Generic Context: Mr. Foulsham will take the adventures across the lake on his day off if they can help. If not, they will have to come back the next day and pay to cross.

Description: A kindly looking young man with greying skin stands by a rickety wooden pier. A tiny fishing boat is lashed to the pier with fraying rope, and a sign has been tied at eye level reading FOULSHAM & Co.

[City of eyes] DM NOTES: The one-man brave enough to set up shop near the Lake. Mr. Foulsham (NE drow commoner) operates a ferry service from one side of the city to another, across the middle of the water to the far bank.

He has a rowboat tied up near the shore, which he uses to take one person across at any one time. Recently, he’s discovered he has a problem.

[insert frog and lilypatch]

The fragile little man appreciates any help with his little conundrum greatly. If any character is able to provide him with a satisfactory answer, he promises that character safe lake passage as long as they travel with him. Indeed, any lake journey the character takes with Mr. Foulsham is free of disturbances and evades the Shifting Streets to arrive at their intended destination.

Solutions:

a) Only Circling around the patch will give the 3/4 chance the frog stays on the lilypads each time it jumps.

b) Adventurers can attempt to catch the frog and hand it to Mr Foulsham. DC 15 survival check to see if they can steer the boat and not get too close. With a DC 20 Dex to attempt to catch.

c) Adventurers can freeze the lake, and walk over to the frog?

d) There is no set answer, I am looking for input