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<blockquote data-quote="buzzard" data-source="post: 433459" data-attributes="member: 3003"><p>You find yourselves at the base of an oddly shaped hill. From walking around it you get the impression that it is shaped like a cross. On three of the ends are mausoleums. On the four is a well. The mausoleum opposite the well if of a grander scale than the others. Scattered all over the area are numerous gravestones. </p><p></p><p>Your party treks up the hill to the well. The well itself is a work of art. It features intricate and ornate bas relief carvings. However the carvings are of demons performing unspeakable acts upon their hapless victims. The bright sunlight enables you to see water down at the bottom of the well. It appears to be about ninety feet down to the bottom (or at least the water). The water appears to be down in a large cavern, but without closer inspection you cannot gauge its size. </p><p></p><p>On the interior walls of the well there are grooved scratches which seem to indicate that something has tried, and maybe succeeded in clawing its way up the sides. </p><p></p><p></p><p>buzzard</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buzzard, post: 433459, member: 3003"] You find yourselves at the base of an oddly shaped hill. From walking around it you get the impression that it is shaped like a cross. On three of the ends are mausoleums. On the four is a well. The mausoleum opposite the well if of a grander scale than the others. Scattered all over the area are numerous gravestones. Your party treks up the hill to the well. The well itself is a work of art. It features intricate and ornate bas relief carvings. However the carvings are of demons performing unspeakable acts upon their hapless victims. The bright sunlight enables you to see water down at the bottom of the well. It appears to be about ninety feet down to the bottom (or at least the water). The water appears to be down in a large cavern, but without closer inspection you cannot gauge its size. On the interior walls of the well there are grooved scratches which seem to indicate that something has tried, and maybe succeeded in clawing its way up the sides. buzzard [/QUOTE]
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