"Up in the tree, some of the tops have been cut.  We need to have someone check it out." She was still rubbing her eye, her vision was starting to return.
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In reply to Sila Thorton Duskmantle (msg # 79):

PM

So "somebody" comes forward and begins to climb the tree.

In reply to Bruga Honeyfinder (msg # 81):

Roll percent (D100)

10:36, Today: Bruga Honeyfinder rolled 21 using 1d100.  TDDR.

His percent for Climbing Walls is <=55 success.

I don't know what his percent is for avoiding being grasped by the invisible adolescent roc.

In reply to Bruga Honeyfinder (msg # 83):

Oh the clever 1/2 ling you know Rocs do not fly, they roll :)

Bruga makes it up the tree to where he sees huge claw and shredding of branches and the trunk where obviously something big landed and parted the top of the tree.

Bruga, as if impelled by some omnipotent being, giggles.* He recovers, descends, and tells what he's observed.

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLIU5tC3LAs

Sam waits with the group to hear what Bruga has to report back.

In reply to Sam Steelstrong (msg # 86):

ooc  So you are calling me Q  are you??  Giggle a way my 1/2 ling friend giggle a way.

huge claw and shredding of branches and the trunk where obviously something big landed and parted the top of the tree.

In reply to GM (msg # 87):

Further actions?

Kree is making his way over while wAtching for attackers.....

Looking up at the trees, "Any idea what that thing is?" Sam says warily.

No, but if it's natural, it probably has a next or cave in the mountains.

With here eye sight returning to her, Sila held up a hand to help shield her eyes from the direct sunlight. She was able to start making out some of damage done to the tree top.  "Clawing would indicate that some sort of bird or creature with claws, by the shear size that your describing Bruga, the thing would be really large."

She looked down around the base of the tree, "Something that large would have made lots of noise breaking branches, we should have felt or seen the rustling of branches and wind.  Yet we did not notice either for some unexplainable reason"  Sila looked around for any remaining belongs of Clair's "Perhaps there may be a way of tracking Clair"

"Compared to Bruga, even a chicken is a large bird." The paladin joked. "Perhaps those marks were made before we set our camp? I believe Sila is quite right. The breaking of branches would surly wake at least some of us up. I can't imagine Clair would simply take off on her own without telling someone where she went. There could be some other foul magic behind all this, i wonder."

Reaching the rest,Kree calls up to Bruga,

are the branches still damp from a fresh break? look for sign of scales....fur...or feathers...if it did that to the tree...The tree would have struck back,,..

 Then the elf looks around the tree talking as much to himself as the others, scale would most like fall..fur and feathers would be caught up in the branches....

So Bruga looks. For one thing, are the breaks ragged or clean?

In reply to Bruga Honeyfinder (msg # 95):

Breaks are ragged, yes somethign big was in the tree.

No scales, feathers or dropping by the tree or camp.

Clair and Snare foot prints seem to be in one spot most of the night - the usualy for a night watch.

No other unusual tracks/signs/disturbance that you can see.

If everyone would like they can roll another D100 for that last check around camp :)

Kree tries to withhold his anger.This is my fault.There is a reason I always wish to take the deep watch...

 He moves with his bow in hand, to take one last look around .

Then it might have been you who was seized. There was no outcry...or anything...and we weren't awakened.

Bruga wanders around, eyes on the ground....

00:38, Today: Bruga Honeyfinder rolled 92 using 1d100.  ONe More .

Is messing up one's tyuping [sic] the way to high rolls?

Senuviel looks rather pensive. His mind work overtime to try to fathom what has gone on of Claire and Snare. He then observes the tree one last time as he talks to Kree: It could have happened to any of us, Kree, don't put the blame on you. We've been through worse, friend and Claire and Snare are more than able to take care of themselves while we search for them.

Maki looks once more around the camp, if there is anything unusual they have missed, that he could point out.

OOC: 11:38, Today: Maki rolled 69 using 1d100.  Camp search.

In reply to Maki (msg # 100):

OOC - Well, so far so good the dice have been kind to the group.  As soon as Sila rolls you shall see what you find/or finds you :)

14:54, Sat 13 Aug: Sila Thorton Duskmantle rolled 58 using 1d100.  more checking.
 Sila looked some more

"It's not anyones fault but the thing that did this Kree," Sam responds. "Anyone figured out what way it went? Assuming it took her. Any chance she would have just chased after something she saw?" Sam takes one more glance around the camp and surrounding area hoping third times a charm.

12:04, Today: Sam Steelstrong rolled 45 using 1d100
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