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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vendetta" data-source="post: 2033016" data-attributes="member: 14961">Krueger smiles as he waddles up behind Sonrik to join the trio of Sonrik, Ala and Sel'Tarien, "Me only wished that tha rest o' them drips wot got away wert kilt too.  Them sorts be nae good fer anyone, nae e'en theysefs.  Like Sonrik sayed, it be in thier blood ta be that way."Looking at Rak for a moment, Gemble grins sheepishly.  "I'm just a scout, rather familiar with this type of terrain.  Those trap-berries... they rot very quickly.  If you don't eat them by morning breakfast, toss them out.  They don't even last a day off the vine."   ((OOC: Which is why you never find trap-berries at market, considering how refreshing they are.))  Hearing Liam's comment, Gemble wanders over toward him to look at the trap-berry bush.  "You know, there are a great many traps using this stuff... but, you know, with my size and all, I've never used the stuff.  I've no vial, but if someone had, you may be able to salvage some of that sticky ooziey stuff on the vine.  I know it's often used as glue, especially in carpentry."Jaeden walks over to Erlik.  "Are you alright, Erlik?"   He asks with concern.  "If we push hard northward, we may be able to get to the south fork of the Lomus River by nightfall, but not before nightlight*"   Gemble says to no one in particular."Aye, but ferst, me says we have a toast ta our ferst accomplishment o' tha trip, killin' an' survivin' them drips!"   The dwarf says jovially as he goes over to the cart and tips the cask of Elven Cinnamon Ale onto it's side where he begins filling the clay mugs to half that were stored in the cart from the cask's tap.  "Jest a wee drink, lads.  We've a long trip yet."((OOC: *Nightlight - Twilight... but in Enber, with the massive mountain ranges that cup the valley, the sun "sets" behind the mountains around 5 pm but still casts a lot of light into the sky for another two hours before the planet has rotated to actual night where the rays of the sun are blocked by the planet itself.  It is pretty dark after the first half hour but in no way so dark that you cannot see to safely walk.  Elves, and those races with low light vision have no trouble at all.  Humans and halflings, with no special vision, do suffer, as their spot DCs increase to near dark levels.  Dwarves and other "darkvision" races have a strange effect at this time where they see things in and out of darkvision and normal vision.  It can be kind of disorienting to a being that is not used to it.))***edit***Removed map</blockquote>

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