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<blockquote data-quote="Erekose13" data-source="post: 2729632" data-attributes="member: 3387">The TombWith a map and directions from the butler in hand, the group prepares for the journey ahead.&nbsp; The morning after purchases have been made is bright and sunny, an auspicious day to set out.&nbsp; The crisp morning air is accentuated by the complete lack of clouds in the sky.&nbsp; Everyone takes a nice deep breath before taking that first step on their next great adventure.Following the roads to Sairundan the party meetings little trouble on the road.&nbsp; A few caravans and lone travelers pass them or are passed by the group.&nbsp; The day wears on with the sun moving across your path as you travel south east.&nbsp; Nothing distracts you as you reach the first road station set up a day outside Orussus.&nbsp;&nbsp; A few other merchants are stopping here at night and there is a nice fire to sit and shoot the breeze by.The next two days follow much the same routine, marching by day, nice friendly company by night. On the forth day you arrive at the spot on your map where it indicates that you need to move off the beaten path and head into the edge of the dessert.&nbsp; The terrain here is hilly and the sun hot.&nbsp; There is still a fair amount of vegetation as the group crests a hill.&nbsp; Down the other side of the hill you can see a magnificent stone structure protruding.&nbsp; It is decorated with relief sculptures or half-men, half-animal creatures.&nbsp; To the left and right of the doors are 14-foot tall stone statues of naked men with jackal heads. To your right, you see a pile of rock and debris. You hear birds chirping from the trees to the north of you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Erekose13, post: 2729632, member: 3387"] [b]The Tomb[/b] With a map and directions from the butler in hand, the group prepares for the journey ahead. The morning after purchases have been made is bright and sunny, an auspicious day to set out. The crisp morning air is accentuated by the complete lack of clouds in the sky. Everyone takes a nice deep breath before taking that first step on their next great adventure. Following the roads to Sairundan the party meetings little trouble on the road. A few caravans and lone travelers pass them or are passed by the group. The day wears on with the sun moving across your path as you travel south east. Nothing distracts you as you reach the first road station set up a day outside Orussus. A few other merchants are stopping here at night and there is a nice fire to sit and shoot the breeze by. The next two days follow much the same routine, marching by day, nice friendly company by night. On the forth day you arrive at the spot on your map where it indicates that you need to move off the beaten path and head into the edge of the dessert. The terrain here is hilly and the sun hot. There is still a fair amount of vegetation as the group crests a hill. Down the other side of the hill you can see a magnificent stone structure protruding. It is decorated with relief sculptures or half-men, half-animal creatures. To the left and right of the doors are 14-foot tall stone statues of naked men with jackal heads. To your right, you see a pile of rock and debris. You hear birds chirping from the trees to the north of you. [/QUOTE]

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