Aldo and Pudge have a confused look on their faces for a moment, then shrug and say, in unison. "That makes sense."

Lyle steps toward Girt and asks, "Will you be the vanguard?"

Aldo and Pudge shiver at the sight of the gargoyle. Lyle approaches the graffiti cautiously and asks, "What you think it means?" as he turns to the others in the party.

Valanthe scratches her head trying to recall any songs about gargoyles, but nothing comes to mind.

Aldo and the gang follow closely behind.

Sorry I haven't been around to post. The holiday weekend threw off my schedule. How should I jump back in, RCK? Aldo, Pudge, Valanthe, and Lyle attempt to follow the party's tracks after letting them go ahead. There's a general feeling of dis-ease among the group. They all have their weapons drawn,...

Aldo and Pudge sheathe their daggers and retreat up the stairs. As they do so, they both grab the rope off their shoulders. Both whisper to the tall Mohican prince, "Hand us some stones."

Also and Pudge are caught by surprise for a moment and then point their daggers towards the men. Aldo squeaks out, "Anyone moves and I'll cut you to pieces, finger by finger until you're not a pile of skin and bones."

Pudge, against his better judgement, volunteers. He makes it barely a step before Aldo follows his example.

Pudge and Arlo step forward slowly, drawing their knives. Valanthe and Lyle take their place on either side of the entrance, ready to stab should anything foul come out on the moors.

Arlo, Pudge, Lyle, and Valanthe stare at the ground looking hesitant. After a moment, Valanthe whispers, "We haven't any torches. I think I can convince the fat one to scout, but he'll need some light." Valanthe unsheaths her dagger cautiously. The halfling follows suit and the twins grow ...

Four figures emerge from The Broken Cup, a tavern notorious for those down on their luck, and join the crowd gathering on the green. Their tabs aren't going to pay themselves, and after the damage they did last night, risking death in the Barrowmaze seems less dangerous a prospect than showing Rosch...