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<blockquote data-quote="Manzanita" data-source="post: 1814818" data-attributes="member: 10109">Is Nurlan is heading directly towards the moathouse, or trying to scout around it?&nbsp; Much better cover would be available going around it.&nbsp; The cover leading up to it from the clump of trees where the party resides is scarce.&nbsp; Approaching the moathouse directly would lead Nurlan to the the river,&nbsp; about 15 feet wide at that point, across from a stone wall, about 20 feet high.&nbsp; There are two portions of the wall on the East which are crumbled.&nbsp; One at the SE corner, the other on the SE corner of a prominatory on the NE.&nbsp; Getting closer to these points might reveal whether the river is fordable there.&nbsp; The crumbled walls could probably be climbed, assuming the party could cross the river, though it would be slow and potentially dangerous.&nbsp; There is an open drawbridge on the South wall.As the party watches Nurlan sneak off, feint clanks can be heard, persumably from the moathouse.&nbsp; It sounds like the hammering of a blacksmith.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manzanita, post: 1814818, member: 10109"] [I]Is Nurlan is heading directly towards the moathouse, or trying to scout around it? Much better cover would be available going around it. The cover leading up to it from the clump of trees where the party resides is scarce. Approaching the moathouse directly would lead Nurlan to the the river, about 15 feet wide at that point, across from a stone wall, about 20 feet high. There are two portions of the wall on the East which are crumbled. One at the SE corner, the other on the SE corner of a prominatory on the NE. Getting closer to these points might reveal whether the river is fordable there. The crumbled walls could probably be climbed, assuming the party could cross the river, though it would be slow and potentially dangerous. There is an open drawbridge on the South wall.[/I] As the party watches Nurlan sneak off, feint clanks can be heard, persumably from the moathouse. It sounds like the hammering of a blacksmith. [/QUOTE]

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