INNER WARD FOURTH FLOOR 23 STUDIO.

23 STUDIO. This room was used as a studio by the eccentric artist Patrizio Triskelion.

While within this room the characters will be subject to a slowing of time. One hour spent inside this room equates to a day spent outside it. There are two plain glass windows to north and three more to the west. Looking out the windows will enable the adventurers to notice the sun or moon moving somewhat quickly along the sky. While the characters are in this room they will feel a sensation of stifling closeness, as if there was not quite enough good air to breathe.

Breaching the windows will cause 2d6 damage to everyone in the room as the body becomes acclimated to the stress of moving at different speeds.

The room holds a large bookcase, a wardrobe, an easel with a stool, and a large freestanding mirror. Two geese are near the north wall.

On the bookcase there is a bone cup, a statue, a small wooden chest, and a spell book.

The bone cup holds a dozen carved bone miniatures, each in the shape of a bird. They are not valuable. The statue is that of a gold heron, and is worth 2000 gold crescents. The chest holds 200 unusual gold coins decorated with the head of a bird on one side and an eye on the other. While there are dozens of pages in the spell book, only a few are legible because Patrizio has thoughtlessly spilled paint on it.

First Level Magic User Spells:

Nystul's Magic Aura, Write

Second Level Magic User Spells:

Detect Invisibility, Mirror Image

Third Level Magic User Spells:

Phantasmal Force

Fourth Level Magic User Spells:

Polymorph Other

Fifth Level Magic User Spells:

Distance Distortion

The wardrobe holds paint-stained clothing.

The easel holds a painting of a man with the head of an vulture. On the stool is a palette, eighteen brushes of various sizes, six bottles of (dried up) paint, and three containers of perfectly usable Nolzur's marvelous pigments..

Anyone looking into the large mirror will see themselves with the head of a bird.

1d12	Bird
1	Black headed duck
2	Bluebird
3	Cardinal
4	Eagle
5	Emu
6	Heron
7	Ibis
8	Penguin
9	Ostrich
10	Quail
11	Turkey
12	Special

If a '12' is rolled describe a bizarre unreal bird. Do not repeat the birds unless two characters are identical twins. If the Dungeon Master should run out of birds from the table above, just make up a strange-looking type.

The two geese lay metal eggs. The first is brown in color and lays copper eggs, while the other is gray and lays silver eggs. A few yellow feathers are also scattered about, testimony that there was once a third gold-laying goose.

Each goose will lay one egg per month. The copper-laying goose's eggs are worth 100 copper pieces each, and the silver-laying goose's eggs are worth 100 silver spanners each.