MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 162 SEALED ROOM.

162 SEALED ROOM. Both exits to this room are metal hatches. Inside, the desiccated body of a human in a white coat is sprawled on the floor. His finger is mangled and he has written the following on the wall in his own blood “sorry      so very sorry      Im sorry”.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 161 FOOD ROOM.

161 FOOD ROOM. An oven is in the room along with a white sign.

The oven is actually a mana machine that produces food for the animals from vat media. It is tolerable, but not tasty.

The sign is a list of rules on feeding the animals in the rooms. The carnivorous apes would follow these directions, if they could read.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 160 GORILLA BED ROOM.

160 GORILLA BED ROOM. This room is furnished as a bedroom. It is inhabited by the apes so it is very rough. The walls are decorated with six paintings made by the carnivorous apes showing them hunting various animals, monsters, and people. They are good (each is worth 1d20+10 gold crescents).

The closet (A on the map) holds a small chest with 550 silver spanners and 150 gold crescents, a case with 16 crossbow bolts +1, a cape made from cloth of gold (200 gold crescents), tubes of brightly colored paint and paintbrushes, and two labeled potions of reptile/amphibian/fish control (white, smells of vinegar, tastes of maple syrup).

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 159 ALMOST CHIMERA ROOM.

159 ALMOST CHIMERA ROOM. The door to this room is locked. It can be opened with the key with the lion's head design from Room 160.

Inside are four creatures.

Lion (AC 5/6; MV 12”; HD 5+2; hp 23; #AT 2 claws and 1 bite; D 1-4/1-4/1-10; SA Rear claws for 2-7/2-7; SD Surprised only on a 1; XP 438)

Giant Nanny Goat (AC 7; MV 18”; HD 3+1; hp 15; #AT 1 butt; D 2-16; SA Charge (+4 to hit, 6-20); XP 125)

2 Juvenile Hybrid Goat-Lions (AC 6; MV 12”; HD 2+2; hp 13, 10; #AT 2 claws, 1 bite, and 1 butt; D 1-2/1-2/1-6/2-8; SD Surprised only on a 1; XP 89, 80)

The hybrids have lion-like forebodies, goat-like hindquarters, a goat head, and a lion head. The owners of this level were trying to breed chimeras, but have only gotten this far. The hybrids are treasure loving, however, and have 2318 gold crescents and three gems (sapphire, base 500 gold crescents each).

The room is like a habitat, with painted walls resembling open plains and blue sky. There are piled pieces of furniture that the young ones use to play on.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 158 BABOON ROOM.

158 BABOON ROOM. The door to this room is unlocked, although it is capable of being locked. A glowing diamond (5000 gold crescents) is in the center of the room on a pedestal. A dozen baboons sit in a circle surrounding the sphere. They are in the lotus position, meditating. A light is shining from the ceiling and being dispersed from it, giving them dreams and increasing their intelligence. They are all currently at high intelligence and can speak reasonably well.

12 Baboons (AC 7; MV 12”; HD 1+1; hp 6 each; #AT 1 bite; D 2-5; SD Climbing; XP 32 each)

The baboons will resist those who try to steal the diamond.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 157 GROUGGE ROOM.

157 GROUGGE ROOM. The door to this room is not locked, although it is capable of being locked. The grougge that were here have escaped. All that remains are some shed carapaces.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 156 OOZE ROOM.

156 OOZE ROOM. The door to this room is locked. The gray key from Room 160 will open it.

An unusually large gray ooze is in the room. A lever is on the wall near the door.

Gray Ooze (AC 8; MV 1”; HD 6+6; hp 35; #AT 1; D 2-16; SA Corrosive properties; SD Immune to spells, heat, cold, psionics; XP 1055)

There is actually a wall of force located five feet from the door and dividing the room into east and west halves. The lever turns it on and off. The apes usually turn it off, throw food at the ooze and turn it on again quickly.

The ooze is psionically aware and can perform a psychic crush if stimulated psionically.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 155 FROG ROOM.

155 FROG ROOM. The door to this room is locked. The key with the frog head design from Room 160 will open it.

Inside there is a central pool with clear water. Ten killer frogs are basking on an island made of rocks in the center of the pool or swimming about. In addition to the frogs there are sixteen huge clams.

