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ROOM OF THE WELL. A circular well (eight feet diameter) is in the
center of the room. A heavy chain hangs from the twenty foot ceiling
down into the well. At the bottom of the well (fifteen feet down)
and tied up by the chain is a wooden chest (1000 gp weight). The
chest fits snugly in its roost and requires quite a tug to unseat it.
If
the chest is pulled out it will release thousands of tiny but
ravenous moths which will proceed to eat all the clothing and paper
that they can. The Dungeon Master will need to rule on the
resistance of magical clothing and armor that relies on cloth straps
to stay together. Paper scrolls or maps kept in sealed tubes are
safe but others will be consumed. The moths can be deterred by
intense flame or large amounts of smoke. The chest holds a small
gold statue of a laughing Triskelion worth 1500 gold crescents.
The
concealed door in the east wall looks just like normal wall, but is
made of plaster papered over to look like stone.
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