seriousmoonlight
Explorer
The magical cat takes off and is able to determine the following things:
Palisade: Five crude tents stand in the middle of this muddy yard, surrounding a campfire. Five orcs gather around the fire. It appears their job is to watch over the one hundred sheep that are penned in the yard. The 4-foot-tall wooden fences that enclose the sheep pens have simple gates built into them. Each pen contains one or more wooden food troughs. A palisade of 20-foot-tall sharpened logs encloses the stockyard, except for an opening to the southeast with a giant boulder outside.
Building Window: Eight sturdy but battered wooden tables covered with globs of grease, gnawed bones, empty casks, and scraps of food stand near the north and south walls, while empty ale barrels lie around and underneath them A horrible stench rises from the window, accompanied by the squealing of pigs.
Chief Guh, or so you presume, lies at the west end of the hall, slumped atop a four-wheeled, flatbed wagon that bends and creaks under her great bulk. The wagon's axles are cracked and bowed, its wheels canted inward. Piled around the wagon are bones and other refuse. It appears Guh weighs more than 20,000 pounds and is stuck in place. The room is guarded by five male hill giants, four ogres, and six goblins.
Caves: The walls of this filthy room are made of packed mud with logs jutting out of them. The river seeps through a gash in the north wall and forms a stream that cuts across the eastern half of the area before spilling out through a hole in the south wall, tumbling down logs as it goes. A creaky wooden bridge spans the stream at one point. Smaller rivulets also seep into the room and connect to the wider stream, but they are narrow enough to step over. Crisscrossing wooden beams cover these holes, though the beams are far enough apart that a Small or Medium creature can get through them without having to squeeze.Scores of fat pigs snort, waddle about, wallow in the mud, and gorge themselves at wooden troughs overflowing with slop. Tending the pigs are seven mud-covered bugbears and an ettin. The bugbears push the pigs around to make sure the stronger ones don't hoard all the food for themselves. They also shovel pig waste into the stream.
Palisade: Five crude tents stand in the middle of this muddy yard, surrounding a campfire. Five orcs gather around the fire. It appears their job is to watch over the one hundred sheep that are penned in the yard. The 4-foot-tall wooden fences that enclose the sheep pens have simple gates built into them. Each pen contains one or more wooden food troughs. A palisade of 20-foot-tall sharpened logs encloses the stockyard, except for an opening to the southeast with a giant boulder outside.
Building Window: Eight sturdy but battered wooden tables covered with globs of grease, gnawed bones, empty casks, and scraps of food stand near the north and south walls, while empty ale barrels lie around and underneath them A horrible stench rises from the window, accompanied by the squealing of pigs.
Chief Guh, or so you presume, lies at the west end of the hall, slumped atop a four-wheeled, flatbed wagon that bends and creaks under her great bulk. The wagon's axles are cracked and bowed, its wheels canted inward. Piled around the wagon are bones and other refuse. It appears Guh weighs more than 20,000 pounds and is stuck in place. The room is guarded by five male hill giants, four ogres, and six goblins.
Caves: The walls of this filthy room are made of packed mud with logs jutting out of them. The river seeps through a gash in the north wall and forms a stream that cuts across the eastern half of the area before spilling out through a hole in the south wall, tumbling down logs as it goes. A creaky wooden bridge spans the stream at one point. Smaller rivulets also seep into the room and connect to the wider stream, but they are narrow enough to step over. Crisscrossing wooden beams cover these holes, though the beams are far enough apart that a Small or Medium creature can get through them without having to squeeze.Scores of fat pigs snort, waddle about, wallow in the mud, and gorge themselves at wooden troughs overflowing with slop. Tending the pigs are seven mud-covered bugbears and an ettin. The bugbears push the pigs around to make sure the stronger ones don't hoard all the food for themselves. They also shovel pig waste into the stream.