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<blockquote data-quote="Binks" data-source="post: 6869842" data-attributes="member: 6775039">As I watch the pack of hunters walk off into the distant night, a skeptical look settles over my face.&nbsp; I clamber down the wall.&nbsp; The children follow me to intercept Otthor and Rawr.&nbsp; When he draws near, if he even has an inkling of an inquisitive look on his face, I say &quot;...I know many things, but no, I have no idea what you do with a Firbolg's eyeball.&quot;More seriously then, I embrace my friend.&nbsp; &quot;Well fought.&quot;I pat Rawr on his side and give his big, furry head a tussle and a scratch behind an ear.&nbsp; &quot;We've got a few hours yet before dawn.&nbsp; The four of you find rest.&nbsp; I'm taking Lucky and the wolf out to ensure that those hunters do not double back.&quot;&nbsp; I convey the same to Rawr in his tongue.&nbsp; I'm sure he is more than happy to get a few more winks in.Lucky and I then trot to the broken stair.&nbsp; My wolf is padding up after finding a way to stealthily circle around our potential enemies.&nbsp; When we meet up, I speak in his lupine tongue.&nbsp; &quot;Good job.&nbsp; But no rest.&nbsp; We will be on a boat all day tomorrow.&nbsp; You can rest then.&nbsp; For now, we are going to shadow those hunters and make sure they truly leave.&quot;[sblock]Hunt and Track (Wis)3, 5 +3 = 11We follow the creature’s trail until there’s a significant change in its direction or mode of travel and choose 1:* Gain a useful bit of information about your quarry, the GM will tell you what* Determine what caused the trail to end[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Binks, post: 6869842, member: 6775039"] As I watch the pack of hunters walk off into the distant night, a skeptical look settles over my face. I clamber down the wall. The children follow me to intercept Otthor and Rawr. When he draws near, if he even has an inkling of an inquisitive look on his face, I say "...I know many things, but no, I have no idea what you do with a Firbolg's eyeball." More seriously then, I embrace my friend. "Well fought." I pat Rawr on his side and give his big, furry head a tussle and a scratch behind an ear. "We've got a few hours yet before dawn. The four of you find rest. I'm taking Lucky and the wolf out to ensure that those hunters do not double back." I convey the same to Rawr in his tongue. I'm sure he is more than happy to get a few more winks in. Lucky and I then trot to the broken stair. My wolf is padding up after finding a way to stealthily circle around our potential enemies. When we meet up, I speak in his lupine tongue. "Good job. But no rest. We will be on a boat all day tomorrow. You can rest then. For now, we are going to shadow those hunters and make sure they truly leave." [sblock]Hunt and Track (Wis) 3, 5 +3 = 11 We follow the creature’s trail until there’s a significant change in its direction or mode of travel and choose 1: * Gain a useful bit of information about your quarry, the GM will tell you what * Determine what caused the trail to end[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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