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<blockquote data-quote="Rybaer" data-source="post: 2218731" data-attributes="member: 118">The rope is securely tied to one of the protruding fragments of the stairs and everyone makes to the bottom okay.From the open doorway into the gargoyle lined hall, Pyior casts Detect Magic.&nbsp; After a few moments of intense concentration, he lets the spell lapse.&quot;I suspected as much,&quot; he says.&nbsp; &quot;That portal at the end of the room is imbued with powerful magic.&nbsp; Nothing else in here seems to be, though.&quot;&nbsp; He still casts a skeptical glance at the statues.The room itself is quiet and...lonely.&nbsp; The darkness is oppressive.&nbsp; There is no evidence of any manner of creature having been in here - even down to a complete lack of spider webs.About halfway into the room, the circular portal set in the far wall begins to resolve itself.&nbsp; It is pitch black, smooth as glass, yet reflects no light.&nbsp; Its properties create an illusion of infinite depth rather than solid surface.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rybaer, post: 2218731, member: 118"] The rope is securely tied to one of the protruding fragments of the stairs and everyone makes to the bottom okay. From the open doorway into the gargoyle lined hall, Pyior casts Detect Magic. After a few moments of intense concentration, he lets the spell lapse. "I suspected as much," he says. "That portal at the end of the room is imbued with powerful magic. Nothing else in here seems to be, though." He still casts a skeptical glance at the statues. The room itself is quiet and...lonely. The darkness is oppressive. There is no evidence of any manner of creature having been in here - even down to a complete lack of spider webs. About halfway into the room, the circular portal set in the far wall begins to resolve itself. It is pitch black, smooth as glass, yet reflects no light. Its properties create an illusion of infinite depth rather than solid surface. [/QUOTE]

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