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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neurotic" data-source="post: 4804498" data-attributes="member: 24380">Berrek observes along with Lidia thinking hard who might be there now that the location is fixed in his head. He comes up with nothing from his prior knowledge, not surprising considering his troubled memory.However, his eyes are as sharp as ever and he carefuly notes any detail discernible at such distance.<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2087788/" target="_blank">Knowledge (local)(1d20+2=8); Spot (1d20+7=27)</a>Assuming it's not natural phenomena:"It's not that far, I can reach it in 10 minutes tops even at night. Menhir, could you please run around our camp submerged as much as possible, we may have been noticed too since we had fire built. Maybe they are scouting US out.While you do that I'll prepare for the excursion and I'd appreciate if you could follow me from some distance. You others, be prepared. Would any of you casters be willing to part from a spell you think could be useful on this venture?"Berrek studiously covers or removes any items that might shine in the night or are too bright for night scouting. He takes some soot and smears it accross his face and eyes to hide whitness of the skin.He then tucks various items in his belt for easy reach, alchemist fire for party alert, smokestick for quick escape against enemies who see in the dark, tanglefoot bag and caltrops (tightly pressed so they don't jingle) for hampering the followers. Finally, he cocks the crossbow and straps it accross his back. Then he stretches to checking his freedom of movement and, if nobody objects, dissapears in the dark.<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2087798/" target="_blank">Hide; Move silently (1d20+9=22, 1d20+9=22)</a>OOC: feel free to adjust these rolls for circumstance and preparationI assume Menhir is just as noisy as normal human barbarian would be because he moves the earth or things on it while moving?</blockquote>

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