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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Karl Green" data-source="post: 1673055" data-attributes="member: 1467">[occ]No problem, I will make your Fort for you,todal of a 15. Refleev makes both of his. Norbac does indeed look very tired but his spell is able to restore him enough to not suffer the affects. The horses can continue but they are starting to show the affects of the long ride...[/occ]The group continues on, walking their tired horses often but making good time across the wide valley plain. By midday they make it into the foothills of the northern Abbor-Ablz. On and on the party follows the tracks of the raiders. The two foresters both can tell the raiders have not paused, have not slowed in the fast run towards the border… their stamina must be amazing or boosted by some unholy force…The shadows of the day grow long as the sun slowly slips toward night, and still the trail leads on, deeper into the rough hills and low mountains. Most vegetation is stunted and spars here, and few living things are seen or heard as the pursuit continues…As sunset approaches Refleev says "Curses, we have come to the border… there be one of the 'centurion stone' marks that were set here in ages past… I… if we continue, we must use caution and attempt to avoid any patrols that we might encounter… if they find… me, it could be trouble for the Dame, and I want that not…"[occ]Again everyone needs a Fortitude check, Philo gains a +2 because of the natural 20 from the last roll[/b]On the party rides, their exhausted yet faithful horses prodding forward, on into the lonely hills. The trail leads into a narrow and deep dried riverbed that wines back and worth through the hills. Night is rapidly approaching, the sky turning red at sunset…[occ]Everyone please make and record the results of a Listen OR a Spot roll (your choice but only one)[/occ]</blockquote>

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