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<blockquote data-quote="Tecklenburg" data-source="post: 6681752" data-attributes="member: 6781356">We forgot to do this before so I'll take care of it now.[sblock]1d8 Goodberries.&nbsp; Rolled 4.[/sblock]Saerie can have all of the Goodberries.When I return with Exel and Xanob, Saerie will be sitting on the boulder up top, knotting the rope to anchor it to the large rock for our climb up to her.&nbsp; I'll walk to the base of the severely pitched slope and greet her.&nbsp; I'll tell her what I've found down below.&nbsp; Once I do so, I'll say &quot;I get the impression that this site may have been a mine where the Winter Fey harvested the ores for their weapons.&nbsp; The goblin slaves.&nbsp; The framing made of ice.&nbsp; The long dead Fey Knight.&nbsp; Something calamitous happened here in a hurry to change that.&nbsp;&nbsp; The goblins took their own lives rather than face whatever peril befell them.&nbsp; Perhaps that was the grizzly fate of being eaten alive by the giant spiders?&quot;Then I'll go into my hypothesis that the giant ice-spiders likely mean that there is more wildlife up here than we had initially guessed at.&nbsp; When she relays her tale of the Wyvern I'll point that out as a second bit of evidence.&nbsp; &quot;Tracking down all of the creatures in these upper reaches may be futile.&nbsp; However, if we're going to try at all, cleaning out this den of spiders is the place to start.&nbsp; The shaft must empty somewhere up top.&nbsp; If you could find it, we could bottle them in, attacking on two fronts.&quot;If Saerie wants to steer clear of a likely dangerous encounter with these giant ice-spiders, I'll relent without any protest.&nbsp; If that is what she wishes, then I'll hold the rope for everyone to climb up top and head up when the others are finished.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tecklenburg, post: 6681752, member: 6781356"] We forgot to do this before so I'll take care of it now. [sblock]1d8 Goodberries. Rolled 4.[/sblock] Saerie can have all of the Goodberries. When I return with Exel and Xanob, Saerie will be sitting on the boulder up top, knotting the rope to anchor it to the large rock for our climb up to her. I'll walk to the base of the severely pitched slope and greet her. I'll tell her what I've found down below. Once I do so, I'll say "I get the impression that this site may have been a mine where the Winter Fey harvested the ores for their weapons. The goblin slaves. The framing made of ice. The long dead Fey Knight. Something calamitous happened here in a hurry to change that. The goblins took their own lives rather than face whatever peril befell them. Perhaps that was the grizzly fate of being eaten alive by the giant spiders?" Then I'll go into my hypothesis that the giant ice-spiders likely mean that there is more wildlife up here than we had initially guessed at. When she relays her tale of the Wyvern I'll point that out as a second bit of evidence. "Tracking down all of the creatures in these upper reaches may be futile. However, if we're going to try at all, cleaning out this den of spiders is the place to start. The shaft must empty somewhere up top. If you could find it, we could bottle them in, attacking on two fronts." If Saerie wants to steer clear of a likely dangerous encounter with these giant ice-spiders, I'll relent without any protest. If that is what she wishes, then I'll hold the rope for everyone to climb up top and head up when the others are finished. [/QUOTE]

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