Tuesday, 29 December 2015

Gozran 13th 01 - Something Smells Fishy

After a year of overseeing their fledgling city's construction (which they named Wyvernshore) the group grew restless and decided to travel outside of the city boundaries and explore the surrounding areas that lay to the east south and west of their base.

As they left the city the group headed south-east and soon encountered a fisherman whom seemed rather disgruntled.  Through conversation the group discovered that the fisherman was having issues with his nets being damaged by a large bad-tempered turtle.

Obviously as this dwindling supply of fish could affect the trade within the city, so the group agreed to aid the fisherman and were directed down a nearby path to a lake where the creature dwelled.  It didn't take long to spot the large turtle which also seemed unhappy to see the party and charged itself to the shoreline to attack the group, only to narrowly miss biting Miro's hand off.  The ensuing fight was short even though the year away from adventuring had taken more of a toll on the party's abilities than they had thought, with a lot of their attacks missing their mark, but eventually the turtle was wounded and slaughtered with a few minor scruffs to a couple of the party members.  With the turtle dispatched and the fisherman now happy that he can fish with no more risk to his nets the group head east.

After four hours the group came across the deep and mighty Gurdrin River and in following the river they soon find a part of the river where it was shallow enough for the horses to cross over.  As the group reach the other bank they find the carcass of a large fish.  Natalia took a closer look at the large carcass and even though it was 2ft long it was only a portion of the original fish!  Consulting Kyrander, they both decide that what they were looking at the remains of a dead salmon of approx 7ft in length!!  It had been rumoured that there were fish this size that swam this length of river and both the ranger and druid noticed that there were nearby tracks and entrails which suggested that a number of owlbears had feasted here, killing and consuming a large quantity of these magnificent salmon.

They continue to travel through the area for a further couple of hours before setting up camp for the evening.

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