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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ammulder" data-source="post: 6984182" data-attributes="member: 6864710">[ooc]Everybody's now across the wading portion of the river.  I will assume you recover any ropes used.  If Moon Moon is willing to heal Karok, just say so and I'll apply it.  Other than that, it sounds like the consensus is to make for the edge of the mountains and camp there.[/ooc]With mostly only wet feet (mostly), you clamber up the boulders.  Once up, you're in a sprawling field of nothing but smooth boulders.  The overall surface is uneven, depending on how big a given rock is, how far it's sticking up, and how many are piled under it.  The little ones are perhaps half the size of an Orc or Bugbear, and the biggest perhaps double.  You can take a route that's quite walkable by just avoiding the bigger protrusions, or if you like, you can climb a big one and leap from tip to tip and cross the whole field quickly with flair.The goat follows Moon Moon closely, and seems to be able to keep its balance on rocks laying at any angle at all.  Occasionally, it kicks one of the rocks, causing an almost musical ringing sound to anyone close enough to hear over the rushing water below.  If you care to, you can also strike the rocks with a weapon or hammer or the like; some of the rocks ring and others don't, depending on their size and position.In any case, you reach the far side of the field soon enough, and Karok can guide you out of the mountains.[sblock="Karok"]Assuming you're willing to lead onward, you can find a path to <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?506627-IC-The-New-World-(Volo-Monsters)&p=6981427&viewfull=1#post6981427" target="_blank">I-5, H-5, or G-4</a>, any of which will take about 4 hours (assuming a normal travel pace).  I-5 would be sticking close to the river, and the others drifting farther away from it.  Let me know which you prefer.When you start thinking about leaving the mountains, it occurs to you that the reason most Orcs avoid the edge of the mountains is that it's Ogre territory.  When you've personally come and gone before, you've been able to get through without attracting attention -- but it's not clear that a larger group like this will be able to.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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