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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mal Malenkirk" data-source="post: 4609455" data-attributes="member: 834"><a href="http://www.4shared.com/file/78548689/bda19489/Ritual1.html" target="_blank">4shared.com - photo sharing - download image Ritual1.jpg</a><img src="http://dc106.4shared.com/img/78548689/bda19489/Ritual1.jpg?sizeM=3" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />OOC : Important notes.The corridors (Rows 6+7 and 28+29 and the columns F+G and AB+AC) are substantially higher than the inner chamber.  We are talking 20 feet (4 square).  Note the dotted spots along the wall surounding the inner chamber (Such as H14).  These are the access panels to the chamber. As a minor action you scan slide the cover of a peephole and see inside.  You can't attack through that peephole; you can barely see in fact. A minor action allows you to pull a lever and drops the panel forward, like a drawbridge (except it goes all the way down since there is no floor to stop it).  It is impossible to then raise the panel within the time frame of a fight (You'd need to grab the hooked pole next to panel and fish it up).  These panels are here for protection from whatever happens inside but are designed to open very fast to allow for a rescue.  There is a roped ladder tied to the panel, it drops along with the panel.Refer to PHB 182 for climbing, with the following addendum; it takes a move action just to put yourself in position to climb down.  The set up and the fact that this a rope ladder rather than a wooden one conspire to make it akward to use.  Once you spent that move to get in position, it is an automatic success (DC 0) to take another move to climb down half your speed.The fall from that height would be 2d10; remember that acrobatic trained PC can reduce that.  If you reach 5 feet high you can drop as a free action with out risks of injury.The Yellow Rooms are simply the ritual components storage room.  Lots of bat guano, faerie powder and whatnot.The Black Pillars inside the chamber are humming with power and have an eerie green aura.  It is obvious to the dimmest mind that they shouldn't be touched.  It causes 1d10 of force damage to do so.  If using forced movemement, remember the saving throw.All the doors are locked.  Except, obviously, the one you just unlocked (hence the fact it ain't on the map).  None of the others are trapped.  DC 22 to open with a standard action + a minor to draw lock picking tools.</blockquote>

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