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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hewligan" data-source="post: 4007288" data-attributes="member: 19688">Discovering the Catacombs of WrathThe kidney shaped cave is empty, save for the horrendous remnants of a half eaten town guard that lies in the corner. His right arm and hand is still untouched, and strangely unbloodied, his knuckles bone white, wrapped around his longsword. The floor around him is sticky with blood. The Sinspawn had feasted well, but its work was not complete.Most disturbing of all is how it appears to have carefully removed the guard's leather breastplate and shirt before ripping open his rib-cage to gorge on the soft internals. The breastplate lies off to one side, the shirt is little more than a soaked rag.Leaving this charnel house behind and moving up the corridor reveals that the second corridor leading off to the right that you spotted earlier (and just north of the cave you were just in) ends in nothing more than rubble. A dead end!<img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2238/2212313993_7225f58b0f.jpg?v=0" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /> (OOC: The white at the bottom is the top edge of the room you just battled the Sinspawn in, so you have all just moved north a bit)The corridor continues north for another 30-40 feet, before once again ending in a dead end, with little more than a few loose rocks and rubble to suggest that excavation once took place here. Of course, the corridor ends for a reason, and that reason is that the original tunneler appear to have hit something just off to the right of the dead end.There is a thin entrance, large enough for one man to move through, but perhaps only 2 feet wide, and clearly a rough, rather crude opening. The transition from one side of the gap to the other is obvious. You stand in the rough-hewn once-smugglers' tunnel, carved out of the natural rock, while just beyond it lies a very well constructed, albeit ancient looking, room with carefully crafted corridors leading off from it.Moving carefully to the gap and casting some light inside reveals a small chamber with a red marble statue of a strikingly beautiful but, at the same time, monstrously enraged human woman standing in the middle of the room. Her stony expression is twisted in a rictus of absolute fury. The woman wears flowing robes, and her long hair is held back from her face by an intricate headdress of hooks and blades. In her left hand she carries a large book, the face of which is inscribed with a seven pointed star. Her right hand holds a glittering metal and ivory ranseur.OOC: Anyone that wants to try and identify, please make a DC 35 Knowledge (history) check.Leading to the east from this slightly tear shaped chamber is a long straight corridor that appears to lead to a series of stairs. To the north is a burnished metal door, and to the south another corridor leads off into the darkness.There is silence within.Welcome to the Catacombs of Wrath!</blockquote>

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