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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vendetta" data-source="post: 1970005" data-attributes="member: 14961"><a href="http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?p=1969987#post1969987" target="_blank">The RP Thread - Dangerous Legacy</a>You'll start down the road for now, it follows the river to Lake Enber.  Catching passage on a boat is very unlikely for a group this large, burdoned with provisions.  In Enber, the ships are mostly fishing and are generally unwilling to take passengers.  If a large and empty cargo ship is in port, it is possible to catch it to Enberton (if it is going that way).  If not, you will have to follow the lake around to the northern shore to Enberton.  The other thought is to cut straight across country.  From Tev'El Rhoe, it is nearly a straight line to the town of Neefe at the north western shore, just a couple day trip from Enberton, which lay in the middle of the northern shore. This trip will be 2 or 3 days shorter (about one week) than following the lake.  But if you catch a boat, you can make the trip in 2 days down the river to Lake Enber and the boat will have you to Enberton in hours.Something your characters have to discuss as they head down the road away from Tev'El Rhoe.As to RPing... your characters do know each other but have not formed deep friendships all the way around the party yet.  You may, if you like, have a good friendship with a couple of others in the party, after all, it is a small town.  Jaeden, Gemble and Krueger are NPCs.  Krueger is pulling the cart.  In this world, dwarves can do this easier than most races can carry their backpacks and he will not tire nor want anyone to take his duty.  (assuming he is healthy, that is.  Dwarves are extremely hardy and can march 12 straight hours and think they had a lazy day.)Good luck you all... the fate of Enber lay in your competent hands.</blockquote>

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