10 Killer Frogs (AC 8; MV 6”//12”; HD 1+4; hp 12, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 6, 6; #AT 2 claws and 1 bite; D 1-2/1-2/2-5; SA Jump, surprise on 1-4; XP 60, 60, 58, 56, 54, 52, 50, 48, 48, 48)

The room is quite warm, about eighty five degrees Farenheit. The water is only five feet deep and warm. If the giant clams are opened, roll on the table below.

2d4	Inside the Clam
2	Pearl base value 500 gold crescents
3-5	Nothing
6	Pearl base value 100 gold crescents
7	A small gold statue of a frog worth 200 gold crescents
8	A small killer frog (hp 5, XP 46)

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 154 GORILLA ROOM.

154 GORILLA ROOM. Three carnivorous apes and their pet dire wolf are here.

3 Carnivorous Apes (AC 6; MV 12”; HD 5; hp 24, 22, 14; #AT 2 hands and 1 bite; D 1-4/1-4/1-8; SA Rending (1-8); SD Surprised only on a 1; XP 290, 280, 240)

Dire Wolf (AC 6; MV 18”; HD 3+3; hp 19; #AT 1 bite; D 2-8; XP 136)

The apes are the caretakers of the other monsters in Rooms 155 to 159. They wear white Phrygian caps like the Triskelion vat men.

The apes are basically interested in doing their job and do not want to fight, but they will if attacked. They have accumulated various items in Room 160 are will barter with adventurers in exchange for them. They can understand human language but cannot talk. They particularly like real meat and strong alcohol.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 153 ANNEX.

153 ANNEX. The floor is gray stone and there are drains in it. The smell of captive animals is heavy here.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 152 GRAY ROOM.

152 GRAY ROOM. The ceiling in this room is not illuminated, but instead is dark gray stone. A stone bowl on a small pedestal is in the center of the room. It holds a potent acid that resembles water. It is colorless and odorless. There is about one gallons worth.

This can be weaponized, if the characters have suitable containers (see page 64 of the Dungeon Master's Guide).

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 151 PIT TRAP.

151 PIT TRAP. This covered pit trap falls ten feet, but the bottom is filled with jagged metal fragments, so damage is 2d6.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 150 STATUE ROOM.

150 STATUE ROOM. There are eight small statues made of rusty metal and having common woodland animals are their subjects. One rabbit is actually a gold statue (400 gold crescents) artfully painted to resemble rusted iron.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 149 MACHINE ROOM.

149 MACHINE ROOM. On the floor is a metal box about the size of a pony, with six grooved wheels. It is animated and will attack by smashing itself into people.

Automated Carriage (AC 0; MV 12"; HD 6; hp 30; #AT 1 smash; D 4-16; XP 405)

If it is wrecked, the box top will open up and release three flying machines.

3 Flying Drones (AC 7; MV 15"; HD 1+2; hp 8 each; #AT 1 flamethrower; D 1-8; XP 36 each)

These devices look a bit like stylized fish, but have a propeller sticking out instead of a dorsal fin, a bit like a helicopter. They shoot flames from the mouth.

All four are mechanical devices, not living creatures, and are immune to poison and spells that affect the mind (sleep, charm, etc.)

Inside the automated carriage is a metal cylinder with a minus (-) sign on it, about the size of a thermos. If it is combined with the piece from Room 147, it will be able to reactivate one of the machines from Room 145.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 148 MAGNETIC TRAP.

148 MAGNETIC TRAP. The walls of the corridor become metal for ten feet here. The north wall is a strong magnetic attractor and the south wall is a repeller. Any person who attempts to travel the corridor wearing metal armor or having the equivalent amount of magnetic metal on their person will be violently thrown into the north wall, causing 1d6+4 damage.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 147 METAL MONSTER.

147 METAL MONSTER. Fragments of metal wreckage are scattered about. When the room is entered they will fly together and make a man-sized monster of metal with a vaguely crab-like shape.

Giant Crab Machine (AC 0; MV 9”; HD 6; hp 30; #AT 2 claws; D 3-12/3-12; SA Surprise on a 1-4; XP 405)

As the monster is damaged, parts will fly off. At the center is a metal cylinder with a plus (+) sign on it, about the size of a thermos.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 146 STORAGE ROOM.

