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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 687420" data-attributes="member: 2885">On the Road again...The party evenly distributed the coins, arms, armor, and the gear for each of the horses to haul. Bartol occasionally took some of the extra weight off of Bob. The animals were tethered together for ease. Thane spent time with the wolf bitch and her cubs. Although not tame, there was a new understanding. She was starting to accept the party as her new pack. The horses avoided  the wolves.The first day was almost completely uneventful. The party passed thru the wilds and found the Moonsea Ride to Tilverton. Bartol checked for tracks of other travelers. The road hadn’t seen any activity for many days. On the morning of the second day, a larger group of riders was visible in the distance. They appeared to be human or humanoid and were mounted on horses. They were armed and armored.Bartol worried. He handed the reins of the horses to Erik and jogged ahead of to check things out. No visible signs of the riders on the road. No areas where an ambush could occur. And he found an area of woods that Thane could use in their defense if need be. He jogged back to report. The riders had moved to another ridge. They waved their weapons in the air but did not advance on the party.Bartol started to draw his sword.“Would you cut that out,” Thane said as he playfully swatted at him with his cudgel.“Calm down,” Timmay added. “They appear to be just a patrol.”Bartol would not relent.“Please,” Bernedette cooed.“Okay,” Bartol replied and let go of his hilt. Bartol took the reins again from Erik.The night was  beginning to fall when the party finally spied a watch tower.“This must be Tilver’s Gap,” Erik stated.</blockquote>

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