Wemmick Wanders the Wilds

Alright, big plans! Give me a roll for navigating to the site and another for staying concealed.
Most GM I have heard of only allow Focus in combat but I allow it and default to it any time the PC is cautious or being careful
I recomend players roll test anytime they attempt something with a chance of failure. When in doubt, roll. add Advantage or disadvantage when applicable. When in doubt roll more dice and I will adjust as needed and let you know.

Plotting the path using his educated eye to follow the path. Wemmick then sets out along the path using his Acrobaticsto keep him fleet of foot while moving along the path.

Relying on his strength Wemmic plaots a course and uses his training as best he can. Though successful Wemmic realizes his broad knowledge is not a guarantee of practical application, but it helps. And though his accrobatic trainig is useful in climbinb and manuvering ovre th rough terrain it is not aimed at stealth and concealment. Still you manage to get to the area in question without too much trouble and staying to coveer as best you are able.

Though not a tracker it is easy enough to find where the beast landed and, by your guess, left several individuals before taking to th skies. The track of tose left quickly move to a small track, likely an animal trail by the way is meanders through the country. Curious you try and follow and are grateful that one of the sets of prints is so well defined. The large heavy prints are likely from a large person or someone carrying a heavy load, as the others ( 2 or 3 sets?) are much harder for you to keep track of.

Somewhat lost in your efforts to track the party you are surprised when you hear a sudden rattling noise and look down to see a snake that is several feet long coiling itself up just at your feet as it shakes its tail. As you hesitate it strikes out at your leg with long fangs. The fangs sink into your calf and you feel it's venom flow into you! 1 damage + Roll a SAVE TEST

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Recoiling in shock of both the surprise and the Attack Wemmick lashes out with his rapier and then puts himself in a defensive position (evade)while he mentally assesses the situation better.

Your swift blade slices the unfrtunate serpent in two. Wounded but victorious you quickly bandage your wounds, grateful you were able to avoid suffering form the snake venom. Hobing along, cursing your bad luck to stumble on a sun bathing serpent you increase you awareness as you move to follow the group and hope they are friendlier than the snake was.After a while the tracks lead to a deep crevice that the prints lead up to. Peering over the edge you estimate it to be over 100 feet down and on the other side of the crevice are carved stone steps. Following the track you come to a section of stone with very indentations that turn out to be dwarven runes chiseled into the wall. The track lead to this section of stone but then just wander around for a bit. Looking around you see no tracks leading away but do notice an odd crack in the stone that may be a door. With a slight push you confirm that it is indeed a door as it pushes in to reveal clean, dust free stairs spiraling down.

Scanning the surrounding are you are certain that no one outside is watching you. Inside however is another matter. The soft sound of wind moving through the stairs and distant and faint echos is all you can hear. The stairs are obviously long but beyond that you have not clue what may be down in the darkness.

Wemmck will light his lantern shut the door and slowly descend the stairs with his lantern in one hand and his Raiper in the other. He will continue to listen and be cautious as he moves forth.

The status end ends after eighty feet in rough room about fifteen feet in diameter. There's a natural tunnel worn smooth with use leading out of the room, but it's only five feet high. There's also a sturdy rope dangling in the air near the wall beneath the entrance door. Unsure what the type might be used for but setting nowhere else to go Wemmic cruises the room for the tunnel.

After a short way the tunnel levels out, ana a dim glow becomes visible. Near the end of the tunnel you come upon a ten by ten stone landing that looks out upon a cavern forty yards wide and sixty yards long. To the left is an opening that leads to the crevasse spotted from above. Forty feet below are the remnants of a small village, though it appears uninhabited. Though a wooden staircase lies in a heap you do see a rope anchor to the cliff as a means of descent.

The conf of voices echoing in the cave causes your attention and moving carefully you move to see 3 figures crossing the cavern from the old village towards the passage outside.