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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8625604" data-attributes="member: 59816">Without trying them, the gates were almost certainly barred from the inside. There were no handles on the outside (the most probable usual method of entry would be to bang on them with an oversized fist and then wait for someone to come). Jack judged that climbing would be relatively easy - the logs were stacked side-by-side, and large - easy enough to cram hands and feet on either side of one of the smaller logs and shimmy up.[ooc]Climb is Str (Athletics) dc12. Climbing gear (a hand-pick or crampons) grants advantage. Failure results in slow success (with a complication TBD). Only one roll needed per person. It is also not impossible to raise a bar (even on the inside) with thieves' tools - it's just kinda obvious from anyone watching on the inside. (You insert a wire (like a large sewing needle) and twine through a gap, feed it back to yourself, and drag it upward. This is probably pretty hard with a bar of the size they're using, but not impossible. (Thieves' Tools dc22 in this case). Then push. Wouldn't do that at the main gate, if I were you.[/ooc]</blockquote>