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<blockquote data-quote="Binks" data-source="post: 6594132" data-attributes="member: 6775039">Rather than be unnerved by the snow leopard taking down the musk deer, I'm calmed and a subtle smile takes in my face.&nbsp; Clearly the aboleth taint hasn't taken hold up here.&nbsp; The natural order proceeds as it is supposed to.&nbsp; I try to convey this to my goblin allies but it is too complicated for our language barrier to navigate.&nbsp; Ironically, I'm able to converse with Lucky and Rawr without a problem.&nbsp; They understand and appreciate the sentiment in their unique animal-way.Well, there is nowhere for natural predators to hide out here so we should see them coming.&nbsp; However, that means there is nowhere for us to hide as well.&nbsp; I'll trivially navigate the half-frozen peat bog and do my best to keep an eye out for any signs of thinness over deep mire that may trap us.&nbsp; The winds are harsh so I'll keep us all close together to share our body heat.&nbsp; Rawr and I will be on the wind-side as I'm magically warded from the cold and he is large with a thick fur coat.&nbsp; That should help buffer Exel, Xanob, and Lucky.&nbsp; Exel and Xanob can also keep their shields up to help protect themselves and Lucky a little better. The tracks are trivial for us to follow.&nbsp; Even if I wasn't here they wouldn't need a ranger to guide them.&nbsp; Before we set out, I'm going to gather the most sizable rocks from the scree up top.&nbsp; I'll put them in my satchel so I can leave markers for Otthor as we transit this bog.&nbsp; He should be able to follow our tracks no problem, but I'm not taking any chances.Sounds good.[sblock]Slog through the frozen mire (Con)3, 4 + 1 (+1) = 9.I'll take:* You avoid any thawed-out, quick-sinking areas.[/sblock]Hmmmm.&nbsp; Going to have to think on this one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Binks, post: 6594132, member: 6775039"] Rather than be unnerved by the snow leopard taking down the musk deer, I'm calmed and a subtle smile takes in my face. Clearly the aboleth taint hasn't taken hold up here. The natural order proceeds as it is supposed to. I try to convey this to my goblin allies but it is too complicated for our language barrier to navigate. Ironically, I'm able to converse with Lucky and Rawr without a problem. They understand and appreciate the sentiment in their unique animal-way. Well, there is nowhere for natural predators to hide out here so we should see them coming. However, that means there is nowhere for us to hide as well. I'll trivially navigate the half-frozen peat bog and do my best to keep an eye out for any signs of thinness over deep mire that may trap us. The winds are harsh so I'll keep us all close together to share our body heat. Rawr and I will be on the wind-side as I'm magically warded from the cold and he is large with a thick fur coat. That should help buffer Exel, Xanob, and Lucky. Exel and Xanob can also keep their shields up to help protect themselves and Lucky a little better. The tracks are trivial for us to follow. Even if I wasn't here they wouldn't need a ranger to guide them. Before we set out, I'm going to gather the most sizable rocks from the scree up top. I'll put them in my satchel so I can leave markers for Otthor as we transit this bog. He should be able to follow our tracks no problem, but I'm not taking any chances. Sounds good. [sblock]Slog through the frozen mire (Con) 3, 4 + 1 (+1) = 9. I'll take: * You avoid any thawed-out, quick-sinking areas.[/sblock] Hmmmm. Going to have to think on this one. [/QUOTE]

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