While the porch groans slightly under Trenton's weight, after a moment it settles and feels stable enough. After peering through the door, it looks as if the place is truly deserted. Small mounds of debris litter the floor. Loose stones, dead weeds, and grime cover virtually every surface. Paintings must have once adorned the place, as indicated by the particular stain patterns marring the walls. The only light comes from thin shafts sneaking in from outside, illuminating clouds of dust dancing through the stale air. To the left of the entry, a staircase, choked with debris, leads to the remains of the second floor. Fortunately, the thin, but apparently sturdy, pillars in the room managed to keep those remains from coming down, and the interior of the building seems quite dry given the weather. Judging by comparing the exterior and this room, you'd guess that behind the staircase is a doorway leading into more of the building.
[sblock=OOC]Sorry for the not-so-good map. The morons actually didn't give a map of this building. Though I think I could get one if I decided to by a back issue of Dragon. Bah.
Edit: The squares are actually only 2.5 feet, so the bigger squares are 5.[/sblock]
[sblock=OOC]Sorry for the not-so-good map. The morons actually didn't give a map of this building. Though I think I could get one if I decided to by a back issue of Dragon. Bah.
Edit: The squares are actually only 2.5 feet, so the bigger squares are 5.[/sblock]