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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeNotCharles" data-source="post: 4733469" data-attributes="member: 79945">Balth could swear that they were forging ahead in a straight line, but once Murphy starts pointing out landmarks they've already passed, it's like a veil is lifted.  How could he have missed that?  He resolves to pay more attention, but now that he's watching, he can't see anything strange.  Navigating through this new part of the forest is almost deceptively easy.Until the party suddenly breaks from the trees at the lip of a steep gorge, 15 feet across and at least 30 feet deep.  More trees crowd closely at the far side.  In the momentary clear patch, the party can briefly see a white flash on the horizon - some sort of sparkling tower or spire.  Then the wind and whipping snow closes in again, driving you back into the shelter of the trees to discuss your next move.[sblock=OOC]4 successes, 0 failuresWith a running start, jumping 15 feet across the gorge takes an Athletics roll of... 15.  Convenient.  But you'd need to either abandon the sleds or figure out some way to get them across separately.Balth is pretty sure that the gorge gets less steep to the north, so you can get around it by following it that way until it's shallow enough to cross, but who knows how long that could take?Janus still has to make a check before anyone else can start on their second checks.  Since you haven't had a general action in the challenge yet, it doesn't have to relate directly to crossing the gorge, but after Janus you need to get to the other side of the gorge before you can get more successes on the challenge.[/sblock][sblock=Paris]Ooh la la.  So you're gone from April 3 to 10, is that right?Have fun![/sblock]</blockquote>

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