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BigBlue
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I think I'll go ahead and do the same as I've been doing - 1 Sleep, 1 MM...
D&D: Horror on the Hill: Beginnings
- Thread starter Spiderman
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You guys set up camp back in the brush.
Amazingly, the night passes uneventfully.
At 7 AM sharp, you break camp and continue along the trail. After 5 turns, the trail descends 80' and you rest for a turn. 3 more turns, the trail bends to the NW and opens up into one of the largest and most desolate clearings on The Hill. The clumps of grass growing here are scraggly and brown. Most of the ground is simply bare, cracked dirt and the forest surrounding seems especially dark and foreboding. This clearing is so large that you can't even see the other end at the north.
Amazingly, the night passes uneventfully.
At 7 AM sharp, you break camp and continue along the trail. After 5 turns, the trail descends 80' and you rest for a turn. 3 more turns, the trail bends to the NW and opens up into one of the largest and most desolate clearings on The Hill. The clumps of grass growing here are scraggly and brown. Most of the ground is simply bare, cracked dirt and the forest surrounding seems especially dark and foreboding. This clearing is so large that you can't even see the other end at the north.
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train
Guest
(Suggest we make our way along the trail, and watch all around for any signs of danger...)
Kurik agrees. "And watch our rear, Wilhelm!" he snorts.
You travel 50' and rest for a turn as the north end of the clearing comes into view. The shape of the clearing resembles a teardrop, as the upper half is much wider than the lower half. You can see bunches of thornbushes along the north end with many smooth, roughly square white stones among them. A trail leads to the east.
You travel 50' and rest for a turn as the north end of the clearing comes into view. The shape of the clearing resembles a teardrop, as the upper half is much wider than the lower half. You can see bunches of thornbushes along the north end with many smooth, roughly square white stones among them. A trail leads to the east.
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train
Guest
(Is that a trail different than ours?)
"Well gents... let's keep on..."
"Well gents... let's keep on..."
T
train
Guest
(East it is...)
"Well - seems that would be our way to go..." (begins heading that way...)
"Well - seems that would be our way to go..." (begins heading that way...)
T
train
Guest
(Seconds keeping moving, but will prepare for shooting at them...)
As you keep going east, the buzzing fades behind you.
After two more turns, you notice with a start that you just passed a broken down wall. It wasn't evident because coming up on it, it was hidden by the undergrowth. Looking at it from your current vantage point, it appears entirely destroyed - what remains is almost covered with vines. Looking around more carefully, you see several squarish buildings and a large pool of water among the trees.
(Map to follow, got to build it)
After two more turns, you notice with a start that you just passed a broken down wall. It wasn't evident because coming up on it, it was hidden by the undergrowth. Looking at it from your current vantage point, it appears entirely destroyed - what remains is almost covered with vines. Looking around more carefully, you see several squarish buildings and a large pool of water among the trees.
(Map to follow, got to build it)
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train
Guest
(time to explore gents... waiting on map for layout...)
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rokapoke
Guest
HAD TO leave early? Tough life. Anybody else wish they had a government job?Spiderman said:** Sorry, had to leave early on Thursday and had a long weekend... will try to get the map today if nothing else unexpected happens
All right, here's the map (finally).
Key (hopefully you can see it)
Gray lines = crumbled walls
Black lines = solid remaining walls
Green = trees
Blue = water
Purple = ground vent
Dark green in the north = some sort of undergrowth from what you can tell at your position
What I put on the map is what you can see from your current position (P). You can see there are buildings (through the trees) to the NE, E, and S)
Key (hopefully you can see it)
Gray lines = crumbled walls
Black lines = solid remaining walls
Green = trees
Blue = water
Purple = ground vent
Dark green in the north = some sort of undergrowth from what you can tell at your position
What I put on the map is what you can see from your current position (P). You can see there are buildings (through the trees) to the NE, E, and S)
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train
Guest
(Begins movement towards the building closest the group...)
"Well - let's see what we have here..."
"Well - let's see what we have here..."