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<blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1489746" data-attributes="member: 4441">&quot;The predators?&nbsp; The raptors, those are one, creatures not much taller than me, two legs with wicked claws, two arms, long tails.&nbsp; Excellent jumpers, quite smart, and like to hunt in packs.&nbsp; The rex is the other I worry about, he's huge, almost thirty feet with a large mouth full of equally large teeth.&nbsp; There are others, but many of them are smaller.&nbsp; A good rule is that if it has unusual horns or thick armor, it is probably an eater of plants.&nbsp; One with sharp teeth and great speed is an eater of meat.&nbsp; Many of those walk on two legs instead of four.&nbsp; They will be reluctant to attack us, because we are not of the jungle, and our party is so large.&quot;As for the plants, there are things such as the cobra flower, or juniper bloodsucker, the honeydew, assassin vine, pitcher plant, and yellow musk creeper.&nbsp; If it is particularly large, with very large and pretty flowers, avoid it.&nbsp; If too it has a large pod or seed, avoid it.&nbsp; Much can be avoided for not touching.&nbsp; The plants like to lure the foolish and curious.&nbsp; If you wish to know more, there are books on Lightfoot, I will get them for you,&quot; she says politely, pounding in stakes.&nbsp; *As she finishes erecting the tents, instead of rolling out bedrolls on the ground, she attaches hammocks to the tall center poles, then rolls out the bedrolls, indicating to Tholon how far to pound in the tall stakes.&nbsp; The tents are made in such a way that one can have two hammocks side-by-side without too much danger of swinging into one another, and still have enough room to suspend supplies from the ceiling.&nbsp; She'll explain it helps keep insects, grubs, and leeches from getting into the bedding or supplies.&nbsp; Tents up, she'll ask for someone to find some firewood, if someone else will break out the trail rations.*&quot;Tell me of yourselves,&quot; she says, as a pot bubbles with a savory stew.&nbsp; &quot;What more can you tell me of your own adventures and what has brought you here?&nbsp; It is rare that many northerners flock to Chult for an adventure.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Isida Kep'Tukari, post: 1489746, member: 4441"] "The predators? The raptors, those are one, creatures not much taller than me, two legs with wicked claws, two arms, long tails. Excellent jumpers, quite smart, and like to hunt in packs. The rex is the other I worry about, he's huge, almost thirty feet with a large mouth full of equally large teeth. There are others, but many of them are smaller. A good rule is that if it has unusual horns or thick armor, it is probably an eater of plants. One with sharp teeth and great speed is an eater of meat. Many of those walk on two legs instead of four. They will be reluctant to attack us, because we are not of the jungle, and our party is so large. "As for the plants, there are things such as the cobra flower, or juniper bloodsucker, the honeydew, assassin vine, pitcher plant, and yellow musk creeper. If it is particularly large, with very large and pretty flowers, avoid it. If too it has a large pod or seed, avoid it. Much can be avoided for not touching. The plants like to lure the foolish and curious. If you wish to know more, there are books on Lightfoot, I will get them for you," she says politely, pounding in stakes. *As she finishes erecting the tents, instead of rolling out bedrolls on the ground, she attaches hammocks to the tall center poles, then rolls out the bedrolls, indicating to Tholon how far to pound in the tall stakes. The tents are made in such a way that one can have two hammocks side-by-side without too much danger of swinging into one another, and still have enough room to suspend supplies from the ceiling. She'll explain it helps keep insects, grubs, and leeches from getting into the bedding or supplies. Tents up, she'll ask for someone to find some firewood, if someone else will break out the trail rations.* "Tell me of yourselves," she says, as a pot bubbles with a savory stew. "What more can you tell me of your own adventures and what has brought you here? It is rare that many northerners flock to Chult for an adventure." [/QUOTE]

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