146 STORAGE ROOM. The room holds one metal barrel and three wide round cans. The barrel holds lamp oil (equivalent to 100 flasks) and the cans hold machinery oil to be used as lubricant.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 145 MACHINE SHOP.

145 MACHINE SHOP. There are three large metal tables and countertops are against the walls. Tools used in carpentry, masonry and metal-working (saws, hammers, vices, etc.) are hung upon the walls and lie about.

On the tables are three humanoid structures made of metal, like recumbent statues. Each is only partially assembled. One is missing its left arm and shoulder, one a head, and the last is missing both hands.

If the pieces of metal from Rooms 147 and 149 are brought together, they will form a long cylinder. If this device is brought back to this room, it will be strongly magnetically drawn to the metal figures on the tables. If touched to one of them, it will bury itself in the chest cavity and, acting as a battery, it will animate that robot. Only one of the three robots can be animated.

Robot One (AC 3; MV 9”; HD 9; hp 40; #AT 1 fist; D 4-24; SD Limited spell immunity; XP 1780)

This robot is missing its left arm, but its right arm is huge and strong.

Robot Two (AC 3; MV 9”; HD 9; hp 40; #AT 2 fists; D 2-16/2-16; SD Limited spell immunity; XP 1780)

This robot appears to be missing it head, but when animated a holographic projection of a burning skull head will appear in the missing space.

Robot Three (AC 3; MV 9”; HD 9; hp 40; #AT 2 laser beams; D 1-10/1-10; SD Limited spell immunity; XP 1780)

This robot appears to be missing it hands but can shoot laser beams from the canon like stubs of the wrist. Range is 4 miles.

Robots are not alive and are immune to mind affecting spells. They take half damage from cold and double damage from electricity. Robots will serve the person who activated them permanently. Since there is no normal way to repair them, the robot will become nonfunctional when it reaches 0 hit points.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 144 LAUNDRY ROOM.

144 LAUNDRY ROOM. There are faucets for hot and cold running water, wooden bins and baskets, and jars of soap. A clothesline holds dozens of the toga-like garments favored by Triskelion vat men.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 143 ABANDONED STORE ROOM.

143 ABANDONED STORE ROOM. Four grougge lair here.

4 Grougge (AC 5; MV 12:; HD 3+3; hp 20, 17, 16, 15; #AT 2 claws; D 1-6/1-6; SA Shock for 1d6+2; XP 165, 153, 149, 145)

The place holds dozens of wooden crates. Most have been broken open revealing straw only, but two are still intact, nailed shut. The first holds taxidermy of a small flightless bird, the dodo. The second holds seventy file glass vials of dried blood and a small spool of fine platinum wire, worth 300 gold crescents.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 142 STAGE ROOM.

142 STAGE ROOM. A wooden stage is erected here. There is a 75% chance that 1d4+4 laughing Triskelion vat men will be here practicing a play or performing acts of acrobatics, juggling, or comedy.

Laughing Triskelions (AC 6 (8); MV 12"; HD 3; hp 14 each; #AT 1; D By weapon type; SA Berserk, never surprise; XP 77 each)

70% will have long swords, 20% broad swords, 5% short swords, 4% bastard swords, and 1% two-handed swords.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 141 VAT CHAMBER.

141 VAT CHAMBER. There are twelve warm humming vats here, shaped like caskets and equipped with lids. Throbbing pipes extend from the vats into the wall and floor.

The vats hold goopy vat media and each has a 75% chance of holding a developing vat man, roll % dice to determine degree of development. Vat men under 50% developed die immediately on exposure. Those at 51 to 95% developed will perish unless the lid is closed again within 1 round. Those at 96% or higher are capable of independent existence.

60% of vat men being grown here are laughing Triskelions. 20% are crying and 20% are scowling.

MIDDLE DUNGEONSLEVEL FOUR 140 MANNA MACHINE ROOM.

140 MANNA MACHINE ROOM. A white cabinet is against the wall, about six feet high by four feet wide and four feet deep. It is warm to the touch and a white cord connects it to the wall.

