On This Bracha, the 26th Day of Brookgreen,
in the 351st Year After the Cataclysm
(Thursday, March 25, 351 AC)

★The 7th Day of the Campaign - About 9:00 PM–5:00 AM★

• Solinari: Waning Gibbous
• Lunitari: Waning Crescent
• Nuitari: Waxing Crescent

   Once they’re over the crenelations, they can see over a 1-story building to the east of them into the courtyard. There are three Red Dragon Soldiers patrolling the courtyard. Everyone realizes that if they don’t crouch down (fall prone and crawl) along the outer edge of the wall, then all it will take is one of those three looking up to see you walking along the wall!

   To the north and south of them, there is a tower with a heavy wooden door. When you watched the last patrol go through this wall, a soldier from each tower walked along it to the other one.

   To their south, there is a set of stairs leading down into the courtyard.

   Another building in the southwest hides their view of the southern gate controls (yes, the picture lets you see it, but the characters cannot. However, you all can see the gate controls on the northern gate. Those controls are probably mirror images of the southern controls. They appear to require at least two strong people to turn large cranks.

   Merituuli’s extremely sensitive hearing lets him hear something large moving inside the southwest building. It doesn’t sound like horses. He can also hear, from the building just to the west of you all, and below you, a muffled conversation between a high-pitched someone and a lower-pitched groan. Merituuli can just barely make out something along the lines of “You’ve told me that one already, like 50 times, now. Can you just let me sleep?” followed by a third voice saying, “Shut up, you two. I’m working. Make any more noise and I’ll have you garroted—especially you, you stupid kender!”

   Smoke rises from a chimney jutting from the roof of a building in the southeast. When the smoke wafts across the courtyard and towards you at one point, you can smell some pretty delicious-smelling bread baking. It’s probably the kitchens.

   Walls. The walls of Wheelwatch are 20 feet high, with towers and fortifications adding an additional 10 feet for each floor.

   Windows. The windows in these walls are 6-inch-wide arrow slits.

   Light. Torches provide bright light throughout the fort.

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