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<blockquote data-quote="Satin Knights" data-source="post: 6282152" data-attributes="member: 6666968">[section][align=left]http://lpf.coloredpixels.com/Cratchen.png[/align]&quot;Okay.&nbsp; That was easy.&nbsp; Let's see here.&quot;&nbsp; He pulls out a couple coin purses from a larger pouch and tosses them in the middle of the table.&nbsp; Then he pulls out a scroll tube and sets it next to the coin purses.&nbsp; The tube is longer than the pouch it just came out of, but then again, you heard he is a spell slinger. &quot;Half now, the other half when you get the job done.&nbsp; In the case is a map. It is best to go up the gentle slope from the west, instead of climbing the cliff wall from the east or north.&nbsp; But, then again, that is the direction they would be watching the most too.&quot; [sblock=Map]Looking at the map, it is fairly simple.&nbsp; Take the road east out of town.&nbsp; After a day and a half, you cross a river on a bridge.&nbsp; After the bridge, a trail forks south east.&nbsp; It is about another seven hours on horse back to get to the fort via the trail or road, which ever it is.&nbsp; The west has a sloped entrance between two rock pillars.&nbsp; There is also a rolling hill approach to the south of the pillars.&nbsp; The fort sits on a plateau above a ridge on three and a half sides.&nbsp; Not close to anything, it is at least high enough presumably to see travelers hours before their passing.[/sblock]&nbsp; [/section]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Satin Knights, post: 6282152, member: 6666968"] [section][align=left]http://lpf.coloredpixels.com/Cratchen.png[/align][COLOR=#daa520] "Okay. That was easy. Let's see here." [/COLOR]He pulls out a couple coin purses from a larger pouch and tosses them in the middle of the table. Then he pulls out a scroll tube and sets it next to the coin purses. The tube is longer than the pouch it just came out of, but then again, you heard he is a spell slinger. [COLOR=#daa520]"Half now, the other half when you get the job done. In the case is a map. It is best to go up the gentle slope from the west, instead of climbing the cliff wall from the east or north. But, then again, that is the direction they would be watching the most too."[/COLOR] [sblock=Map]Looking at the map, it is fairly simple. Take the road east out of town. After a day and a half, you cross a river on a bridge. After the bridge, a trail forks south east. It is about another seven hours on horse back to get to the fort via the trail or road, which ever it is. The west has a sloped entrance between two rock pillars. There is also a rolling hill approach to the south of the pillars. The fort sits on a plateau above a ridge on three and a half sides. Not close to anything, it is at least high enough presumably to see travelers hours before their passing.[/sblock] [/section] [/QUOTE]

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