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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ashy" data-source="post: 1715882" data-attributes="member: 312">Tristan: [spoiler]Spot Check: 1d20+6: (14)  + 6 = 20;As your sharp eyes scan the blasted and battered scene before you, pieces of the puzzle seem to fall readily into place.  There were only two armies involved here; one that was camped here (you notice, even beneath the churned, bloody red mud the signs of biouvack-type tents and small cook fires, still smoldering even now) and another that attacked from what you assume is the north, over the line of high dunes.  The encamped army was taken by almost utter surprise - many of the creatures (for there are many races represented amongst their ranks, both known and unknown) being cut down before donning their armor.  Very little spells were cast in this battle: you notice only a few signs of massive spell power brought to bear, and the majority of these few signs speak to focused spells (as opposed to area-effect spells).  However, you do notice that some of the dead show signs of having their bodies crushed in a horrible way: as if they were pummeled by a sudden, massive force or as if they were dropped from a great height onto the desert floor.The victors left by one of two paths (you can tell by the swath of footprints) - one due "east" from your location and the other on a more south easterly course.  Only two standards were flown on this battlefield: roughly drawn pictogram-like symbols both.  One (the losers) wore the symbol of what might be a man standing by a river or perhaps a snake and the others bore the symbol of a triangle within a circle, with the tip of the triangle piercing the top of the circle.OOC: I will try and get you a picture of these symbols.  If so, I will attach them below.[/spoiler]</blockquote>

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