Session 1: Make contact with Bhjurba's Den

Leilara makes it up to the top, she has to take a moment to catch her breath but she made it.

Magnus arrives to the top shortly after Leilara, he looks like he could've climbed a wall twice as high before he became winded.

Kalimonsore makes it about halfway, and then grabbed onto a loose rock. His grip slips and he plummets to the bottom, and lands on his back with a solid WHUMP! He takes 1d6 bludgeoning damage from the fall.

As Kalimonsore stands up, his pack begins to leak water. After a quick inspection it is apparent that his waterskin was flattened by the fall, and the contents of his pack were drenched by the water he lost.

At the top of the plateau, Magnus and Leilara find a small cavity in the granite. Inside the air is dusty, with only a few streams of sunlight coming in from cracks at the top. The painted walls here are in much better condition, and they seem to tell a story of a battle between hunters and some sort of bird creature. The figures in the primitive story also seem to be jumping on top of the bird, you figure that the acients could've had access to magic or that the artist was simply too lazy.

The cave is small, so it doesn't take long to explore. You find small, worn down box that had been built into the rock. It is locked, naturally.

Leilara easily secures the rope to the piton, it should be able to hold one person at a time.

The box is carved from stone, but is very old and could probably be smashed open. There are no immediate traps on the outside, but the fact that it seems unlocked is suspicious. After very cracking the box open by a hair, Magnus spots a mechanism on the inside. He can't tell what it is though, and he is not sure if it is magical or not.

Definitely a magical trap of some kind, set to go off when the box is opened. Looks like a rune that will release a huge amount of combustible dust, and some sort of flint gear.

Yrsa is able to remove the gear inside the box, but is not able to disarm whatever triggered the rune. With the ignition source gone, the trap is rendered inert.

After warning the others, she opens the box. The rune goes off and a copious amount of dust begins to billow out from the box. Since the flint was removed there was no explosion, so the trap simply made the room mildly uncomfortable. After about 30 minutes, the dust from the trap either settled or was blown away by the wind. Inside the box, Yrsa finds an ornate ankle band with strange markings on it.

Other than the box there's not much else of worth inside the cave, but it will make for a secure campsite for the night. Other travelers might also see the area around the plateau as a good camp, but few would wish to climb it.