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LAURA: Yeah, let’s follow the direction that the |
toad went. |
TRAVIS: Yeah. |
MARISHA: Cats love toads. |
LAURA: I like it. It’s a good plan. This is |
definitely not going to backfire. Let’s go. |
(laughter) |
MATT: All right. The horses pick up and begin |
heading northward towards the Ustaloch. |
LAURA: When we get far away from the carnival, we |
should drop the guard bodies off. Push them out so |
it looks like they were on patrol when they turned |
into zombies. Far away from the carnival. |
MARISHA: We ran into those guards that were |
patrolling the lake– |
LAURA: Exactly! Like a lake patrol. |
MATT: It doesn’t take you too long to get to the |
southern edge of the Ustaloch. You can see the |
muddy lake bed that gives way to the water itself. |
Number of scattered stones in the muck and |
occasionally you hear the lapping of waves. The |
very subtle wind flowing through in the night. |
It’s about two in the morning. There’s some |
moonlight in the sky. It looks like a waxing moon. |
At least the one you can see because there are |
multiple moons. |
SAM: Wait, what? |
MATT: There’s two moons in Exandria. |
SAM: How did we never know that? |
MATT: That was established in the last campaign. |
TALIESIN: Like dogs, we never looked up. |
MATT: One of the moons is so faint– |
SAM: How many suns are there? |
MATT: There’s one. Anyway, there’s a faint bit of |
moonlight which gives you folks without darkvision |
a little bit of detail that you can make out in |
the vicinity. You come to the lake edge and |
there’s the water. |
TRAVIS: This is the best we can do for them. |
LAURA: Take them out of this wagon! |
MARISHA: Hang on, hang on. I want to look around. |
Do I see any guards? |
MATT: Perception check. |
MARISHA: Big dice, don’t fail! Natural 20! |
MATT: Okay. Couple things. One: you don’t see any |
guards, but you do see a few hundred feet to the |
west of you along the edge, you see a boat that is |
about a hundred feet out on the water. You see two |
figures that are in the boat. Possibly two |
fishermen or two guards, but you can’t really tell |
from this distance. There are two figures in a boat |
a little ways out on the water. |
From your current visual |
perspective, you don’t see the other end of the |
lake. It’s a pretty decent sized lake, but you can |
see the very faint bump of a landmass that breaks |
the horizon of the water. |
MARISHA: Like an island? |
MATT: Like an island, possibly. |
LAURA: Or a giant toad sitting in the water? |
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