Boghadair approaches Thagakh and says "Thag ol' buddy if our employer gets eaten by the gobbos, he can't pay us.  Let's hide the wagons and tie them up,  and to save our boss."

Persuasion: 9

Though Boghadair seems persuasive in his argument, Thagakh's wisdom check holds up.  He is holding to his decision to stay with the wagons.

OOC: more xp has been added to all characters.

Ian agrees to see where the path might take them.  As soon as we can get to the bottom of these wasted horse.  Plus I want to catch the wolf.

The half-orc tries to convince one of his party members

"Anyone who wants to join Thagakh watch? There are two wagons, Thagakh cannot drive two wagons at once in case of emergency."

the only other choice as i see it is to deliver the wagons and come back, either way there might not be anyone to rescue

OOC: I'm having trouble envisioning the situation. On the road are two dead horses and our wagon. The wolf ran up a narrow path into the woods. Is that everything?

To clarify: there is a pile of dead horses and goblins.  Thagakh is staying back with both wagons which are stopped on the road.  He is seeking one more character to remain behind.  The path is to the left, heading north on a trail through the woods.  Several characters are about to head down the trail to see if the dead horses belong to Gundren or Sildar.

still waiting for a couple more characters to commit to staying or going.

Boghadair says

"The way I look at it,  is that there is no specific deadline to get these wagons to the town.  But if our little dwarf gets killed because we put off checking on him there's no point in delivering the wagons at all.  Two lives are at stake.  I signed on for an adventure,  and rescuing a couple of blokes from gobbos sounds a lot more exciting than travelling to town.  If you want,  why not camp here for the night.  Those of us that wants to be heroic will head up the trail.  If we're not back by morning we will catch up to you."

OOO:  DM you mentioned in a previous post they the horses did belong to Gundren and Sildar.   Before the fight that is. 

I for one am out on a quest for knowlege, and there is no knowledge to be gained sitting in a place you already know

Ian hopes we find more Goblin to squash.

i would say the chances of that are high, where there are four there are likely to be more

"While being heroic sounds deadly, I do want to get paid for this. So let us see if we can find our employer." Kelli says as he walks slowly up the path.

"I will stay behind with the Orc," says Akaas.

ooc: Grandmaster- were there any quivers for the arrows?

I’m for finding the dwarf and/or the map from his empty map case. my guess is without one or both of those, the stuff we are carting is useless. Maybe we can “reclaim” some other supplies while we are out.

We will be heading up the trail with everyone but Akaas and the orc who will remain with the wagons.

I need all characters to roll perception checks.  I will pick up the story in the morning.

OOC:  2 quivers

perception:19

If nobody minds ill take a short bow, quiver and 12 arrows, it may have been a while since my younger days but im sure i still remember to shoot 

ooc: i do have proficiency with long and short bows

Boghadair's Perception: 18

 OOC : Marching orders preferable for me to be near the back to have plenty of distance to shoot whatever comes our way. 

The half-orc replies to Boghadair

"Thagakh will only wait for two hours. Camping is easy for Thagakh but standing watch for the whole night while guarding wagons with only Thagakh and old Akaas is hard."