[Adventure] The Lost Treasure of House Cannith (Judge: Evilbob)

[Otakkun]

"Sure."

After finishing exploring the first room, Kaelan continues with the next one.

 

[LadyLaw]

The second room is set up much like the first except that there is another table where the counter was in the first room. You notice that all of these tables have benches around them and all the objects on them are in various states of disassembly. This room looks less like things were on display and more like things are being worked on full time. The shelves contain lots of parts instead of whole objects. Again, there is a thick coating of dust and it doesn't appear anyone has been here in quite some time.

In the rear right corner of the room is a closed door.

 

[hornedturtle]

354b checks out the closed door preparing to open it.

 

[LadyLaw]

GM: Gathering any information about the door without touching it will require a perception check.

 

[Otakkun]

"Hmm, the door? Sure, let me take a good look at it" replies Kaelan at 354b's unspoken question.

OOC: Perception check (1d20+15=27)

 

[LadyLaw]

Looking over the door carefully, you are fairly certain it doesn't hold any nasty surprises if you try to open it. If you jiggle the handle, however, you will find that it seems to be locked.

 

[Otakkun]

Taking out the tools he got before leaving Sharn, Kaelan tries to pick the door's lock.
[sblock=Rolls]
Thievery check (1d20+9=14)
[/sblock]

 

[LadyLaw]

Kaelan doesn't hear or feel anything in the lock that indicates a change in it's status.

 

[Antithetist]

"Is it showing any sign of yielding to your attentions, Kaelan, or do you think we should try applying less subtle methods?"

OOC: Multiple checks might be in order, since we're not in a massive hurry. If it doesn't open on a decent roll we can try just bashing it down. Is the door flush with the floor all along the bottom? Or are there any gaps big enough for something small (like a snake) to get through?

 

[Otakkun]

"Be my guest" replies the frustrated elf and he's unable to find a less noisy way to open the door.

"I've never quite studied how to pick locks, so my skills are rough at most."