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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gregor" data-source="post: 5670822" data-attributes="member: 11751">********Druid's Home / SwampHrimr, despite the number of tracks and the softness of the terrain, you actually have some trouble finding the tracks once they move into the swamp.  The constant rain has obfuscated most of the prints you can see in the mud and it messes with your vision as you constantly wipe it from your eyes and face.  Further, due to the many deep pools of murky water and clumps of trees and bushes the tracking becomes even more difficult.  You are able to determine that the tracks back into the swamp are likely a couple of days old.However, you and the party are able to follow what is left of the tracks, but you do so at an extremely slow pace.  After two hours of slogging through interspersed pools of muck and water, you have progressed no more than a mile.  Your clothes are soaked through and you find yourself at a point where the terrain has become more of a spread out knee-deep aquatic marshland where clumps of reeds and little hills of mud may hold the only visible prints.  You have been travelling parallel to the coast, more or less, and in the distance are clusters of weeping willows and some high rocky hills or bluffs that likely mark a border between the swamp and the ocean.</blockquote>