, this flora seems hell-bent on preventing any and all light from penetrating the folds of its domain...and so it does...the darkness is nearly complete despite the hour.<SMASH CUT TO VORN'S INTERNALIZATIONS> Vorn needs to be present.  A Ranger must lead the way in such occasions...must guide their charges through the terrestrial morass intent on barring the way, delivering hopelessness or physical injury.  But Vorn can't help but be distracted by his final exchange with those child-bandits.  Why does his mind suddenly wander back to this perpetually?  Is this simply a mundane haunted mind driven to distraction...or is this a real haunting...something else attempting to subvert his attention, acumen, focus, when Vorn, and his charges, most desperately needs it?[HR][/HR]MEDIUM DC [USER=6785785]@hawkeyefan[/USER] .  Is this mundane or a true haunting from the forest?  How does Vorn surmount it?</blockquote>

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