Rhidon and Barley stroll through the low hills. The weather clear and the sun shining, putting them in good spirits.
As days pass, the path becomes wilder. The hills become stranger. At first, the change is not quite noticable but soon Barley starts to see strange plants amongst the native flora. Barley is thankful for
Rhidon's amulet.
Amongst the hills, Barley picks up a traveler, a little spirit familiar that he names Malachy. They form a bond.
As the way grows wilder still, Barley sends Malachy out to commune with the areas local spirits, hoping to broker a deal for nightly protection. He is willing to give away something small, trade a tale told to him from another spirit far away, a dream, or at the very worse the memory of a sunny day from his childhood.
OOC:
3D6: Barley will use his Familiar trait to try and trade with local spirits to watch our camp during the night
2D6: Barley will use his Scholar background to try and impress local spirits for protection.
Suggested Chalenge for Rhidon: While waiting for Malachy to return, a ferocious growl is heard and something like a dog mixed with an eel bursts from the river!
Now I'm going to respond to Rhidon's challenge in this post.
One eve, a cold wind blows in with a hint of smoke in the air. Over the next hill, a campfire can be seen twinkling. Barley takes the lead and sneaks to the campfire about 50 feet out. He sends in Malachy for recogn.
OOC:
For the challenge part: How far do you want forward do you want us to describe our actions? Because I would like Malachy to go, come back and relay if there is danger. If there is, I'd like to suggest that we take an alternate route and avoid conflict if possible. I'm going to roll each step just in case. Let me know if it's too much.
Rhidon's Suggested challenge:
Sneak to fire: 2d6
Malachy Returns without being caught:2d6
Return to Rhidon and explain the situation without getting caught:2d6
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