That's what happens when you channel all the human and animal waste to a stagnate source. What better way to prevent someone from crossing the moat than to make it look like that?
And yea, it is freakin' nasty looking.
That's what happens when you channel all the human and animal waste to a stagnate source. What better way to prevent someone from crossing the moat than to make it look like that?
And yea, it is freakin' nasty looking.
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Quick bath on the way out of the castle!
Next tile is crossing the small mountain creek that represents the outer moat on the west side of the castle. Though an archer or two may be atop the outer bailley, above the drainage tunnel exit, the real threat is coming from the other side of the tunnel, as the samurai and ashigaru on boats are entering the tunnel themselves.
At least a jump into this four foot shallow creek allows the party to wash off the filth of crossing the moat, previously. The depth and current would prevent a heavily armored person from crossing safely, however, the lighter armored ashigaru spearmen will cross easily.
Though the party doesn't realize it, they are entering the back-end of a temple garden, which is in the next tile.
A monk is standing at the base of those rough hewn stone steps and may present an obstacle for PCs to try to negotiate before Tanaka's troops show up through the drainage tunnel. This monk is loyal to Lord Tanaka.
Oh, that's a stone lantern at the foot of the stairs.
Enjoy!
GP
Last edited by Gamerprinter; 05-07-2009 at 12:32 AM.
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