diaglo
Adventurer
Roughing it
At the elven camp, Bartol, Erik and Bernedette spoke with the leader. Thane sat to one side stunned. The elves told them they had been trailing the giant for several days. Their main mission was to stop any further orc raids from this area. They were originally from Essembra in Battledale.
The party told the elves of their mission to the Thunder Peaks. And as to why they were in the company of a hobgoblin. The elves were not familiar with Mug's Teeth. Bernedette began to tell the tale of her quest to become a priestess.
"Oh, behave," one of the elves said in elven.
"You must teach me that," Erik laughed. "That is the first time I've seen anyone shut her up."
Bartol pulled his elven sword and the banner from his pack. He started to fill in the rest of the story. The leader didn't like what he saw.
"There are runes on this blade," he said. "And one such as yourself should be careful to whom you show this." He indicated the warning banner. "The sword, too, is not something I would show to many." He changed the subject. "The Thunder Peaks are 3 days West of here."
Thane prepared a meal for the company. Soon conversation died. The elves told the party to relax and not worry about taking watch.
The next day everyone said their goodbyes. Bartol told the elves to expect a gnome to pass thru this way. An hour later, the party discovered the giant's trail. They also found the remains of its meal. Thane built a pyre.
Two days later the party found themselves in the foothills. They followed a trail to the top of one and looked down on a beautiful valley. They struggled the rest of the next day to climb the next rise. The trees changed and the air got thinner. Across the way the party could see snow on yet another series peaks. They could also see Mug's Teeth.
"Lets camp off the trail here," Thane said as they reached the ridgeline. "It seems the most defensible. And I don't want to get caught in the dark."
"No fires," Erik added.
The party took care of their mounts and set up camp under the canopy of a large evergreen. They had a meal of dried meat.
At the elven camp, Bartol, Erik and Bernedette spoke with the leader. Thane sat to one side stunned. The elves told them they had been trailing the giant for several days. Their main mission was to stop any further orc raids from this area. They were originally from Essembra in Battledale.
The party told the elves of their mission to the Thunder Peaks. And as to why they were in the company of a hobgoblin. The elves were not familiar with Mug's Teeth. Bernedette began to tell the tale of her quest to become a priestess.
"Oh, behave," one of the elves said in elven.
"You must teach me that," Erik laughed. "That is the first time I've seen anyone shut her up."
Bartol pulled his elven sword and the banner from his pack. He started to fill in the rest of the story. The leader didn't like what he saw.
"There are runes on this blade," he said. "And one such as yourself should be careful to whom you show this." He indicated the warning banner. "The sword, too, is not something I would show to many." He changed the subject. "The Thunder Peaks are 3 days West of here."
Thane prepared a meal for the company. Soon conversation died. The elves told the party to relax and not worry about taking watch.
The next day everyone said their goodbyes. Bartol told the elves to expect a gnome to pass thru this way. An hour later, the party discovered the giant's trail. They also found the remains of its meal. Thane built a pyre.
Two days later the party found themselves in the foothills. They followed a trail to the top of one and looked down on a beautiful valley. They struggled the rest of the next day to climb the next rise. The trees changed and the air got thinner. Across the way the party could see snow on yet another series peaks. They could also see Mug's Teeth.
"Lets camp off the trail here," Thane said as they reached the ridgeline. "It seems the most defensible. And I don't want to get caught in the dark."
"No fires," Erik added.
The party took care of their mounts and set up camp under the canopy of a large evergreen. They had a meal of dried meat.