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THE FEARSOME FOUNTAIN. A grand throne of black stone is placed
against each of the east and west walls, while a black marble
fountain is near the south wall.
The
thrones are each unbearably cold and coated with a slimy black
grease. Merely sitting in one of them causes 1d2 damage per round.
The
fountain is decorated with the statue of a satyr with a grotesque
leering face. In one hand it holds a pearl of wisdom
(looks like a purple pearl worth about 1000 gold crescents).
In the other it holds a metal flask from which thick viscous black
oil pours into the fountain.
If
the fountain is approached, an animated but featureless humanoid
statue made of black ice will coalesce from the grease on each throne
and attack.
2
Black Ice Statues (AC 2; MV 9”; HD 3+4; hp 16 each; #AT 1 fist; D
1d8+1 damage; SD Immune to sleep, charm, hold, poison, paralysis,
cold, takes double damage from fire-based attacks; Size M; XP 141
each)
If
the pearl is retrieved the satyr will animate and attack. It has no
pipes but is otherwise like any other satyr, except for an alignment
of chaotic evil.
Dark
Satyr (AC 5; MV 18”; HD 5; hp 20; #AT 1 head butt; D 2d4; SD
Surprised only on a 1; MR 50%; XP 380)
The
oil is useful for burning oil (as a weapon) or as lamp oil and there
is enough to fill two hundred flasks.
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