We pick up with our heroes days later, marching northbound into an expansive Tundra. A barren wasteland of snow capped ridges, and icy mountian paths. What was once a well beaten path has become a maze of snow drifts, animal tracks, and the occasional trail of footprints. The party is currently making camp in a small cave just off the beaten path. Once a home for a den of polar bears, it has long since been turned into a rest stop for weary travellers. A blazing fire breathes life into the cold husks as they cower from the harsh conditions.

As the party begins to warm up and return to a semblance of comfort they split up to inspect their accomodations and prepare for the next day's travel. Wyatt begins to cook over the fire, Krelle is meditating, meanwhile Tavvis looks around to find that the walls have been littered with mysterious paintings. Tavvis especially is absorbed by the paintings.

painting desc: Primitive depictions of hunters taking on large beats in groups

paintings of various gods and depictions of fire

One mural in particular sticks out, a great city on a small island. Sitting aloft it a small imposing man watching down from on high.

An erratic set of disjointed scribbles which seem to highlight a small nook where the cave walls overlap, leading to a small path that can be squuezed into.







Inside the crevice a small chamber with a used fire pit, a few knapsacks, bedrolls, and on the cave wall seem to be a wide variety of handprints.

Tavvis should be drawn into touching one of the handprints, sticking him to the wall unable to reach out to anybody no matter how he tries. There should be some chalk which he can outline a handprint with to get



Once Tavvis manages to get Wyatt to touch the wall they will be able to see and interact with each other once again. They will be left to their own devices until they leave the cave.

Upon leaving the cave the adventurers are met by a far different picture tha they were expecting. What once was a vast tundra, cold and bleak has become a tropical beach