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<blockquote data-quote="CrimsonFlameWielder" data-source="post: 6035161" data-attributes="member: 6684473">Following the altered rat's trail back to where they entered your tunnel, you can see a hole in the wall of the tunnel about twice as large as your standard sewer rat (about a foot in diameter) near the base of the tunnel wall.&nbsp; There are several cracks and chips in the wall radiating outward from the hole near its base.[sblock=Dungeoneering 13/Perception 16]It is obvious that the wall has been weakened.&nbsp; The sounds of the battle were coming from behind this wall.&nbsp; Given the walls current condition, if no serious repair work were done to it, it would come down on its own in the next couple of months.&nbsp; A slight nudge might give you access to the next area, but you're not sure if it would cause issues with other parts of the wall.[sblock=Dungeoneering 19/Perception 21]Based on the length of the cracks in the wall, you're reasonably sure that the ceiling would not come down on you if you take down this section of the wall, as you can see support structures in place within a few feet of the hole in the wall. [/sblock] [/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CrimsonFlameWielder, post: 6035161, member: 6684473"] Following the altered rat's trail back to where they entered your tunnel, you can see a hole in the wall of the tunnel about twice as large as your standard sewer rat (about a foot in diameter) near the base of the tunnel wall. There are several cracks and chips in the wall radiating outward from the hole near its base. [sblock=Dungeoneering 13/Perception 16] It is obvious that the wall has been weakened. The sounds of the battle were coming from behind this wall. Given the walls current condition, if no serious repair work were done to it, it would come down on its own in the next couple of months. A slight nudge might give you access to the next area, but you're not sure if it would cause issues with other parts of the wall. [sblock=Dungeoneering 19/Perception 21] Based on the length of the cracks in the wall, you're reasonably sure that the ceiling would not come down on you if you take down this section of the wall, as you can see support structures in place within a few feet of the hole in the wall. [/sblock] [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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