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<blockquote data-quote="driver8" data-source="post: 2229829" data-attributes="member: 17559">James follows the tracks as quickly as he can. They are easy to follow, and meander away to the east. A few drops of blood are evident at points along the trail..blood that is still damp.Finally, after about a mile, the trail turns again to the west and north. As it does, you find evidence of other tracks-booted feet- at least two pair.Following through the trees, you eventually come back into sight of Flytrap Ridge.About 100 yards from the ridge, you can see the eastern slope, covered in trees, and full of folds and draws on the steep incline of the hillside.The tracks of the booted feet and the hooves, however, are all but gone. Here the ground seems drier than it was to the south. The trail is now too faint , and you have no way to know in which direction it went.The forest around you is thinner. You estimate youve been&nbsp; trudging in the woods for almost two hours.It is then that you hear a sound of something moving through the brush, to the north, to your right. You also see the head of a goblin, and the point of its long spear, walking slowly toward you about 100 feet away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="driver8, post: 2229829, member: 17559"] James follows the tracks as quickly as he can. They are easy to follow, and meander away to the east. A few drops of blood are evident at points along the trail..blood that is still damp. Finally, after about a mile, the trail turns again to the west and north. As it does, you find evidence of other tracks-booted feet- at least two pair. Following through the trees, you eventually come back into sight of Flytrap Ridge.About 100 yards from the ridge, you can see the eastern slope, covered in trees, and full of folds and draws on the steep incline of the hillside. The tracks of the booted feet and the hooves, however, are all but gone. Here the ground seems drier than it was to the south. The trail is now too faint , and you have no way to know in which direction it went. The forest around you is thinner. You estimate youve been trudging in the woods for almost two hours. It is then that you hear a sound of something moving through the brush, to the north, to your right. You also see the head of a goblin, and the point of its long spear, walking slowly toward you about 100 feet away. [/QUOTE]

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