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<blockquote data-quote="Corpseflower" data-source="post: 3880426" data-attributes="member: 45835"><p>A handful of large black ravens roosting atop the tower note your approach and begin cawing and ruffling their greasy feathers, but they appear to be your only reception. The old path that leads up to the ruins ends about 50 feet from the monastery. Before entering the yard, the path passes between a pair of old stone statues. While one of them is little more than rubble, the other is relatively intact. The 6-foot tall statue is incredibly worn but it can still be made out as a hobgoblin holding aloft a great stone hammer. Moss and creeper vines cover most of its surface. The remains of a set of ancient darkwood doors are nearly entirely buried under layers of soil and moss.</p><p></p><p><span style="font-size: 9px"><span style="color: dimgrey">I'm not entirely clear on your approach. Are you dividing into 2 groups or remaining as one?</span></span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Corpseflower, post: 3880426, member: 45835"] A handful of large black ravens roosting atop the tower note your approach and begin cawing and ruffling their greasy feathers, but they appear to be your only reception. The old path that leads up to the ruins ends about 50 feet from the monastery. Before entering the yard, the path passes between a pair of old stone statues. While one of them is little more than rubble, the other is relatively intact. The 6-foot tall statue is incredibly worn but it can still be made out as a hobgoblin holding aloft a great stone hammer. Moss and creeper vines cover most of its surface. The remains of a set of ancient darkwood doors are nearly entirely buried under layers of soil and moss. [SIZE=1][COLOR=dimgrey]I'm not entirely clear on your approach. Are you dividing into 2 groups or remaining as one?[/COLOR][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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