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<blockquote data-quote="Rybaer" data-source="post: 2050456" data-attributes="member: 118">Pyior casts his spell and a dense pocket of fog coalesces around him.&nbsp; Crossing the bridge with nearly no visibility is a bit harrowing, but everyone makes it safely to the other side.&nbsp; The arrowhawk seems to take no interest.Once safely within the confines of the keep's courtyard, the spell disperses.&nbsp; The courtyard is just shy of a hundred feet wide and fifty across.&nbsp; The two narrow towers on either side of the gate have fallen into severe disrepair and their stairways are both completely missing (evidence suggests they were wood and have been scavenged or rotted away).Along the left side of the courtyard is a building that may have once been a stable.&nbsp; To the right side, a forge and a kitchen - both completely stripped of anything of value.&nbsp; Weeds and shrubs push up everywhere through the cracks in the stone.Opposite the gate is an open doorway, fifteen feet tall and eight wide.&nbsp; The wood is long gone and there is little light coming from beyond.&nbsp; The door itself is recessed into the side of the mountain.&nbsp; A handful of narrow windows dot the cliff wall above and to either side of the main doorway.Pyior notes a few piles of animal dung scattered about the courtyard.&nbsp; At a cursory inspection, he could guess it came from an omnivorous animal of moderate size (100-300lbs).&nbsp; Some is fresh, some quite old.&nbsp; On the rocky ground, there are no good tracks.ooc - this is all obtained by a very cursory look at and into the stuff in the courtyard.&nbsp; You may make a more thorough examination, or continue into the mountainside...or come up with something else to do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rybaer, post: 2050456, member: 118"] Pyior casts his spell and a dense pocket of fog coalesces around him. Crossing the bridge with nearly no visibility is a bit harrowing, but everyone makes it safely to the other side. The arrowhawk seems to take no interest. Once safely within the confines of the keep's courtyard, the spell disperses. The courtyard is just shy of a hundred feet wide and fifty across. The two narrow towers on either side of the gate have fallen into severe disrepair and their stairways are both completely missing (evidence suggests they were wood and have been scavenged or rotted away). Along the left side of the courtyard is a building that may have once been a stable. To the right side, a forge and a kitchen - both completely stripped of anything of value. Weeds and shrubs push up everywhere through the cracks in the stone. Opposite the gate is an open doorway, fifteen feet tall and eight wide. The wood is long gone and there is little light coming from beyond. The door itself is recessed into the side of the mountain. A handful of narrow windows dot the cliff wall above and to either side of the main doorway. Pyior notes a few piles of animal dung scattered about the courtyard. At a cursory inspection, he could guess it came from an omnivorous animal of moderate size (100-300lbs). Some is fresh, some quite old. On the rocky ground, there are no good tracks. ooc - this is all obtained by a very cursory look at and into the stuff in the courtyard. You may make a more thorough examination, or continue into the mountainside...or come up with something else to do. [/QUOTE]

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