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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aura" data-source="post: 6413569" data-attributes="member: 6747658">After some quick comments between the members of the adventuring band, the flying lizard recedes further until it suddenly drops below the tree-line. Several of you think you might have heard a splash. Wary eyes do not detect a return of the creature, although the reflection of the low sun off the Orino's gently roiling surface can be annoying at times. This leaves you to discuss amongst yourselves about either the creature, or your plans for the rest of the day, as you see fit.Looking again at the bluff, making it there before nightfall will be little to no problem, if that is what you wish to do.[sblock=ID Flying Lizard (Kn:Arcana 13)]The flying creature is a river drake, a lesser cousin of the black dragon. An adept flier and swimmer, they are dangerous predators which attack animals and people alike. They don't leave a corpse, but instead drag it off to some unknown location for future dining pleasure.[sblock=Kn:Arcana 18]One of the River Drake's most dangerous attacks is an acidic spit, which both injures a target and sticks it to the ground, making it easy pickings for the monster on the second pass.[/sblock][/sblock][sblock=ID Rodent (Kn:Nature 6)]The rodent-like creature was a Nutria, or River-Rat. They are very common to swamps and rivers, largely non-aggressive, and mainly herbivores. They weigh about 25 pounds[/sblock][sblock=IDing creatures]Mowgli brings up something I generally allow: Just make one roll with your best guess as to which skill is needed, and I'll substitute in a different skill on the same base roll to fit the creature if needed.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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