The cabinet holds tarts with faux fruit flavors made from vat media. They are tasty and nutritious but have the consistency of wet paper and stick to the teeth.

The secret door is located behind the machine, so to open it from the corridor requires pushing the manna machine out of the way.

NEW MAGIC ITEM: POTION OF TROLLISH REGENERATION.

While under the effects of this potion, the drinker will regenerate as a troll would: 3 hit points per round beginning on the third round after sustaining damage, not including damage from fire or acid.

XP VALUE: 300

GP VALUE: 400

NEW MAGIC ITEM: POTION OF NEUTRALIZE POISON.

This potion will detoxify a victim of poisoning, even bringing characters back to life if they have died within one turn of the poisoning and the liquid is forced down the throat. If fed to a poisonous creature it will make that creature non-poisonous until it generates new poison from glands, etc. naturally.

XP VALUE: 350

GP VALUE: 500

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 139 BLACK ROOM.

139 BLACK ROOM. This room is not lighted. The walls, floor, and ceiling are flat black. There is a large black table with a black metal chest under it.

The chest is locked and trapped. There is a needle trap that is easily found (+50% to find), but it is only a dummy and there is a second needle trap that must be disarmed separately. This is a poison needle (save or die) with death by poison occurring in 1d12 turns.

The chest holds four black metal thermoses and 7000 black coins (actually gold crescents painted black). The thermoses (labeled A, B, C, and D) hold potions (healing, poison, neutralize poison, and trollish regeneration). They all are black and bubbly, taste sweet and smell a bit acidic, like lemon.

There are two switches on the wall. If the first is thrown, it opens the curtain in Room 138 so the fan starts spinning. If the second is thrown, it causes invisible steps to emerge from the wall. The secret door is located ten feet above the floor and the steps lead to it. Note that though the steps are invisible, they will make a grinding sound as they exit the wall.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 138 BLACK CURTAIN.

138 BLACK CURTAIN. The black curtain stretches from the twenty foot ceiling to the floor and covers from wall to wall. It ripples slightly, as if in the presence of a mild breeze.

Behind the curtain is a gigantic circular fan, and another room can be seen behind the four huge sharp metal blades of the fan. If the curtain is moved, the fan will begin spinning fast creating a substantial wind blowing the characters back towards the hatch door.

It is possible to jam the fan, but it will easily cut most items. Such items will be subject to a crushing blow, as per the Dungeon Master's Guide, page 80. Anyone attempting to merely jump through will be caught on a 1-19 in 20 and take 6d8 damage.

If the curtain is pulled back in front of the fan, the blades will stop and it can be traveled safely.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 137 GAME ROOM.

137 GAME ROOM. Six Laughing Triskelions are here, playing with tiny armies made of metal figurines.

6 Laughing Triskelions (AC 6 (8); MV 12"; HD 3; hp 14 each; #AT 1; D Long sword X2, broad sword X2, short sword X2); SA Berserk, never surprise; XP 77 each)

They use gold tokens as army markers. There are 220 such tokens, each worth 1 gold crescent.

These gamers are the bitter rivals of the vat men in Room 136, and the two groups are constantly mocking and belittling each other as lame-os and losers.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 136 GAME ROOM.

136 GAME ROOM. Six laughing Triskelions are sitting around a table and playing a game with character sheets, pencils, small miniatures, and polyhedral dice called 'Bankers and Barristers'. One is the referee (called the 'Judge') and the rest are players who try legal cases between banking firms.

6 Laughing Triskelions (AC 6 (8); MV 12"; HD 3; hp 14 each; #AT 1; D Long sword X2, broad sword X2, short sword X2); SA Berserk, never surprise; XP 77 each)

As part of the banking they use real coins: 125 gold crescents, 212 silver spanners, and 354 copper pieces.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 135 MUSIC ROOM.

135 MUSIC ROOM. The floor holds lots of brightly colored play mats. Sturdy metal music instruments are strapped to the walls, most are dented from harsh usage. A cabinet in the corner holds metal triangles and a white music box with an octopus design on the top. The octopus has a man-like face and its tentacles end in hands. It makes music by turning a crank.

If the music is played in Room 132, the monster in that room will let people pass without a fight.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 134 BADMINTON COURT.

