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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3317018" data-attributes="member: 7006">On a whim, Skarghash climbs one of the trees in the area up to the height where he thought he saw movement.  It is a bit difficult, but he reaches the level he wanted without any problems.  [Climb check: TN 15 / 19+5=24 *success*]  When he looks around, his eyes immediately widen, and a grin forms on his face.  There may not have been any tracks down below on the ground, but whoever or whatever was up here certainly left a pretty obvious trail.  Branches are snapped or bent in a trail that is easily seen.  Skarghash can make out the path where the person or creature advanced across the branches (using others to hold on for support as they balanced and moved), stopped short... then went back in the direction they came from.Perhaps whomever or whatever was up here stopped their forward progress when they saw the halfork, then rushed back in the direction they came from?  Based on the broken and bent branches, Skarghash takes on the opinion that this had to be a humanoid of some type, as an animal would not use those for balance.  A number of the branches to walk on are certainly wide enough for someone of great balance to walk across... although when he tries it himself, he finds that he is not one of those people and he snaps a branch of his own to keep himself upright.  [Balance check: TN 13 / 5+6=11 *failure*]He follows the trail of broken branches with his eyes, and can tell pretty well in what direction they go.  The question for him right now is whether he tries to follow the trail up here himself (and hoping against hope that he doesn't fall), or climb back down and head on foot in the direction that he sees the trail is leading.Or of course he could just ignore this altogether and walk off in some other direction if he so chose.  Decisions... decisions...**********Brogarn... if you have several things you want to do that are all coupled together (like scouting and spotting and such), that's fine to request the rolls together.  If I have a need to rp them seperately, I will... otherwise I will pass on as much info as need be.  Thanx.</blockquote>

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