30Q
KANE'S ROOM. The trapdoor is locked. Orlando the brownie has the
key.
There
is a work bench holding alchemical glassware and spell components.
There is a desk, a bookcase, a wardrobe, and a cot. A stuffed
crocodile hangs by chains from the ceiling.
The
spell components on the work bench are in glass jars, each labeled
with material type and spell to be used for:
Component
|
Spell
|
Copper
wire (4 gold crescents worth)
|
Message
|
Feathers
|
Feather
fall and fly
|
Iron
bars
|
Hold
monster
|
Magnets
|
Disintegrate
|
Nut
shells
|
Confusion
|
Powdered
iron
|
Protection
from evil
|
Powdered
silver (65 gold crescents worth)
|
Protection
from evil
|
Quartz
chunks
|
Wall
of ice
|
Salpeter
|
Fire
trap
|
The
desk holds various quills, ink, a special fine magical ink worth 400
gold crescents for the write spell, a glass lens in a platinum
casing (150 gold crecents) for the read
magic spell, and 4 strips of ivory for the legend lore
spell (worth 50 gold crescents each).
The
bookcase holds various notes and three spell books.
The
first spell book is a book of first and second level spells. It
holds burning hands, charm person, feather fall, find familiar,
message, protection from evil, read magic, write, continual light,
esp, fool's gold, knock, and ray
of enfeeblement.
The
second spell book is a book of third and fourth level spells. It
holds blink, explosive runes, fireball, fly, hold
person, confusion, dimension door, fire trap, polymorph self, and
wall of ice.
The
third spell book is a book of fifth and sixth level spells. It holds
animal growth, conjure earth elemental, hold monster, telekinesis,
disintegrate, and legend
lore.
The
wardrobe holds robes and cloaks, each gray and decorated with blue
ringed planets. There is a normal quarter staff and three silver
daggers.
Inside
the belly of the stuffed crocodile are 15 topazes worth 300 gold
crescents each. Under the cot is a wooden box holding 532 gold
crescents, 321 silver spanners, and 363 copper pieces.
The
ceiling is ten feet high, the ramp goes up to Room 30R.
Now that is some great and well detailed Treasure! Great job!
ReplyDeleteAnd hardened adventurers will be sure to extract every last copper piece out of it! :)
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