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<blockquote data-quote="Fangor the Fierce" data-source="post: 1808646" data-attributes="member: 17100">The Farm&nbsp;Ghin strolls up to the edge of the farm and begins hearing the sounds of animals.&nbsp; He can see a house, situated near the front fenceline.&nbsp; Behind the house, he spies a large barn.&nbsp; Larger than any barn he has ever seen.&nbsp; It is probably over 50 feet tall and from what he can tell, well over 100 feet long and just as wide.&nbsp;Upon nearing the gate, he spies a sign on the gate, saying, &quot;The Keeper is In.&nbsp; Please ring for service.&quot;&nbsp; He notices a rope strapped on the nearby post with a large bell attached to it.&nbsp;(OOC - Saving time, for DM purposes, I assume you ring the bell.&nbsp; Please tell me if you do anything prior to that.&nbsp;After ringing the bell, as hard as you can, you wait.&nbsp; The sounds of the animals grow at first, and then die down from the barn area.&nbsp; The whole place is fenced in.&nbsp; The gate has a lock as well.&nbsp; The fence is handmade, but you can tell that it must have taken a very long time, as the fence is strong and meant to keep things out as well as keeping the animals in.&nbsp; It stands 10 feet tall, with spaces between the posts for you to be able to see through.&nbsp; But surely not large enough to squeeze through.&nbsp; &nbsp;You wait a little longer, and even try ringing the bell again, but nothing still.&nbsp; Looking around, there is only the scattered trees, brush and fields.&nbsp; What do you want to do?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fangor the Fierce, post: 1808646, member: 17100"] The Farm Ghin strolls up to the edge of the farm and begins hearing the sounds of animals. He can see a house, situated near the front fenceline. Behind the house, he spies a large barn. Larger than any barn he has ever seen. It is probably over 50 feet tall and from what he can tell, well over 100 feet long and just as wide. Upon nearing the gate, he spies a sign on the gate, saying, "The Keeper is In. Please ring for service." He notices a rope strapped on the nearby post with a large bell attached to it. (OOC - Saving time, for DM purposes, I assume you ring the bell. Please tell me if you do anything prior to that. After ringing the bell, as hard as you can, you wait. The sounds of the animals grow at first, and then die down from the barn area. The whole place is fenced in. The gate has a lock as well. The fence is handmade, but you can tell that it must have taken a very long time, as the fence is strong and meant to keep things out as well as keeping the animals in. It stands 10 feet tall, with spaces between the posts for you to be able to see through. But surely not large enough to squeeze through. You wait a little longer, and even try ringing the bell again, but nothing still. Looking around, there is only the scattered trees, brush and fields. What do you want to do? [/QUOTE]

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