134 BADMINTON COURT. The ground is made of fake grass and a net has been set up in the middle of the room. The ceiling is twenty feet high. Two teams of four laughing Triskelions are playing a game of badminton with a pale green ioun stone. The last vat man sits on a tall white chair and is acting as the referee. He is constantly calling out new rules such as "All players must dance on one leg". Despite this the vat men seem insanely good at playing badminton.

9 Laughing Triskelions (AC 6 (8); MV 12"; HD 3; hp 14 each; #AT 1; D Long sword X4, broad sword X2, short sword X2, bastard sword X1; SA Berserk, never surprise; XP 77 each)

There are extra rackets available if the adventurers want to challenge the vat men to a game. They would be willing to give away the ioun stone if they are beaten, but the adventurers must put up some collateral of equal value.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 133 GREEN ROOM.

133 GREEN ROOM. The walls and floors are tiled in green. A black block of stone, like a solid table is in the center of the room. It's surface is smooth and green.

The table's surface is actually a large and thick green slime and the table is actually a stone chest.

Green Slime (AC 8; MV 0”; HD 6; hp 25; #AT 1 (drip); D Turn to slime in 1-4 rounds; SA Corrosive properties; XP 890)

If the slime is removed, the hinges on the chest will be obvious. Inside are the following treasures:

• A jewelled quiver with six +2 arrows. The quiver is worth 250 gold crescents.
• A purse with 20 Jalluxian platinum imperials.
• A porcelain bust of a laughing Triskelion. If it is broken it will be found to contain 3 rubies (4000 gold crescents each)

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 132 FLOODED ROOM.

132 FLOODED ROOM. The door to this room is a metal hatch. The room is sunken to ten feet with steps leading down into water which reaches abut a foot below the level of the bottom of the doors. The water is murky and it holds an eight armed vat creature. The walls are decorated with painted musical scores and notes.

Vat Monster (AC 7; MV 3”//12”; HD 8; hp 36; #AT 6 tentacles; D 1-6 (X 6); SA Constriction; XP 910)

The creature lurks under the water waiting for people to wade in or fly overhead. It will grab, being able to constrict as a giant octopus. It looks like the head of a Triskelion vat man with eight rubbery arms ending in hands.

The creature has been trained to allow anyone to pass who plays the music from the music box from Room 135.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 131 THE BELL.

131 THE BELL. The niche in the corridor holds an old metal bell. If rung, make a roll on the random encounters table to see which wandering monster shows up to investigate.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 130 SUPPLY ROOM.

130 SUPPLY ROOM. Ten white suits are hanging here. The suits are cold weather gear. They consist of white hoods with glass faceplates, white gauntlets, and a heavy body suit. They are sized for humans but will also fit elves, half-elves, and half-orcs.

They are as bulky as padded armor and provide the same protection. They can be worn by any class, but spellcasters must remove the gauntlets before attempting spells with somatic components. They cannot be worn with other armor.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 129 THERMOSTAT ROOM.

129 THERMOSTAT ROOM. Against one wall there is a large white cabinet. On another wall is a thick metal lever. The room is extremely cold. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 each two rounds.

Inside the white cabinet are 5 snow cones.

Snow Cone Color	Flavor	Effect
Green	Lime	Heals all damage
Red	Cherry	Impervious to cold for 24 hours
Blue	Raspberry	Turns skin blue for 1d4 weeks
Yellow	Banana	Nothing
Orange	Orange	Eater does double damage on all melee attacks for next 24 hours

The lever has two options: COLD or FRIGID. It is currently set to FRIGID. If moved to COLD, then Rooms 121 to 129 will remain cold, but no longer do damage.

NEW MAGIC ITEM: ICE DAGGER

The blade of this dagger appears to be an icicle, though it will not melt as ice normally would. It is a +4 weapon and when it strikes it does an additional 1d6 cold damage. It is jealous and will teleport it self to the owner's hand in all combat situations, not allowing any other weapons to be used.

XP VALUE: 2,000

GP VALUE: 9,500

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 128 SNOW WIGHT'S CHAMBER.

