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<blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 6857029" data-attributes="member: 11520"><p>Following Micmek's directions you follow the Shrike river west until the confluence with the Thorn river. It was further up that river that you fought the bandits in their camp. This time you find the ford Micmek told you about. He described the water as neck deep, but you find it is only about three feet and can cross easily. By the time you cross the Thorn River it is late afternoon. You have been moving though a land of rolling hills and low scrub. The prince is heartened by the numerous game trails and signs you pass. Clearly the lands here are rice with game. You glimpse a small healthy looking heard of deer basking in the afternoon sun on hillside nearby. As you cross the Thorn river you see good sized fish in the shallow waters. After the ford on the Thorn River the Shrike river you have been following gets deeper and wider. The land gets flatter and you feel pretty exposed moving south toward the fort. At least you encounter no bandits. Soon darkness begins to fall and your best guess is that you are still a couple hours from the fort.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Scotley, post: 6857029, member: 11520"] Following Micmek's directions you follow the Shrike river west until the confluence with the Thorn river. It was further up that river that you fought the bandits in their camp. This time you find the ford Micmek told you about. He described the water as neck deep, but you find it is only about three feet and can cross easily. By the time you cross the Thorn River it is late afternoon. You have been moving though a land of rolling hills and low scrub. The prince is heartened by the numerous game trails and signs you pass. Clearly the lands here are rice with game. You glimpse a small healthy looking heard of deer basking in the afternoon sun on hillside nearby. As you cross the Thorn river you see good sized fish in the shallow waters. After the ford on the Thorn River the Shrike river you have been following gets deeper and wider. The land gets flatter and you feel pretty exposed moving south toward the fort. At least you encounter no bandits. Soon darkness begins to fall and your best guess is that you are still a couple hours from the fort. [/QUOTE]

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