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<blockquote data-quote="Uller" data-source="post: 6938133" data-attributes="member: 413">You prepare yourselves, tethering yourselves together to make it less likely to fall and begin to move.&nbsp; You feel a strange feeling of anticipation.&nbsp; Anxiety at potential dangers ahead but also a faint tinge of hope.&nbsp;&nbsp; There has been no sign of drow pursuit.&nbsp; You have managed to not get hopelessly lost, eaten or starved to death...so maybe this will work out?Within a few hundred feet of beginning down the trail you realize it isn't going to be easy.&nbsp; The trail becomes broken and narrows.&nbsp; Stones frequently fall away as you step on them.&nbsp; You have to cling to the wall with one hand making it difficult and sometimes even impossible to have weapons prepared.&nbsp;&nbsp; But there is nothing for it but to keep moving. Step by step.&nbsp; Sometimes inches at a time.Derendil actually has the toughest time.&nbsp; His size and weight make it difficult and dangerous for him in spots.&nbsp; Fortunately his clawed hands are built for hanging on to rocky surfaces and he soon learns how to avoid putting much weight on the path.&nbsp; Well...is it learning...or more remembering?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Uller, post: 6938133, member: 413"] You prepare yourselves, tethering yourselves together to make it less likely to fall and begin to move. You feel a strange feeling of anticipation. Anxiety at potential dangers ahead but also a faint tinge of hope. There has been no sign of drow pursuit. You have managed to not get hopelessly lost, eaten or starved to death...so maybe this will work out? Within a few hundred feet of beginning down the trail you realize it isn't going to be easy. The trail becomes broken and narrows. Stones frequently fall away as you step on them. You have to cling to the wall with one hand making it difficult and sometimes even impossible to have weapons prepared. But there is nothing for it but to keep moving. Step by step. Sometimes inches at a time. Derendil actually has the toughest time. His size and weight make it difficult and dangerous for him in spots. Fortunately his clawed hands are built for hanging on to rocky surfaces and he soon learns how to avoid putting much weight on the path. Well...is it learning...or more remembering? [/QUOTE]

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