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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lorthanoth" data-source="post: 3967821" data-attributes="member: 3023">Day 4 - The Ran Pe river (mid-day)For the past twenty miles, you've sailed through true jungle. The coastal grasslands are many hours behind you. The river is still over two hundred yards wide at this point, deep and sluggish, coffee-brown with mud. Artemis laments in his inimitable way that he won't be able to take a nice dip, The banks are low, muddy bluffs 20 to 30 feet high, home to countless crocodiles basking int he mid-day sun. Beyond the riverbank rises the verdant rainforest, cluttered with heavy undergrowth at its edges. The heat and humidity are intense, and clouds of biting insects make the decks almost intolerable. Anemone has suffered a few bites before covering up somewhat and looks forlornly out at the murky water. Esteban played the violin for a while, entertaining the crew, before giving up under the sweltering heat. Zariv has retreated below deck to study the journal (ooc: details to follow in another post). Balama seems to be above it all, steering the course down the mighty river.[sblock=Everyone except Zariv] The tedium of the voyage is abruptly shattered by the whistling of blue-feathered arrows raining down on the Starchaser from the right bank! ooc: Initiatives and actions please! (disregard -see below)[/sblock][sblock=Zariv]The journal provides you with some fascinating insights over the hours you spend pouring over it. Your studies are interrupted by the sound of commotion up on deck... [/sblock][sblock=maps]The river journey map shows your current location with 'B'. The combat map squares represent 10 feet (hmm well they would do if they had come out, but they don't matter greatly due to the distance - you're 240 ft away from the bank), and each of the 'B's on that map represent two tribesmen. The 'H' is one tribesman.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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