<div class="floatright">Sumara Farrowynn (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1426152)<br/>(https://i.imgur.com/gcMtYDz.jpg)<br/><strong>HD:</strong> 2d10 | <strong>HP:</strong> 20/20 | <strong>AC:</strong> 19 | <br/><strong>Proficiency(+2):</strong> Athletics, History, Insight, Perception, Persuasion | <br/><strong>Saving Throws:</strong> Wisdom, Charisma | <br/><strong>Dmg:</strong> Morningstar 1d8+2, Javelin 1d6+2</div><br/>Sumara accepted Valthos' hand as he helped her back up unto her feet, though now she was definitely wary of doing any sudden or brusque motions anywhere near the frozen bank, so she was quick to take a step back from it.  Though her boots helped her remain balanced in deep snow due to their weight, it was quite the opposite when dealing with wet snow, little snow, or ice and the metal would just slip very easily.  So she wasn't keen to cross until they had a secured rope bridge.  "Thank you, Valthos," she said with an incline of her head.  Now that was a rare sight to see, dark elves didn't tend to show respect to anyone, barely even their own kind.  But there was beauty in friendships and respect, and she would not dishonor the goddess by rejecting the friendly gesture.<br/><br/>Peering over at Remi, she was quite impressed with the change in method.  Using a shield as a sled?  That was just brilliant!  If she had thought of it, it would've made several of her own previous adventures much easier than they had to be.  Sumara thought she should keep notes on something like this.