128 SNOW WIGHT'S CHAMBER. In the center of the room is a stone block with a beautiful woman lying supine on it, her hands on her chest holding a vibrant red rose. Her skin is pale and her hair is black, but her lips are red. She wears a white gown. A glass dome surrounds her.

The room is very cold. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 each two rounds.

The woman is a snow wight, a powerful type of undead. She cannot move unless here glass dome is removed.

Snow Wight (AC 4; MV 15”; HD 7+7; hp 38; #AT 1; D 1-8; SA Energy drain; SD Silver or magic weapons to hit, limited spell immunity; XP 1480)

She can be turned as a vampire. She drains 1 level each time she hits and then if the person fails a save vs death magic, they will lose a second level.

The block that she lies on is actually a stone chest, as will become obvious once she vacates the top. Inside are three silver urns each worth 100 gold crescents. Two hold 600 gold crescents each. The last holds a necklace of ice diamonds (7000 gold crescents) and the Ice Dagger.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 127 SLIPPERY ROOM.

127 SLIPPERY ROOM. The floor in the center portion of the room is extremely slippery with hard ice. To the left and right are wide pits, twenty feet deep.

The room is very cold. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 each two rounds.

The room is not easy to walk across, although Sliding along on the belly would be a possible way to cross the area, as would flying, cracking the ice with an axe, etc. Should a person try to walk across the room, they must walk slowly and roll a saving throw vs paralyzation for every ten feet traversed.

If the saving throw is failed, the person has fallen and must make a second saving throw at -4 or slip into one of the two pits, causing 2d6 damage.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 126 COLD MORGUE.

126 COLD MORGUE. Four yeti have taken over the area.

4 Yeti (AC 6; MV 15”; HD 4+4; hp 25, 23, 22, 19; #AT 2 claws; D 1-6/1-6; SA Squeeze, paralyzation, increased chance to surprise; SD Impervious to cold; XP 560, 550, 545, 530)

The room is very cold. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 each two rounds. Because it is so cold, the room is covered with white frost.

There are metal cabinets in the walls holding human corpses, each with the brain surgically removed. The yeti have been using the room as their personal larder so many of the bodies have been partially eaten. The frost obscuring the metal cabinet doors is heavy, so the should be treated as stuck doors if attempts are made to open them unless the ice is broken away or the door is heated.

The yeti keep their treasure in the bottom body cabinet at the area labeled 'A' on the map. There are six clay urns holding a total of 5985 silver spanners and 3271 gold crescents. There are two unlabeled potions in metal flasks. The first is gaseous form (blue, tasteless) and the second is super-heroism (green, tastes of olive oil). They are frozen solid and must be thawed or chewed to use. Lastly there is a wand of fire (59 charges, command word 'fliver flaver flame' written on its side. The wand is in an ivory wand case (200 gold crescent value).

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 125 BODY STORAGE ROOM.

125 BODY STORAGE ROOM. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 each five rounds.

Two bodies are lying on metal slabs. The first body is a huge green-skinned man covered with scars. The second is a woman. Their faces cannot be seen since their heads are enclosed in metal boxes.

The metal boxes have white circles painted on their tops, holding the words "Place brain here". If a brain is placed on the circle, it will descend into the box and the brain will be transferred into the body. The metal box will then raise to reveal the faces of the newly animated people.

The green-skinned man has a huge, squarish forehead and bolts protruding from his neck. The woman has a black beehive hairdo with white streaks. They will have the brain and intelligence of the person that was transferred but have other statistics as a flesh golem:

Newly Created Lifeforms (AC 9; MV 8”; HD 9; hp 40 each; #AT 2; D 2-16/2-16; SD Magic weapons to hit; immunity to most spells; XP 2380 each)

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 124 BRAIN STORAGE FACILITY.

124 BRAIN STORAGE FACILITY. This room is very cold. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 each five rounds.

Six metal boxes, each about two feet cubed, are attached to the wall. They are very cold to the touch and each sports a fat red button and a lever on the side. They are labeled A to F. Each contains special cold liquid and a living brain.

The brain can be removed by pressing the button and then pulling the lever. This causes the brain to be presented from the front of the box on a metal tray. The brain will last for 1 turn before it dies. The brains may be put into the bodies in Room 125.

