Big things are happening. A new island had been discovered far of the coast. Considering the small amount of land it actually was, it didn't seem like that big of a deal. However the land was rich in rare minerals, woods full of exotic flora, and what may be the most important part dangerous monstrous creatures the likes of which have never been seen since ancient times. This is where the monster hunter guild comes in. Not only are they needed for the hunting and capturing of they crazy awesome beasts, but also to keep the new village safe as well as clear new areas for mines.<br/><br/>After getting a lot of boring formal paper work from your guild, they need to make sure you know they get their cut, the group all get on a big ship and take the long ride to the new frontier of danger and excitement. There was no dock large enough for the big ship yet, so the final leg of the trip was taking a couple dinghies to the shore. Once you land everything looks surprisingly peaceful. What stands before you is a beautiful little town. Wooden huts are scattered across the white sand beach. Most of them seem rather small, and there are barely any people around.<br/><br/>An elderly looking man comes forward. For his age he looked rather strong and fit. He wore little more than some hide armor and used a lance like a walking stick. He smiles and outstretches a hand to shake with each of you.<strong>"Ah... welcome welcome, you must be from the guild. Welcome to out humble village. Over there is the outpost your guild set up ahead of time. A guild representative should be there to if you need anything."</strong>He points over his shoulder to a smallish building with a counter set up outside. He then waves over to a little shack with smoke bellowing out from the top.<strong>"Over there is the town's forge. Um... if you can speak with Shmebulock, Urist isn't much of a people person. And last is the building the guild built for you all to stay in."</strong>He then pointed out what was arguable the nicest looking building. It was a lovely looking wood cottage, and the only building that was two stories high.<strong>"Any questions?"</strong>