Berry will place herself near the middle of the caravan. She doesn't really bother inspecting it. She mostly hopes they brought enough food. She's gonna be annoyed if she needs to conjure up food for the caravan.

Sorsha will stay close to the front if only so she doesn't have to suck in all the dust the caravan stirs up. Plus she likes to know what is going on.

Gorgath had little to gather and had arrived early to the caravan.

The ogre walked near the front of the caravan to deter any would-be problems with the mythic Doomrazor being used as a makeshift walking stick.

He spotted the small form of Sorsha and gave the elf a nod.
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Haveron mostly meandered between front and back, just casually making conversation with people in the caravan, and the group they had formed.

He'd be very interested in what their aspirations are.

In reply to Haveron Stormwal (msg # 101):

Gareth is puretty tight lipped about aspirations beyond making money.

In reply to Gareth (msg # 102):

Mischa gives a look at the built ins of the kitchen cart and admires some of the knives carried by Hamid and others.

In reply to Gareth (msg # 102):

Berry says "Money and arcane power! Adventuring seemed like it would take the least work."

The caravan makes its way out of the city gate, and turns west, following  the city wall for a time before entering the foothills.

Well, at least the view is nice... Haveron said as he strolled with heavy footfalls on the road. After making initial efforts to talk with people the man had retreated into his own thoughts and slowed his pace until he was slugging along in the rear.

In reply to Haveron Stormwal (msg # 106):

Haveron gets a good idea about who is likely to be a straggler in need of eatching. He also notices that only about a third of the workers are wearing livery, and these include the headman, his master of arms, quartermaster, chief teamster, head cook, and some of tje laborers.

Sorsha will head up to the front so she can see where they are going.

In reply to Sorsha (msg # 108):

Gareth will be enjoying the view.

[Private to GM: Actually, he will be looking out for anything familiar in the general surrounds of Northport, as well as watching carefully how individuals react to each other withing the caravan, noting those in livery and how they treat those not in livery, etc.]

In reply to Gareth (msg # 109):

Berry is also basically enjoying the view.

Sorsha keeps walking and looking around. She has to admit, its nice not to be underground.

He keeps to himself, which isn't hard as everyone leaves him plenty of room.

Shroud Keeps to himself while staying in the middle of the caravan, checking every now and then where his group is.

In reply to Shroud (msg # 113):

One of the assistant cooks seems to be looking at Shroud, and trying not to be seen doing so. He is also scrawny and a little unpleaseant looking.


Those wishing to gather intel on the caravan need to make Observation rolls, or per-5, with bonuses for extra time; you will have had 4 hours to watch interactions before the first stop for a break.

He watches things going on, but has trouble discerning human behavior and intentions





[Private to GM: 11:07, Today: Adept Yisslitheniss rolled 11 using 3d6.  Perception  -5.  Needed a 9]

In reply to Adept Yisslitheniss (msg # 115):

How long should we assume a normal observation roll would take? 5 minutes?

Under that assumption, 4x60=240 minutes would be 48x normal time, or +5 to Observation, or Per.

Not that it helps Gareth, who is so busy looking around he bumps into one of the wagons when is slows for a hill, much to the amusement of the others.

[Private to GM: Of course, Gareth rolled terribly, 1 over perception...]

(OOC observation rolls take an hours time, per try, until spotted.)

In reply to Chye Isuel (msg # 117):

[OOC: So +2 then. Failed by more than I thought! Thanks.]

Shroud tried to observe but constantly stops because he too notices the cook looking at him, if anything worth noticing happened, Shroud missed it.

The big ogre continues his forward gaze, oblivious to nearly everything else.

[Private to GM: 20:54, Yesterday: Shroud rolled 12 using 3d6.  observation Per-5+2 for time.]

Sorsha walks along, looking and taking her time but she doesn't see much.

[Private to GM: Today: Sorsha rolled 11 using 3d6.  observation  12-5 +2.]

Haveron noted those that semed to straggle and those that were wearing livery as he slumped along behind, caught a little in his own thoughts.


[Private to GM: 10:02, Today: Haveron Stormwal rolled 11 using 3d6.
perception/observation.  10:02, Today: Haveron Stormwal rolled 10 using 3d6.  perception/observation.  10:02, Today: Haveron Stormwal rolled 8 using 3d6.
 perception/observation.  10:01, Today: Haveron Stormwal rolled 16 using 3d6.  perception/observation.]