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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jsb420" data-source="post: 5542175" data-attributes="member: 6672544">[sblock=ooc][MENTION=85506]Darksteed[/MENTION]: i will say you collected the arrows from the dead archers, 24 arrows.[/sblock]You and your party decide to bypass the hulking ship, mentally marking its location so as to possibly return or your way to rendezvouz with the Salty Dog. Not long passes before numerous shipwrecks start coming into sight, all in various stages of decay. All are not sea worthy, and lichen grows on most of the surfaces. You can make out reed-boats, massive, half sunken arcs, a three-masted brigantine, masts and spars hanging awry, and an old cog, its single mast shattered. Some radiate negative energies, some appear normal shipwrecks.      Around mid afternoon - heading roughly north-northeast - a narrow land mass can be seen in the distance. A closer look reveals an exposed section of coral sticking out of the green waters. The coral extends to the left and right of you for as far as you can see almost like a natural barrier. You don’t see any opening that the dingy can pass through. One direction is as good as another, so you head due west and eventually find an area that the Loose Lady can barely fit, but it requires everyone to exit the craft.      Standing atop the coral, you notice the jagged stone-like coral is sturdy enough to support you. There is a strange-looking white foam that hugs the coral on both the north and south sides of the coral atoll.     [sblock=Nature Check (DC 12) – Trained only]You have seen this foam before. Some aquatic shellfish secrete a fluid similar to this when spawning[/sblock]     [sblock=ooc]Tell me your locations on the map. You have landed on the right hand coral atoll.     Roll Initiatives![/sblock]     [sblock=Map]  <img src="http://i.imgur.com/00X8u.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />[/sblock]   [sblock=Terrain, Please Read]Coral Atoll (whitish area): firm ground, not difficult terrain; if knocked prone, that PC takes 1d4 damage in addition to any other damage.     Coral Mounds (C7: D8; G10:H12; J10:L11; U7:V8; Y10:Z11; AB10:AC11): considered difficult terrain.     Submerged Coral (light green area): one square past Coral Atoll is considered to be difficult terrain, this also applies to the area between the two coral atolls. Depth ranging from 1 to 2 feet of water.     Deep Water: Beyond one square from the coral atoll is a 20-foot vertical drop to the sea floor.     Swimming:  Swim or Tread: (as part of movement): DC 10 (calm waters) If swimming north or south, every 2 squares of movement towards the coral atoll will slide you 1 square to the east. If swimming west, you can only move 1/4 speed. If swimming east, double your swimming movement.     Success: you swim equals half your speed     Failure (by 4 or less): you can’t swim any further as part of a movement action, but you are treading water  Failure (by 5 or more): you can’t move any further and you sink 1 square.     *NOTE: The seagrass becomes thicker as you move away from the coral atoll. The DC to swim increases by 2 for each square beyond the start of the Deep Water (EX: DC 10 - 1 sq away from the Submerged Coral; DC 12 - 2 sq away, etc).     **NOTE: There is no Athletics check to climb up onto the difficult terrain of the Submerged Coral areas.     [/sblock]</blockquote>

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