Sure thing.<br/><br/>Perhaps I didn't describe it well in my post, but the obstacle is a stream of water has washed out the track, probably in late Fall the previous year, and has frozen in place through the winter. This is essentially a new tributary into the river at the bottom of the gorge.<br/><br/>A successful Pathfinder Test gets the Patrol around it as described by the character making the successful roll.<br/><br/>If a character chooses to climb the ice, they may use a Persona Point to tap their Nature to add to their Test roll (or not, if they don't want to tap Nature), still being a Pathfinder Test. In this case, Remiel/George was the first to suggest climbing, so he would make the test, if that's the solution the Patrol eventually decided upon.<br/><br/>Could you improve the ice patch to make it easier for others to climb? Eh...maybe? It will never be possible for wheeled vehicles to climb. Also, as the seasons change, the ice will melt into rushing water, causing new kinds of problems. It is something the Guard would address, certainly, but it's not part of the current mission of delivering the mail. In the end, the Patrol Leader would decide which would take precedence: delivering the mail or constructing a passable path around the obstacle. The rest of the Patrol could make their arguments to him as to which to do.