The Hidden Fortress

[Andy]

Objective is in the name.

Essentially, my character, Ambrose, has been tasked with eliminating a group of bandit stragglers that fled the wrath of some of Lycia's troops in northern Lycia (note: Not the conquered portions of Etruria). They fled into the mountains. He's not alone, however.

1. Ambrose Locke (moi)
2. Sergius (Broski)
3. Finola Sandoval (IB)
4. ____________
5. ____________

Anyone is welcome to join.

[Breadophile]

Do we get to loot the fortress or are we protecting it?

[Andy]

(06-05-2014, 02:31 PM)Breadophile Wrote: Do we get to loot the fortress or are we protecting it?

Well, whatever's there, sure. It's old, and mostly abandoned, of course. 'Cept by the bandits. Typical bandits, you know. =D

[Victor]

I'd be willing to join in and possibly two-man this if you like?

[IrishBarbarian]

I could see Finola in on something like this.

[Andy]

Sure. You're both in.

[Andy]

IB, if Finola's flying high enough, she'll see something. A possible destination for the bandits, it could be.

Broski, while she's looking, could Sergius notice a hole in the path? Like, a point where they have to jump across a chasm or something.

[IrishBarbarian]

Was just about to ask if that was the case. ^_^ will have something up tonight.

[Victor]

Sorry, didn't see this! Can and will edit.

EDIT: Post edited!

[Andy]

To answer Ambrose's question, there are two paths, one reached by climbing down the lip of the cliff, and the other by jumping to the other side and sliding down to a goat-path hidden on the cliff face. Each path has its dangers for the land-bound.

Also, one path is a dead end, and one leads to the fortress, but which is which is not immediately obvious.