Box	Brain
A	This is the brain of an orc. I 7 W 5 Ch 4
B	Loretta, a human research scientist. I 16 W 9 Ch 8. Acts braver than she is, she won't want to be left alone if her brain is transferred. Very talkative. She has a good knowledge of the locations and the purposes of the rooms on the level, and how to operate many of the machines. Is a fourth level magic-user. Has memorized magic missile and web.
C	Gorm, a human bodyguard. I 9 W 10 Ch 12. Was a fighter character class. Hard boiled personality. Likes to spend money.
D	Noddy, a human research scientist. I 15 W 11 Ch 7. The sixth son of the sixth son of a minor noble family. Stuck up. Convinced that he doesn't have to listen to the rabble. He has a fair knowledge of the locations and purposes of the rooms on the level, and how to operate many of the machines.
E	Wooton-Smythe, a captured barbarian. I 13 W 13 Ch 14. Fond of cursing and drinking heavily. Fatalistic.
F	An artificial brain. I 17 W 7 Ch 6. Believes it is Valerian Triskelion but does not know way around the level or how to use any of the machines here.

MIDDLE DUNGENS LEVEL FOUR 123 FROZEN TREASURE.

123 FROZEN TREASURE. The toads keep their treasure frozen in thick blocks of ice.

5246 gold crescents

3 ice diamonds (5000 gold crescents each), these are effectively invisible in the ice and will only be discovered if the block they are in is completely melted

The frozen body of a man wearing a girdle of frost giant strength

The man is actually a wax golem.

Wax Golem (AC 10; MV 12”; HD 6; hp 25; #AT 1; D 1-8 +9 due to frost giant strength; SD Limited spell immunity; XP 375)

Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 each five rounds.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 122 FROZEN ROOM.

122 FROZEN ROOM. Three ice toads are here.

3 Ice Toads (AC 4; MV 9"; HD 5; hp 24, 24, 14; #AT 1 bite; D 3-12; SA Cold Radiation; SD Impervious to Cold; XP 325, 325, 275)

The cold in this room is intense. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 per turn, in addition to any damage caused by the toads.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 121 FROZEN LABORATORY ANNEX.

121 FROZEN LABORATORY ANNEX. The ceiling tiles in this room glow with blue light and the room is fiercely cold. Unless the adventurers are wearing protective clothing they will lose hit points at the rate of 1 per turn.

The walls are lined with glass cabinets. Inside the cabinets are pots of a clear liquid that is well below the freezing point of water. Immersion of an extremity in the liquid causes 1d6 damage and if not withdrawn immediately it will freeze the member solid and it will break off. Throwing the liquid on a person or monster does 2d4 cold damage. There are six cabinets and each contains one metal pot holding about four gallons of the stuff.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 120 UNFINISHED ROOM.

120 UNFINISHED ROOM. This room is missing the middle of the floor. There is a ten foot wide chasm separating the east and west parts of the room. The drop is twenty feet down to a pool of vat media (ten feet deep). Lurking within the vat media are three vat creatures.

Vat Creatures (AC 5; MV 6”//12”; HD 3; hp 19, 16, 15; #AT 1 bite; D 1-10; XP 136, 124, 120)

These creatures superficially resemble crocodiles. They will remain submerged unless a person falls into their pool.

MIDDLE DUNGEONS LEVEL FOUR 119 CARPENTER'S ROOM.

119 CARPENTER'S ROOM. Four giant boring beetles are here.

4 Giant Boring Beetles (AC 3; MV 6”; HD 5; hp 32, 31, 24, 23, 19; #AT 1 bite; D 5-20; XP 250, 245, 2010, 205, 185)

The place has all the items used by a carpenter (workbenches, saws, hammers, nails, toolboxes, etc.) There is a fair amount of untreated, rotted wood, which has attracted the beetles.

There are five strong beams (12 feet by 4 inches by 4 inches) against the wall, which will easily bear the weight of an adventurer. Slung across one of the saw horses is a leather bag holding 312 silver spanners, a gold lapel pin of a hammer (12 gold crescents), and intricately carved small wooden box of black wood with the design of a swan in flight (75 gold crescents). Inside the box is expensive pipe tobacco (6 gold crescents worth).