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<blockquote data-quote="silentspace" data-source="post: 1896993" data-attributes="member: 14316">Ruins of Linace KeepThe overgrown path winds through the thick forest, climbing up.&nbsp; Eventually you reach a level area, and see ahead of you what must be the ruins of Linace Keep.&nbsp; It is no more than a pile of vine-covered rubble hidden amongst the trees and underbrush.&nbsp; The forest has reclaimed most of the keep, only a few scattered remnants of wall, no higher than a halfling, remain.&nbsp; The ruins appear to be about 100 ft square, although the extents are difficult to make out.&nbsp; Ahead of you is a bramble-filled depression, maybe 10 ft wide, perhaps the remnants of a moat.&nbsp; The spot is nestled amongst the hills.&nbsp; Beyond the keep, the ground begins to slope upwards again.The two humanoids seem to have moved into and across the depression.&nbsp; The horses might have some difficulty crossing that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="silentspace, post: 1896993, member: 14316"] [b]Ruins of Linace Keep[/b] The overgrown path winds through the thick forest, climbing up. Eventually you reach a level area, and see ahead of you what must be the ruins of Linace Keep. It is no more than a pile of vine-covered rubble hidden amongst the trees and underbrush. The forest has reclaimed most of the keep, only a few scattered remnants of wall, no higher than a halfling, remain. The ruins appear to be about 100 ft square, although the extents are difficult to make out. Ahead of you is a bramble-filled depression, maybe 10 ft wide, perhaps the remnants of a moat. The spot is nestled amongst the hills. Beyond the keep, the ground begins to slope upwards again. The two humanoids seem to have moved into and across the depression. The horses might have some difficulty crossing that. [/QUOTE]

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