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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 3988534" data-attributes="member: 12460">Mulnock creeps up the steps to peer inside the house portion. It is poorly lit, but sunlight breaks through the occasional crack or hole in the ceiling allowing him to see well enough. The room he sees was once a great audience chamber, as shown by th tattered banners and tapestries on the walls, destroyed furniture, and heaps of rotting cloth thrown into corners. Once richly appointed, it has been thoroughly searched, sacked, and despoiled. Leaves and dirt cover the floor, and cobwebs hang from walls and ceiling above. Looking up, you see that pieces of beams and chunks of stone poke through, indicating that the upper stories of the place are totaly destroyed and likely to be impassable to anything larger than a rat.There is a wooden door on the far wall that appears to be still standing. To the left and right, the chamber widens, but Mulnock's vantage point does not allow him to see any further into the room yet.Meanwhile, Vicroar checks out the nearby tower, the upper portion of which has collapsed, and the interior is dark. With his keen elven eyesight, Vicroar scopes a scattering of husks and a few bones lying on the floor, as well as the odd gleam here and there amongst them.</blockquote>