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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Strahd_Von_Zarovich" data-source="post: 3131090" data-attributes="member: 24609">The fog seems to be naturally and further investigation and help from Gorash the lonesome revealed that there is nothing magical about the fog,It is quit common to see a fog in the valleys after a rainy day or night.The dwarf ranger remarks and looks sadly at the dead people.Looking and inspecting the dead Ogres and the slaughtered caravan people you find out that those are simple merchants, probably from Ket and heading toward their homes in the south as you recognize the bodies of the merchants and guards to be - some pure Baklunish and some mixed Baklunish.You guess they died in the recent hour as you spot fresh cart trails when you proceed further the road, there are few upsided kegs of water and wine in one cart, the other cart contains long wooly carpets, colorful silk scarfs and tunics and traditionally decorative Baklunish hats.As for the ogres, they carried great wooden clubs made of Fir trunks and non valuable things. Searching the big one, you find a big brass key and a rusted human ring, too small for his bloated dead fingers.[sblock=spot checks]While checking the Ogre that tried to flee up the hill and now lies dead Allyra spot a cave entrance hidden by a large boulder.[/sblock][sblock=OOC] Let it be clear that the fog is all around you, and you can see to a range of 50 ft. diameter.Now, it seems that Devrimk left us, I'll consider my wicked options, Muhahaha [/sblock]</blockquote>

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