| Text | - Hard to find and even harder to palate when raw, these wild morels may be all that stands between your men and starvation.
- "We did, of course we did... but we've lost a lot on this venture already, and the weather turns against us. We'll need to eat soon."
- Tell Squire Hadlee to rest the men a few hours, then have them hunt for rabbit.
- Ask Squire Hadlee about the party's morale.
- "They are, but the march has wearied them. I'd guard against sending them into action without being rested."
- The deer found north of the Wall are liable to be both rare and skittish, considering what else is hunting them.
- "They're miserable... far from home, cold, weary, and hungry... I'm not sure how they can take much more..."
- Deny the men even a moment's rest in order to go deer hunting.
- Ask Squire Hadlee if the men are ready for a fight.
- Ask Squire Hadlee if we did not pack adequate supplies when we set out.
- "We have lost our way, Master Silvercheek... none of the rangers can find the trail, and we're low on food and water."
- Tell Squire Hadlee to keep moving south, and forage mushrooms and grubs along the way.
- These tempting forest coneys may be fleet of foot, but your men are sharp-witted and quick with the bow.
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