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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Advilaar" data-source="post: 5999204" data-attributes="member: 6698911">The Party was briefed on the area. The area was a heavily forested and hilly area in a valley with a huge lake. There was a small Empire village there called Starfall. Not much was known about the population of dragons there, so the PCs were warned to be on the lookout. The Druid was happy. Finally, some time out of a city. He had not seen a tree since getting on the boat from a port in the Icy Reaches. The groved rows of the occasional park in Metroplis did not count. His wolf companion would be happy as well. There was no time to go buy more equiptment, so the Patron unlocked the Tower armory to let the PCs pick through the now threadbare pickings. Afterwards, the Patron bid them well then teleported them outside of Starfall. The Wizard had been reading up on the place. Supposedly, during the Empire's war with the elves centuries ago, there was a mighty elven stronghold right where the lake was. However, an unexplained meteor from the sky hit the elven fortress distroying everything and leaving a massive crater wher the lake now is. Evidence of this catastrophic event could still be noted hundreds of years and erosion later due to rocks in odd places. But not knowing, you would just consider the geography a bit odd. The traces of the elves died with the centuries and regrowth of nature. The Freed Elf Archer felt old, ancient senses coming back to him. Even though he had never been in the woods, either being in a slave pen or the Flame Tower barracks all his life, he felt at peace and at home. But the trees would call out. It was not noticeable, and almost indecernable. But, he thought he would hear the word "eathborn" in the rustle of the leaves. Then, again, it was just wind. He talked to the Druid about it, but the Druid said this was far away from where he was from and he had little expertise in that department, but would keep an eye out. The Rogue just wanted a small taste of civilization before having to kill a dragon. The village up ahead would do. Plus, they needed to find an entrance. The locals may help, if there are no dragons.</blockquote>

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