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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maidhc O Casain" data-source="post: 5419580" data-attributes="member: 29558">The rocks are treacherous and slippery, and the pounding surf poses quite a distraction for you as you make the difficult trek out to the wreck. Several times you are in peril of falling into the surf, but in each instance one of your comrades manages to catch or stabilize you, preventing a potentially disastrous fall.The Jenivere, once a fine ship, is now missing much of her bow. As you approach you note that she is also missing much of her lower deck. All that survives are about half of the upper and mid decks, including the Captain's cabin, the larder, a supply room (partly collapsed), the brig and the galley.You also make note that someone's been using the lifeboat; part of its bow is still attached to a protruding timber by a thick rope, but the rest was plainly caught between the ship and the cliffs and crushed by the surf.There's a terrible racket coming from the mid-deck; something's clawing and scratching at the wood there, though you'll actually have to enter the deck to see what's causing the commotion.[sblock=OOC (All)]Due to the motion of the ship in the pounding waves and the awkward angle of the decks, any area on the wreck counts as difficult terrain for purposes of movement, and all attack rolls take a -2 penalty.It's a very small area, and I honestly couldn't figure out a way to map it that makes sense so we're going to do the single combat here - once you find it - without a map and just assume that everyone can get into the fray. Hope that's OK with y'all!My understanding is that the entire party of Pathfinders (plus Auron's Eidolon) are making the trip out; all of the NPCs are in too sad a shape to do you any good - they'd be more hindrance than help actually.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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