Game: Meet Me in Phandalin

Mel, make a Strength check, with advantage if Ruthann helps you, for moving the horses.

That was accumulative of the three, they're goblins...they aren't chock-full of loot.

Rolled in my OG post. Hows a 16 work for ya?

ok Hypco, sorry! Just didn't want to miss anything. Plus I'm a loot whore in just about any game. I'll try to remember later that when I try to loot that it's not just one guy. Thx!.

No worries Silver. I think it's a given, for most games at least, that you loot all the fallen bodies; simply to avoid the: I loot this guy (okay you find so-and-so), okay now I loot this guy (okay you find so-and-so).

The wagon would be easy enough to steer off the trail but the hiding is a different story. If you want to take this path, explain how you are hiding it and I will roll for it's stealth depending on that and how many people are helping you.

The goblin path is littered with stray roots that jut out from the ground and low branches. If you want to take this path, I'd have you roll a land vehicle check (To see if you can control the oxen well enough to continue down this difficult path and maintain the wagon while doing it).

How do I do this check? 1d20+what?

The path is behind a thicket up an embankment; while it isn't hard to walk up and down the embankment alone, it would prove difficult to try and get the oxen up it along with the wagon. The pathway is carved into the surrounding forest, which bleeds onto the path every now and then. If you are looking to hide the wagon and oxen along the path, I'd ask to have you roll land vehicle (To see if you could make it up the embankment). It is most likely a more difficult check than hiding it on the main road but it would most likely be safer, in the event of something coming across it.

The main road has a deep forest bordering it, your typical trees can be found here, along with: various sized bushes, fallen branches, leaves, and the very rare, occasional dropped fruit can be found among the forest floor.