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MASTER MASON'S ROOM. The door to this room is capable of being
locked, but is not. This room once belonged to the master mason and
his wife. The walls are decorated with woven hangings and the floors
are dirty with grit. There is large bed near the north wall. Also
present are a wardrobe, a freestanding mirror, and an unlit
candelabra in each corner. A pair of dirty leather boots and a
chisel are next to the door.
The
bed is bowed in the center, as if it has been under a great weight.
Sewed into the lining of one of the pillows are 13 gold crescents and
32 silver spanners.
A
wardrobe hold plain and bright red festival clothes for both a woman
and a man. All of the man's clothes are over-large, as if designed
for an huge man while the woman's clothes are all sized to fit a
halfling or gnome.
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