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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5584061" data-attributes="member: 75065">A Hell Hound? The beast has eyes of fire ... and is from hell!? We should kill it and not talk to it ... What would a hound from hell have to say to us? But first we must cross this bridge, which from the looks of the fallen cart and the collapsed side, may not be safe. Maybe one of us at a time is the safest ... we don't mind going first.Spirit puts his bow and arrow away and steps carefully onto the bridge on the right hand side, checking the ground before him for signs of collapse. He walks as softly, slowly and carefully as possible until he gets to 5ft from the collapse. There he pauses and studies the middle of the bridge, especially the area to the left of the collapse and on the other side of the collapse in front of him trying to measure whether it is safer to jump or walk around. He also takes a moment to look at the cart below, trying to spot anything of value worth salvaging. Will nibbles at his ear while he rubs his chin thoughtfully trying to decide the best course of action. [OOC] Spirit walks onto the left side of bridge examining the squares in front of him as he goes. He uses his perception to decide whether it is safer to jump the gap or walk around it. He also tries to spot treasure in the wreckage. Based on what he manages to spot he will do one thing or the other, continuing to the other side before anyone else steps on the bridge in case too much weight could provoke a further collapse Edit: Spirit is happy to be tied ... just in case (we posted at the same time by the looks dragonwriter!)[/OOC]</blockquote>

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