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The Third says...What if we unhitch the wagon from the horses and get them to turn it around that way or pull it backwards? The driver will probably know how to do it being an 'expert' in the area?
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You can unhitch the horses and move the horses through the trees but turning the wagon takes space that is not available. You can not hook it up from the rear as the harnesses and yoke along with the main hitch is at the front only. The driver will tell you all of this.
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Healer says...Did Faerydae fail her intelligence check? So she would be unaware of Krusten's call and just continue with what she was last doing?
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Healer says...Just a quick check to see if my domain spell slot would give me an extra cure light wounds spell per day? If it dosen't blame Icon cause he told me to ask. *laugh*.
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Your domain spell is the spell you get for the domain you have chosen. Look under that domain and it will tell you what that domains first level spell is. You chose one of the domains that your god or goddess has control of.
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