Jur'Nak Silversting's Den
(outside)

At first glance, the burrow seems to be the side of a creek bed that dried up long ago. Decrepit trees and vines hang all around it concealing from being easily visible. (5 stealth suxx : Witnessed by James Asst ST) The ground all around is covered with a thin layer of brown soil and sediment. Atop the side of the creek bed rest severaly moss covered dying trees, new saplings springin at there bases. One of those dead tree trunk stands straight out of the soil as if it still had life left in its roots. Occasionally smoke can be seen coming from this spire of a tree trunk. On either side of you the dry creek bed stretches on then ends abruptly. Birds flit in trees above you, singing their songs of great beauty.

If you do find the entrance to the den then you realize that its much too small for a man to fit through and may be easily dismissed as a lair of some small wilderness creature. Paw-prints can be seen in abundant supply all around the den noting that it is still in use. (Wits+Survival roll diff 3 to determine how fresh and what animal)

(Inside)
If you are privaliged to be welcomed inside, you will notice that once you squeeze past the tightness of the entrance the entire den opens up. The crude sturdy earth walls are reinforced with trunks of wood. And the cieling rises to almost 5ft. In the center is a ring of stones encircling a small fire. The smoke travels upward and out through an odd but steady looking hollowed out tree trunk. The floor is of dirt but it looks rather even excpet for a spot in the back where it slopes up gradually. Furs lie in piles all around the den creating makeshift beds and seats. All along the walls are paintings of different pictures. Some resemble animals some resemble men. A turtle shell with crushed berries rest in the corne beneath an unfinished painting. The entire area, though deep underground, smells of berries and honey. In the rear portion of the cave a small tunnel is engulfed by darkness and a trickling sound of water drops can be heard in its dark recesses.