I have one last meal only. You can have it.

[OOC: OK, ready to sleep?]

Storm suggests a watch. He offers to take the first watch.

The night passes swiftly and it is cold, but not freezing, luckily.
During the first watch a few wolves pass by, but the fire and the watch are enough to keep them at distance and eventually they go away.
The morning after is cloudy and windy, but there is no rain.
How do you want to proceed?

Storm suggests continuing forward and hunting for food.

So you carry on north west?

In reply to Stormrider Sureheart (msg # 55):

"Agreed and lets be quick about it I did not like the wolves sniffing around our camp last night.."


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[OOC: Please roll for hunting as previously]

Storm does his best to hunt.

OOC:19:58, Today: Secret Roll: Stormrider Sureheart rolled 10 using 2d6.  hunting.
19:58, Today: Secret Roll: Stormrider Sureheart rolled 11 using 2d6.  hunting.

18:14, Today: Secret Roll: Garl Ligoosh rolled 9 using 2d6.  Hunting.

[OOC: 20:20, Today: Secret Roll: The Director, on behalf of Robustous Clovetrue, rolled 5 using 2d6.  hunting.]

Robustus catches a skinny hare and that's just enough for the three of you.
You keep looking around, but can't see anything worth noting.

It is evening again.
[OOC: shall I go with automatic rolls and sentries until something different happens?]

OOC: yes please :) this is taking forever lol

The night passes without any issue and it is not too cold.
You follow the path as it bends north, towards a group of hills, and manage to find enough game on the way.
You camp just at the foot of the hills, where a side path goes west and then turns north towards the hills as well.

[OOC: on one hand you have been a bit unlucky at missing more interesting encounters, on the other hand having to hunt makes progress slower. Hopefully, as I can make more rolls, the story will progress a bit more smoothly]
This message was last edited by the GM at 13:56, Tue 29 Jan 2019.

Once again you are visited by wolves, but the campfire and the sentry are enough to keep them at distance. During the night, the temperature is slightly colder than the nights before and there is a light rain, but it is not too bad, even if some of you don't have bedrolls and you don't have tents.

It is dawn again and yo have to decide if you want to proceed straight north into the hills or take the side path that goes west and then turns north as well.

In reply to The Director (msg # 66):

"Shall we skirt the hills ?" Robustous asks as he works to pack up their camp.

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Storm is agreeable to the suggestion and says so.

The sidepath leads you to a gloomy cave, where the path ends. You can see it three or four hundred steps forward.

Storm suggests exploring the cave.

Are there any tracks, or other tell-tale signs that this place is inhabited?
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"Either we find something to further our quest or we have some shelter, either way I say we enter the cave."


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In reply to Garl Ligoosh (msg # 71):

[OOC: please roll 2d6 for looking for tracks (Awareness roll)]

03:21, Today: Secret Roll: Garl Ligoosh rolled 4 using 2d6.  Awareness.

You notice big, clawed tracks going in and out of the cave and you can spot some scale that must have fallen from a big wurm. There is also some sulphuric smell coming out of it.