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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 6729793" data-attributes="member: 11146">After completing his impromptu lectio divina (sans prayer book) with Guran, Spec took a careful circuit of the ossuary and found one false shelf on the lower level of a shelf of skulls.&nbsp; The panel was perhaps 12 inches high and 18 inches long; too small for even a small individual to shimmy into.&nbsp; Opening the panel, Spec found an unlocked very long stone box, and when he lifted the lid, he discovered that the stone box was filled with all manner of coin from many different places in the Realms.&nbsp; Spec counted the coins, found there were very many, then set about looking for other hidden panels.&nbsp; He found none--none in the shelving, and none in either the floor or ceiling.[ooc]15 platinum pieces and 1560 gold pieces.&nbsp; A religion check indicated that the coins likely belonged to the original owners of the skulls.&nbsp; [MENTION=61026]tuxgeo[/MENTION], your turn.[/ooc]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 6729793, member: 11146"] After completing his impromptu lectio divina (sans prayer book) with Guran, Spec took a careful circuit of the ossuary and found one false shelf on the lower level of a shelf of skulls. The panel was perhaps 12 inches high and 18 inches long; too small for even a small individual to shimmy into. Opening the panel, Spec found an unlocked very long stone box, and when he lifted the lid, he discovered that the stone box was filled with all manner of coin from many different places in the Realms. Spec counted the coins, found there were very many, then set about looking for other hidden panels. He found none--none in the shelving, and none in either the floor or ceiling. [ooc]15 platinum pieces and 1560 gold pieces. A religion check indicated that the coins likely belonged to the original owners of the skulls. [MENTION=61026]tuxgeo[/MENTION], your turn.[/ooc] [/QUOTE]

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