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[IC] Chapter 2-5: You're whirling 'round...
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09-20-2017, 05:36 AM
The pony moves forward with Lugar and Giant. The divine torch illuminates quite some area, revealing a fork in the road, apparently the path leading to the second circle.
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This time Giant has the eagle eye (natural 20 on spot) and while Lugar keeps both his eyes on the illuminated mantis Giant spots another one sitting on a darker mushroom's trunk just across the path leading to the second circle.

See current map attached. remember 1sq=10ft. If you can't move your token just tell me your coordinates as follows:
- Giant: M10
- Lugar: N10
- Pony: M11
(valid for this image only because the place is 128x128 5-ft-squares total. if you run out of the alphabet within a single image we'll discuss.)


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