After your arcane team member uses the ornate chain to magically transport you to the glacial rift of the Frost Giant Jarl, you arrive on a wind swept glacier. Behind you, there are some low cliffs with obvious small caves. The sun is high in the sky, about mid-day but it is very overcast and a light snow is falling. It is cold but not too much below freezing. Above twenty five feet, there appears to be violent gusts of wind that occur suddenly and in random directions.
Stretching below and before you is the huge rift, a giant cut in the earth with the narrow end down the gentle slope about a hundred and fifty feet below you. Snow flurries often cut visibility to a hundred feet. During snow breaks, you estimate the rift to be four to five hundred feet long and perhaps one hundred and fifty feet wide at its widest point in the center. You have no idea how deep the rift goes down into the earth. You can clearly see a trodden path of large stones and carved ice where the giants have made a trail down to the rift. The trail splits into two directions at the rift with one trail going along the northern edge of the glacier and the other trail going along the southern edge of the rift next to a snow field.
There are high, snow capped mountains in every direction. It is desolate with no other creatures in sight. You can explore the cliffs and caves which are fifty feet behind you, or explore the glacier above the north side of the rift, the snow field above the south side of the rift, or you can start moving down the main trail that leads down to the trail fork with a northern and southern trail both leading into the heart of the rift itself. The next stage of your adventure awaits!
Stretching below and before you is the huge rift, a giant cut in the earth with the narrow end down the gentle slope about a hundred and fifty feet below you. Snow flurries often cut visibility to a hundred feet. During snow breaks, you estimate the rift to be four to five hundred feet long and perhaps one hundred and fifty feet wide at its widest point in the center. You have no idea how deep the rift goes down into the earth. You can clearly see a trodden path of large stones and carved ice where the giants have made a trail down to the rift. The trail splits into two directions at the rift with one trail going along the northern edge of the glacier and the other trail going along the southern edge of the rift next to a snow field.
There are high, snow capped mountains in every direction. It is desolate with no other creatures in sight. You can explore the cliffs and caves which are fifty feet behind you, or explore the glacier above the north side of the rift, the snow field above the south side of the rift, or you can start moving down the main trail that leads down to the trail fork with a northern and southern trail both leading into the heart of the rift itself. The next stage of your adventure awaits!
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