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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 3141767" data-attributes="member: 11146">Karl carefully searches the stone door but finds nothing of note.&nbsp; The trap door that covers the pit appears to be a simple spring-loaded pressure plate--it drops when its weight load is met or exceeded.&nbsp; Judging by the goblin corpse at the bottom of the pit, the trap door is designed to fall inward even when a relatively light weight steps on it....either that, or someone threw the goblin into the pit.Karl pushes open the iron-shod stone door to reveal the tower's inner shell.&nbsp; This circular area is cobbled with cracked granite, upon which sprawl four goblins, all apparently slain in combat.&nbsp; One goblin stands with its back against the western wall, the killing spear still skewering it and holding it upright.&nbsp; Three wooden doors lead off from this area.&nbsp; Above, a hollow tower of loose masonry reaches 30 feet, but except for a couple of crumbled ledges, the intervening floors and stairs are gone.&nbsp; Rats skitter in the darkness about the goblin corpses and scrabble to flee the nimbus of light shed by Kiaphas's sunrod.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 3141767, member: 11146"] Karl carefully searches the stone door but finds nothing of note. The trap door that covers the pit appears to be a simple spring-loaded pressure plate--it drops when its weight load is met or exceeded. Judging by the goblin corpse at the bottom of the pit, the trap door is designed to fall inward even when a relatively light weight steps on it....either that, or someone threw the goblin into the pit. Karl pushes open the iron-shod stone door to reveal the tower's inner shell. This circular area is cobbled with cracked granite, upon which sprawl four goblins, all apparently slain in combat. One goblin stands with its back against the western wall, the killing spear still skewering it and holding it upright. Three wooden doors lead off from this area. Above, a hollow tower of loose masonry reaches 30 feet, but except for a couple of crumbled ledges, the intervening floors and stairs are gone. Rats skitter in the darkness about the goblin corpses and scrabble to flee the nimbus of light shed by Kiaphas's sunrod. [/QUOTE]

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