<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=295821.msg14539571#msg14539571">Quote from: Ixy on 30-11-2018, 03:38:56</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">1.  Koba makes sure we're adequately supplied for provisions, supplementing trail rations with fresh meat where possible until the land gets really nasty.<br/><br/>2.  Care is taken to proceed with the carriage centered between two bow-ready riders and the wand of mage armor accessible to protect the driver in case of ambush.<br/><br/>3.  Koba will try to familiarize herself somewhat with the terrain gradually as it changes to better adapt if necessary, making mental notes about local wildlife and hazards.<br/><br/>4.  At some point she will remind the others about hygiene of they're not taking care.  She apparently dislikes the stereotype about filthy half orcs.<br/><br/>5.  She will converse around the fire some but otherwise primarily keep quiet except to study others and the terrain.  Mostly the terrain... This type of land is somewhat unfamiliar to her and she even walks her horse often so she can grow accustomed to it.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>1.  Koba finds that foraging for food is not difficult on the trail from Magnimar to Galduria.  She is able to hunt all sorts of meat, including game and venison, to sufficiently mitigate the party's consumption of rations by fifty percent.  Finding meat on the trail between Galduria and Ravenmoor, however, is not without complications.  There is plenty of amphibian and reptile meat here, but whether the party wishes to consume it is something else altogether.<br/><br/>2.  This is a good combination.  For his part, the journalist sits beside the driver because he's no horseman.<br/><br/>3.  The difference between the Churlwood forests and the boggy quagmire of the road to Ravenmoor is stark, and it becomes starker by the day.  Fortunately, none of the horses are injured by misadventure in the mud, though there was one singular instance where a wagon got stuck.<br/><br/>4.  Cleanliness on the trail is difficult, but near Ravenmoor, in the midst of the summer month of Arindur, the air is soupy and each and everyone of you finds yourself absolutely drenched in sweat.<br/><br/>5.  It must be remarked that although the terrain on the road to Ravenmoor is surrounded by bog and swamp, care was taken to ensure that the road was elevated.  The only hazards attributable to the environment are instances where the party must ford the swamp to get from one side of the road to the other.  In other instances, it appears as if the nearby river has flooded, and taken small chunks of the road with it.  Otherwise, the road merely presents inconveniences.<br/><br/>In all, please accept a +2 skill bonus to survival checks in the swampy terrain of Ravenmoor to be used until the end of Arindur.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=295821.msg14540054#msg14540054">Quote from: Zaer Darkwail on 30-11-2018, 12:12:14</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">1.  Valter during journey continued his daily rituals for Iomedae (the ones which he can do on the road anyways). He also prefers exercise everytime group camps in and seeks someone to practice and duel with (and if not duel then join to game of dragonchess to improve his mental tactical skills). He converses easily enough and more than gladly talks about himself and his past as he is man who has little to hide, but any bedroom conquests he leaves to other's imaginations to go into carnal details but he hints here and there he is bachelor and socially active with women and more perhaps.<br/><br/>2.  In travels he would keep eyes on the surroundings best as he could and joins on watch duties, but most of time besides his worship and training goes also maintaining his gear and hygiene. Cleaning armor, sharpening and oiling his sword and of course wash whenever he could.<br/><br/>3.  He has not yet powerful connection enough to his patron yet to gain divinationary spells so his spells prepared are mostly self-buffs or debufs on enemies. Which some if not all party members are aware off and he familiarizes with members whom he was not familiar before.<br/><br/>4.  He spend gold from party funds to purchase himself a horse for travel purposes (unless group acquires a wagon/cart), as he has mostly walked or used caravans wagons as form of travel most of his life so far as he fairly easily gets job as caravan guard.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>1.  It is always wise to maintain one's skills keen through practice.  If Valter does not find a willing duelist among his party, he is bound to find someone among the travelers.<br/><br/>2.  As stated, this is more difficult on the road to Ravenmoor.  But noted.<br/><br/>3.  Noted.  By the time that you arrive at Ravenmoor, the party members are all apprised of Valter, whether they like it or not!<br/><br/>4.  I believe that the party has purchased communal horses for party use.  There is a wagon, as well, but you might find it a bumpy ride from time to time.