Lobo Lurker
First Post
Your quintet sets up camp for the night. Luckily, you find enough detritus and dried out deadwood (in the form of twigs and the occasional ancient log) to make a small fire.
The night passes as you all take turns watching. Strahm regains any lost spellcasting ability while he sleeps.
Shortly after dawn, the rest of you awaken and break your fast on waterskins and dried out trail rations (yuck!). The golden sun climbs slowlying into an overcast sky. You'd guess that the higher clouds will burn off later, but that the lower clouds will stay... they look rather grey, but it doesn't feel like it will rain yet. Then again, as none of you are from this region of the world, you can't be entirely sure.
A knotted silk rope decends from one of the pylons down into the ravine. It ends at a ledge of some kind about 20-30 feet down covered in what appears to be dust, sand, scrub, and some rocks. You also note that there are rough hand-holds carved into the side of the ravine... they also lead to the same ledge. Its immediately obvious that climbing down the rope would be a lot easier than climbing down the wall using the rough handholds.
Who's going first? Or rather, what will you do?
The night passes as you all take turns watching. Strahm regains any lost spellcasting ability while he sleeps.
Shortly after dawn, the rest of you awaken and break your fast on waterskins and dried out trail rations (yuck!). The golden sun climbs slowlying into an overcast sky. You'd guess that the higher clouds will burn off later, but that the lower clouds will stay... they look rather grey, but it doesn't feel like it will rain yet. Then again, as none of you are from this region of the world, you can't be entirely sure.
A knotted silk rope decends from one of the pylons down into the ravine. It ends at a ledge of some kind about 20-30 feet down covered in what appears to be dust, sand, scrub, and some rocks. You also note that there are rough hand-holds carved into the side of the ravine... they also lead to the same ledge. Its immediately obvious that climbing down the rope would be a lot easier than climbing down the wall using the rough handholds.
Who's going first? Or rather, what will you do?
