Rain Delays (Day 3 Late Afternoon, Patrol)

[Comstar]

The buildings were really incredible, even though they were now mostly ruins. It had clearly once been a glorious palace - remnants of fine tables, furniture, winding stairways... the towers didn't look particularly safe to climb, so going up them would not be for the faint of heart.

The grounds were heavily overgrown, making it hard to find anything out of the ordinary - so perhaps a more focused search would be required, targeting a specific part of the ruins, or maybe looking for specific things.

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"Underground bunkers or facilities were not uncommon in these kind of palaces during the Amaris administration. And underground facilities are more likely to survive"

[Karlotta Roth]

"So, are we digging the ground until we find an entrance? It should be collapsed by now." She looks up to the towers people were talking about.

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"i was thinking check the remaining inside section for stairs or doors the might lead downward"

[Thomas Moreno]

"Could look for an armory as well. I wouldn't be surprised if they had one here given the other defenses." Thomas added.

[Comstar]

(Searching the grounds for clues to the underground would be Science(Archaeology)/Perception TN ??)

(Searching the grounds for an armory would be Architecture/Perception with a static bonus for every rank of Tactics and knowledge(military), TN ??)

[Karlotta Roth]

"If there's any. Let's go, folks, anyway."
She opens the door of the car, facing the rain.
(OoC: Perception 2, folks, and none of the skills)

[Dr. Reinhardt]

Rain Delay- Archeology/Perception: 6d10o10k2 35

[Thomas Moreno]

Thomas let the doctor lead the way, if they could find any underground bunkers they might be able to find the layour of the place after all.

[Comstar]

After some searching, he begins to see telltale signs in the building layout and topography.

A few minutes later, Reinhardt is fairly certain he's standing on the buried entrance of an underground section, though it would need some old fashioned digging to find out.