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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 3494343" data-attributes="member: 11146">If you hop over to the IC and click on the last map I put up in there, look on the right side of the screen where the grid lines end and things go black.  That is the curtain wall.  During his encounter with the rats, Maelicent was 15-20 feet from it.  I have every expectation that he is now within something like 50 feet of the curtain wall--he had been using it to guide himself to and then out of the glade.  Not sure, but there should be text in the IC that you can work with.  I'll go re-read in a moment, but I think I said he left the rats and got a little ways north before the trees closed in on him.  This was meant to imply that Maelicent is away from the rats and isn't in immediate danger from becoming a skeletal rat snack.  Rot-root isn't around at the moment.The crag isn't in view at the moment, but is probably something like quarter to half a mile distant.  Is there wind blowing?  Not under the heavy canopy of the forest.  When Maelicent entered, the air was heavy and still.  Maelicent hasn't seen that Rot-root, as you call him, has a regular haunt.  The rest of it, I can do for you this coming weekend before I head out of town next week.  When I have it done, I'll amend it as an edit into both this thread and the OP in the IC.You really don't think he's seen a match before?  It would've been pretty hard for a tribe of goblins in the small-ish nation of Edaesmyd to have avoided all outside contact.  He's probably seen a tindertwig before.  Where skeletons may have been stretching the boundaries of his knowledge, matches probably aren't.  I'll leave that one up to you.</blockquote>

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