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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3015107" data-attributes="member: 7006">Taviss and Skarghash move up close to the edge of the treeline and remain hidden.  When the two guards are the furthest away from the trees, Skarghash sneaks out for a couple seconds of analysis of where Jango was tied up.  He sees that the set-up is pretty much like the young elf described it.  His arms were tied backwards around the treetrunk, his feet were tied together, and a rope from his feet moved up and tied off to the longbow contraption that aimed an arrow at him point blank.  It was probably only speed of which the fire snapped the rope and he rolled that saved Jango's life.The guards appear to be scouting well enough that Khalia, Ari and Jango know they cannot advance up to where Taviss and Skarghash are hiding.  If they did, they'd be seen (or at the very least heard) for sure.  The party watches the patrol for a few minutes, getting a sense of what their patterns are, when a figure comes out from behind the large tent (presumably the door must be on the opposite side of the trees where the party is) and you hear him shout "Duggland!  You're in!  They're down at post."  One of the two guards breaks off from his patrol and turns and walks behind the large tent and disappears.  The pirate who just arrived quickly ducks into one of the smaller tents and two minutes later emerges wearing a different, cleaner shirt and his hair and face are a bit damp.  He puts on his hat and them takes up the patrol loop in the place where Duggland was walking.  Taviss and Skarghash move back to where the other three are, so the group can decide their plan of action.</blockquote>

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