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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quasqueton" data-source="post: 3349011" data-attributes="member: 3854">Here are some room informations from some classic D&D adventures. If you feel like you can do a good job, write boxed text for these. (All text formatting is from the original work -- I have copied the text verbatim.)Note: "Except where noted otherwise, all underground areas are natural or cut from living rock. All surfaces are rough (and easy for a thief to climb) with small ledges, minor cracks, small holes, etc."See attached image; squares are 10'.Note: "Almost every room is damp and clammy, the walls glisten and are moist to the touch. The air is stagnant and foul. . . . It should be noted that this area is plagued by drafts. It is basically airtight, so when doors are opened, changing the air pressure, others open doors (if any) are 90% likely to slam shut. . . . Every door opened will cause an air current to come up and thus 'opening doors a crack' is difficult . . ." This room can only be entered from the west; room BQ is to the northeast.See attached image; squares are 10'.Note: "The walls are relatively smoothly hewn and finished and in generally good repair. . . . The blackish stone from which the halls and caverns were hewn is evident overall."See attached image; squares are 10'.Quasqueton</blockquote>