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<blockquote data-quote="Insight" data-source="post: 3766480" data-attributes="member: 11437">[sblock=Group 2]Dirk spends a little bit more time searching the site, and with the aid of Asad and G'Sharn, finds additional tracks.&nbsp; Buried quite skillfully, but not quite completely, are sets of hooves (most likely horses) and a few humanoid boot tracks.&nbsp; These newly-found tracks are much older than the scorpitaur tracks.Dirk notes that the tracks lead vaguely south, towards Majoor.[/sblock][sblock=G'Sharn and Asad]Checking the burned wagons, G'Sharn finds a large polished wooden box, a religious symbol of some kind on its face.&nbsp; Asad, seeing the find, recognizes the symbol as the same emblazoned on the tunics of the dead around the site.&nbsp; Examining the box, Asad and G'Sharn think it must have held something of importance.&nbsp; The moulding inside the box suggests it may have held an urn or some sort of large, rounded symbol, though neither G'Sharn nor Asad can imagine what that might be.Whatever was within the box is long gone. [/sblock][sblock=Dirk]Dirk thinks that the older tracks are a good week old.&nbsp; He gets the impression that, while those who actually performed the ambush did try to hide their tracks, the scorpitaur tracks are just a coincidence.In terms of the groups that might use these weapons, it could be local bandits, bands of marauding humanoids, or perhaps the forces of a nearby warlord (though the possibility of that seems remote, unless an invasion of Majoor is imminent).[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Insight, post: 3766480, member: 11437"] [sblock=Group 2] Dirk spends a little bit more time searching the site, and with the aid of Asad and G'Sharn, finds additional tracks. Buried quite skillfully, but not quite completely, are sets of hooves (most likely horses) and a few humanoid boot tracks. These newly-found tracks are much older than the scorpitaur tracks. Dirk notes that the tracks lead vaguely south, towards Majoor.[/sblock] [sblock=G'Sharn and Asad]Checking the burned wagons, G'Sharn finds a large polished wooden box, a religious symbol of some kind on its face. Asad, seeing the find, recognizes the symbol as the same emblazoned on the tunics of the dead around the site. Examining the box, Asad and G'Sharn think it must have held something of importance. The moulding inside the box suggests it may have held an urn or some sort of large, rounded symbol, though neither G'Sharn nor Asad can imagine what that might be. Whatever was within the box is long gone. [/sblock] [sblock=Dirk]Dirk thinks that the older tracks are a good week old. He gets the impression that, while those who actually performed the ambush did try to hide their tracks, the scorpitaur tracks are just a coincidence. In terms of the groups that might use these weapons, it could be local bandits, bands of marauding humanoids, or perhaps the forces of a nearby warlord (though the possibility of that seems remote, unless an invasion of Majoor is imminent).[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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