You make good time across the grasslands. No more guards or stragglers are seen. After a few hours, a dozen miles further along, plumes of smoke come into view. A sloping ridge ahead of you provides a good vantage point.
The smoke plumes, of course, are emanating from the encampment.
The cultists have built their base in the hollow of a rocky plateau that's roughly shaped like a horseshoe. The lower portion of the plateau rises gently from the surrounding land, but it quickly steepens and ascends to a height of 150 feet above the landscape. Boulders form jumbled heaps at the bases of the cliffs. The level shelves and top of the plateau are covered in long grass, brush and scrubby trees grow in patches.
Two rough timber guard towers have been built, one at the mouth of the hollow, and one on a higher plateau. Circles of various sizes of canvas tents are everywhere in the hollow. Many with cooking fires amongst them.