An interesting notion about the hibernating bear ruse. Actually, the time of year is right, since bears hibernate between October and April, and it is currently December 1st. But, they normally seek out caves or hollows of large trees, or some other snug location. Still, given the goblins' intent to reach your camp and surprise attack the party, they won't want to pause to tangle with a bear (which, I take it, is the illusion you're presenting to them?) My understanding from your IC post is that that is what Jack is doing -- bow drawn and ready to fire at the warg should his ruse fail, but "sinking into his bearskin" being a metaphor for putting forth the illusion of a bear. Am I on track? If not, let me know.
